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Sun Devil Men's Basketball guard JRob Croy

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First look at JRob Croy in a Sun Devil uniform

by Connor Smith
Guard

JRob Croy

Riverside, California /// Riverside Polytechnic

I chose ASU because of the opportunity to compete at the highest level in the Big 12 and help take Sun Devil basketball to new heights. I’m also excited to be part of the incredible culture and winning standard that Coach Bennett has built. ASU is a great university with great people and I believe we can build something special here.

JRob Croy

Basketball in his Blood

  • Identified as the No. 103 overall prospect in the 2026 Class with four-star designation according to 247 Sports, who also tabbed him as the No. 11 combo guard in the class and a Top-10 overall prospect in California (No. 8)
  • Ranked as the No. 120 overall prospect and No. 36 small forward in the Class of 2026 by On3 Sports, who evaluated him as a four-star guard and Top-10 overall prospect in the state of California (No. 9)
  • Rated as a four-star guard prospect by ESPN, who listed him as the No. 46 shooting guard in the class and No. 18 overall prospect in the State of California for 2026
  • Emerged as a national recruit thanks to his efforts on the AAU circuit, highlighted by winning a Puma Pro16 17U League Title with Team CPSA in 2025
  • Averaged 13.5 points and 6.0 assists per game while shooting 39% from three during the championship run 
  • Named to the PRO16 All-Circuit Second Team after a spectacular Summer of 2025
  • Led Riverside Polytechnic to an Ivy League Title and a trip to the Division II CIF State Regional Semifinals as a junior
  • Riverside Polytechnic went 24-11 in 2024-25 with Croy serving as team captain, the most wins by the school since 2019-20
  •  Son of current Associate Head Coach Rick Croy, who compiled a 275-137 (.667) record over the past 13 seasons as the head coach of Cal Baptist University.

PUMA Pro16 17U Second Team All-Circuit

Points13.5

Per Game

Rebounds4.1

Per Game

Assists4.7

Per Game

3PT39%

FG%

JRob Croy | 2025 PRO16 Highlights | Sessions 2 - 5

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I have known JRob for a long time and what has always stood out to me about him was his competitiveness. He puts in maximum effort on both ends of the floor and is a great teammate at the same time. He has already fit in nicely with the veterans on this team.

Randy Bennett