Not only is Grossman a new addition to our 2028 rankings but he’s also a new addition to the state after transferring to Crossroads from Nevada-power, Bishop Gorman. The long, wiry 6-foot-4 junior brings an elite trait that translates to every level of the game: perimeter shooting. Grossman is a knock-down three-point shooter off-the-catch with deep range and has proven to be threat off movement and when using screens to get open looks.

Noah Grossman Noah Grossman 6'4" | CG/SG Crossroads | 2028 State CA-S has made the move over to Crossroads (CA) from Bishop Gorman. He was a playmaker for them right out of the gates at Section 7. Draining mid range shots, dishing out slick assists, and catching lobs. His versatility stood out, and he seemed to be more assertive. Although he’ll no longer be playing HS ball in Nevada, he’ll certainly be a prospect who stays on my radar. As he’s on a good trajectory and has the athleticism needed to compete at the next level. 

Noah was as aggressive as anybody else in this highly talented camp and made sure he put all parts of his game on display. He started with playing off the ball, showcasing his ability to keep the floor spaced and was always shot ready, knocking down shots in both the deep and short corner. He also got several captivating dunks in transition. When he was on-ball, he displayed his ball handling and passing abilities, making some great drop off dimes to his bigs; timing their cuts during his drives perfectly every time.

Noah Grossman Noah Grossman 6'4" | CG/SG Crossroads | 2028 State CA-S was on that rim per usual. I watched him get out in transition and put down a strong dunk, and he also caught a couple of lobs. Beyond his finishing ability, he dished out some slick passes and helped his teammates get clean looks on offense. Grossman’s performance and activity earned him a selection to the Top 60 Game.

Noah Grossman Noah Grossman 6'4" | CG/SG Crossroads | 2028 State CA-S now has 2 Division I offers between Utah Tech and New Mexico St. He is a fun player to watch. As you never know when he may produce a highlight. He is also a player who hustles on the defensive end, and works hard to keep his assignment in front of him. If you’re a coach/scout and looking to see him compete, he is running with Vegas Elite this summer. 

Noah Grossman Noah Grossman 6'4" | CG/SG Crossroads | 2028 State CA-S was certainly one of the more bouncy athletes getting up at the Prep Hoops Bash in the Desert. He takes a strong penultimate step before exploding toward the rim. He is both a threat to throw it down in transition and on lobs when his teammates put it in the right spot. Outside of his high-flying abilities, he knocked down some solid shots and was constantly hustling on the defensive end. His impact is certainly noticeable, and I like how he can make momentum-swinging plays for his team.

Explosive, super athletic guard who consistently pressured the rim with force and physicality. Highly springy athlete that welcomes contact and has the vertical pop to finish through defenders or play above the rim. Dangerous in transition where he turns into a major lob threat, putting constant pressure on the defense with his speed, elevation, and downhill explosiveness. Also showed the ability to confidently knock down the three off the catch.

Noah Grossman Noah Grossman 6'4" | CG/SG Crossroads | 2028 State CA-S is an elite athlete that also competes with relentless energy. If he’s looking to score, he can connect on 3-pointers. Or he will slash into the paint and use his vertical or footwork from there. His jumping abilities also allow him to alter shots on defense and he can come down with rebounds.