Noah hit just one shot and it came early on in the game, but was one of the best players on the floor as he was dropping some dimes to set up his teammates with easy looks. Did a great job of attacking the baseline, forcing a defender to step in and cut him off, and then dumping it off to one of his bigs diving to the basket. Also had some kick-out passes from the lane right into his teammates’ hands ready to shoot. Noah is someone who can put points on the board as a shooter, as evident by his 43% 3P shooting percentage this season, but this game was at his best as a facilitator, finishing with 10 assists.

After a loss to Hopkins in the semi-finals, Noah helped power the Redhawks to a convincing win over South St. Paul in the 3rd place game. I really liked how active he was defensively, pressuring the ball, fighting through screens, and showing good instincts to jump passing lanes and pick up easy steals. Racked up 5 steals throughout the game, helping his team pick up some easy buckets in the open floor. Three point shooting threat who does a great job of quickly getting his feet squared and ready to shoot as soon as the ball comes his way. Scored a team high 17 points in the win.

Noah had a breakout performance in a win over a tough Minnesota Gold team. He hit the game winner on a strong drive and left handed finish over a defender. He started the game off hot from beyond the arc and was a consistent scoring option all throughout the game. He has a lengthy frame and can get shots off quickly in the catch-and-shoot. Hamburge is a great option to have playing off the ball and can heat up fast from the perimeter.