Noah Koupiaris Noah Koupiaris 6'3" | SF/SG Seton-LaSalle | 2027 State PA is a nightmare matchups for opposing defenses. At 6’3 with a ton of athleticism, it is really tough to guard him. After losing much of last season to injury, Koupiaris enters his senior year healthy and ready for a fresh start at Peters Township. He has legit range from beyond the arc and has no problem knocking down contested jumpers. And it is that shooting that opens everything else up. Koupiaris has the handle, first step, and athleticism to beat defenders who crowd him, and he doesn’t shy away from contact once he reaches the paint. However, it is the midrange game that really sets Koupiaris apart. His court vision is one of the better parts of his game and is willing to give the ball up when the defense sends extra attention. In transition, Koupiaris runs well and has the athletic ability to finish. The situation at Peters Township makes this season particularly intriguing. Koupiaris arrives as a senior after the Indians graduated multiple backcourt pieces. That gives him a huge opportunity for him to make his mark. His team-first mentality has consistently stood out. He is willing to make the extra pass and do whatever gives his team the best chance to win.

Noah Koupiaris Noah Koupiaris 6'3" | SF/SG Seton-LaSalle | 2027 State PA is a 6’3 point guard who lost much of his junior season to injury, but he is expected to return healthy and ready. His move to Peters Township for his senior season gives him an opportunity to reintroduce himself as one of the WPIAL’s more intriguing backcourt prospects. Koupiaris immediately stands out because of the physical advantages. He has excellent size and a big vertical leap. He can elevate over defenders for jump shots, finish above traffic, and absorb contact when he attacks the basket. His athleticism is impressive. His perimeter shooting forces defenses to account for him well beyond the arc. He gets into his jumper quickly off the catch and can also create it off the dribble. However, his deep range is only part of his offensive game. Koupiaris has one of the best first steps in the WPIAL and he does not shy away from contact. He is comfortable taking what the defense allows rather than forcing the same type of shot on every possession. His return from injury will be one of the important WPIAL storylines to follow.

Koupiaris is in-between a guard and wing and makes a living when the game is played in the half-court. He is a threat to make shots from behind the arc. Koupiaris also is a threat as a driver on the attack. He shows some flashes as a sneaky athlete. He is a prospect who should see traction from the small college level.