Miles Robinson, an outfielder for Skyridge High School, has established himself as a notable talent within the Utah high school baseball landscape. According to a July 6, 2026, ranking by Baseball America, Robinson was listed as the number nine outfielder in the state for the class of 2026. The same document noted that his collegiate commitment is to Cal State Northridge.
During the 2026 varsity baseball season, Robinson was a consistent offensive contributor for the Skyridge Falcons. In a game played on April 21, 2026, Robinson doubled and scored a run during a matchup against Lone Peak. He continued his performance in a subsequent game on April 22, 2026, where he recorded two singles and two RBIs. During that same contest, Robinson also scored once.
On April 24, 2026, Robinson contributed an RBI during a game against Lone Peak that ended in an 11-8 loss for the Falcons. His offensive production remained steady through the end of the regular season. In a game against Jordan on April 28, 2026, Robinson homered and doubled, accounting for three RBIs and scoring one additional run. In a contest against American Fork on May 4, 2026, Robinson went 3-for-4 at the plate, which included two triples, two RBIs, and two runs scored.
Robinson's impact was also felt during the 2026 postseason. In the championship series held in late May 2026, Robinson played a key role in the Falcons' run to a second-place state finish. During the May 23, 2026, game against American Fork, Robinson turned a leadoff single into a double with his speed and later scored on a ground ball hit by teammate Rip Roberts. Later in that same inning, Robinson drove in Bo Larson with a single to right field.
Throughout the season, Skyridge finished with an overall record of 19-14 in varsity contests, according to a May 27, 2026, report. The team earned a silver state trophy for its performance. While the Skyridge team faced a difficult schedule, including a 0-3 record against the top-seeded American Fork team during the regular season, Robinson's individual statistics and high-profile rankings highlight his standing as one of the premier players in the region.
What this means for American Fork
For American Fork residents, Robinson's performance against local competition highlights the high level of talent present in Region 3. His ability to produce runs against the top-seeded American Fork team during the May 2026 season underscores the competitive nature of the local high school baseball landscape as players prepare for collegiate careers.
