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Carrying the Torch, Building the Future

In Arkansas high school basketball history, few families have built a legacy as rich, decorated, and impactful as the Robinsons. And with his arms raised in triumph, standing at center court after leading the Bryant Hornets to a state championship, Kellen Robinson added another chapter to a story that’s already etched in hardwood lore.

Kellen, the second youngest of four brothers, is no stranger to the bright lights. He grew up on the sidelines of greatness — watching his older brothers, Khalen and Kelvin Robinson Jr., dominate their eras, win MVPs, and hoist trophies. The standards were high in the Robinson household, and Kellen met them with poise, power, and pride.

“I’ve watched my brothers put on for the city. I knew I had to do the same,” Kellen said, gripping the MVP plaque after a 25-point masterpiece in the state title game. “This wasn’t just for me. It was for my family, for Bryant, and for every kid that ever wanted to make their own mark.”

A two-year floor general for the Hornets, Kellen’s leadership reached its peak when it mattered most. He orchestrated the offense with surgical precision, controlled the tempo, and brought home the school’s most important win to date. It was a storybook ending to a high school career defined by toughness, IQ, and relentless work ethic.

But even in his crowning moment, Kellen’s eyes were fixed forward.

Now committed to playing Division I basketball at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock (UALR) — the same school where his brother once captured a conference title — Kellen steps into the next phase of his journey with a title of his own and a hunger to build more.

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