Robins finished tied for 11th in the league in goals and led the team in goals and points and finished third in assists. He was also third in scoring among 2020 WHL draft-eligible players, behind Seth Jarvis (13th overall) and Connor Zary (24th overall), who were both taken in the first round.
In his WHL career, the center has scored 99 points (42 goals, 57 assists) in 134 contests. In 2018-19, Robins was one of seven rookies to appear in 68 contests
Prior to his WHL career, Robins played for Rink Hockey Academy Prep in the Canadian Sport School Hockey League. Over two seasons, he registered 67 points (25 goals, 42 assists) in 56 games.
In the 2020 NHL Draft, Robins was the first drafted player in San Jose Sharks history to hail from Great Britain. His father, Trevor, was a goaltender who signed as an undrafted free agent with San Jose in 1993. He spent parts of two seasons with the team's International Hockey League (IHL) affiliate Kansas City Blades.
The five-foot-ten, 176-pound native of London, Great Britain was selected by San Jose in the 2020 NHL Draft (second round, 56th overall).
