Sport
M Basketball
Positions
PG
Height
5'11''
Weight
High School
Archbishop Molloy High School
Jamaica, NY
Club
Rising Stars
Uniondale, NY
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Top Achievements
- Honors with Distinction
About Me
This is My Story
My name is Chase Robinson and I reside in Queensvillage, New York. I am currently a senior at Archbishop Molloy High School located at 83-53 Manton Street, Briarwood, New York. To date, my GPA is 3.8 and I am well on my way to graduate in June 2022. I am currently a point guard on the varsity basketball player at Archbishop Molloy High School. I have been playing the sport since I was 10 years old and absolutely love the game. I also currently play with Rising Stars Organization (AAU) and various other basketball teams.
Life’s journey has been a long and tough one for me. My mother was diagnosed with colon cancer and a few months later with breast cancer. So, you can imagine my emotions; I was sad, frustrated and worried. How could my mother, a woman full of life, energy, strength and poise be diagnosed with this dreadful disease. Cancer does not discriminate; it can affect anyone. During this season of my life my world seemed to be turned upside down. But through her pain I watched my mother stand tall, filled with strength and faith. She would often say in the midst of her illness, “Life can present you with some wins and some losses but how you deal with it determines your outcome” and “somehow we are going to get through this, it’s a win, win”. I am reminded of a quote I read and it so reminded me of her, “She believed she could so she did”, she completed her challenges of chemotherapy and radiation. She believed and so she did. Soon after another circumstance of life hit Covid 19 and it did not just hit our family but everyone around us, it affected those in New York and those abroad. Death was on the rise and life as we once knew had changed drastically. Wearing masks, washing our hands thoroughly, hybrid and remote learning had become the new normal. Through all the chaos of the world and dealing with a pandemic that seems like it’s never going to end, my mother suffering a brain tumor during the pandemic, her cancer diagnosis, how do you overcome life challenges especially the difficult ones? I have learned through her and the circumstances that engulfed me to remain positive; disregard all of the negative things you may see, hear or think and challenge your energy into something more positive, believe in one’s self, have unimaginable faith, be thankful for your struggles which is often hard to do, but through your struggles you learn your strength and when you reach that crossroad in life and you just don’t know how to get through it, navigate through it and continue on the path, keep moving forward and never give up. That is my goal when I attend your college/university, navigate, push, grow and strive for the best education not allowing nothing or anyone to deter me as I continue on the path. Like the game of basketball, I will make my next move my best move. “I believe I Can and I Will”.
My name is Chase Robinson and I reside in Queensvillage, New York. I am currently a senior at Archbishop Molloy High School located at 83-53 Manton Street, Briarwood, New York. To date, my GPA is 3.8 and I am well on my way to graduate in June 2022. I am currently a point guard on the varsity basketball player at Archbishop Molloy High School. I have been playing the sport since I was 10 years old and absolutely love the game. I also currently play with Rising Stars Organization (AAU) and various other basketball teams.
Life’s journey has been a long and tough one for me. My mother was diagnosed with colon cancer and a few months later with breast cancer. So, you can imagine my emotions; I was sad, frustrated and worried. How could my mother, a woman full of life, energy, strength and poise be diagnosed with this dreadful disease. Cancer does not discriminate; it can affect anyone. During this season of my life my world seemed to be turned upside down. But through her pain I watched my mother stand tall, filled with strength and faith. She would often say in the midst of her illness, “Life can present you with some wins and some losses but how you deal with it determines your outcome” and “somehow we are going to get through this, it’s a win, win”. I am reminded of a quote I read and it so reminded me of her, “She believed she could so she did”, she completed her challenges of chemotherapy and radiation. She believed and so she did. Soon after another circumstance of life hit Covid 19 and it did not just hit our family but everyone around us, it affected those in New York and those abroad. Death was on the rise and life as we once knew had changed drastically. Wearing masks, washing our hands thoroughly, hybrid and remote learning had become the new normal. Through all the chaos of the world and dealing with a pandemic that seems like it’s never going to end, my mother suffering a brain tumor during the pandemic, her cancer diagnosis, how do you overcome life challenges especially the difficult ones? I have learned through her and the circumstances that engulfed me to remain positive; disregard all of the negative things you may see, hear or think and challenge your energy into something more positive, believe in one’s self, have unimaginable faith, be thankful for your struggles which is often hard to do, but through your struggles you learn your strength and when you reach that crossroad in life and you just don’t know how to get through it, navigate through it and continue on the path, keep moving forward and never give up. That is my goal when I attend your college/university, navigate, push, grow and strive for the best education not allowing nothing or anyone to deter me as I continue on the path. Like the game of basketball, I will make my next move my best move. “I believe I Can and I Will”.
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Height
5'11"
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Weight
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Vertical
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