How would you briefly describe your gameplay style?
I'm a 6'3' combo guard who is a 3 level scorer. (52/34/75)
I'm also capable distributor who likes to find rhythm shots for my teammates.
Defensively, I am versed in pack-line principles and many zone defenses as my high school switches between defensive sets often.
Can you provide a brief description of your mentality or personality?
On the court I have a Mamba like mentality and enjoy the game like my favorite player Steph Curry.
My focus on the court is doing whatever it takes to win the game.
Off the court I am easy going and enjoy hanging out with my friends.
Are you involved in any clubs, organizations, or have you received any non-sport awards?
For the 24-25 school year, I received Academic All-State. As well as honors and high honors.
What skills or qualities have you developed, such as leadership, teamwork, or community service?
Being a coaches kid I find myself picking up X's and O's quickly. This allows me to help my teammates during practice and gameplay. I take pride in being a floor general.
I've also found great satisfaction in helping the youth basketball players in my community. Recently I've started teaching them the fundamentals.
Have you faced any significant challenges? If so, please describe.
My first year at Pecatonica, I came into the school year not knowing anyone.
This was a challenge because not only was I the new kid, I was also the coaches son.
Because of these two reasons I had to get out of my comfort zone to meet new people on a personal level and build the confidence to lead them on the basketball court and baseball field.
What type of college are you looking for?
Academically I am currently thinking about pursuing business education.
For basketball, I'm looking to join a positive culture that matches the style of play I enjoy.
Noll averaged just a tad over 25 points a game as a sophomore so he’s game is well...
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Mark Miller
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Noll averaged just a tad over 25 points a game as a sophomore so he’s game is well known in southwest Wisconsin. After running into early foul trouble and sitting a good chunk of the first half against Parkview, Noll came out in the second half and made some nice passes and converted five huge foul shots to keep his squad in front over the final stretch of the contest. Noll, the son of Pecatonica coach Scott Noll, finished with 17 points and a handful of assists. His size, length and feel for the game all translate to the next level and once he gains some weight and strength, his game will go to another level.
