Noah Limbago Noah Limbago 6'3" | SF WT Woodson | 2025 State VA was one of the best all-around players in NOVA this year, and it’s a shame he wasn’t able to play in Woodson’s state final loss against South Lakes because of injury. Noah does it all on the court. He is a great defender, and he does an amazing job facilitating. Noah can get downhill and get tough buckets at the rim, and he can knock down an occasional three. I’ve said before Noah is a true Swiss army knife and a player whose impact can’t be quantified with stats. He was region player of the year and first-team all-state. 

Noah Limbago Noah Limbago 6'3" | SF WT Woodson | 2025 State VA ‘s stats won’t jump out at you, but he was impactful in this game. Noah dealt with Robinson’s size well, and Noah did an excellent job grabbing rebounds and creating transition points. Noah is a “Swiss army knife” for this Woodson team that could win a state title. Noah was terrific on both ends and did a great job facilitating. He finished with 9 points, 7 assists, and 5 rebounds.

Noah Limbago Noah Limbago 6'3" | SF WT Woodson | 2025 State VA is one of the more versatile players in the area, and he can affect games without giving you big scoring outputs. Noah is a great defender and is a terrific rebounder. He plays almost every position for this Woodson team and does everything on both ends. Noah does a great job attacking the rim with his size and strength. Noah can knock down outside shots and is a matchup nightmare. Noah had a big week with his big performance coming in a competitive win over Robinson, where he had an efficient 31 points. Noah knocked down threes and did a good job getting to the rim.

Woodson has a lot of talent, and on a team like this, you need someone who can affect the game without scoring. Noah Limbago Noah Limbago 6'3" | SF WT Woodson | 2025 State VA is an outstanding example of that. On defense, Noah guarded Donovan Richardson Donovan Richardson 6'6" | PG Steward | 2025 State #166 Nation VA in their game against Steward and forced him into some difficult shots. In the middle of the first half against Steward’s zone, Woodson put Noah at the free throw line, and he made some outstanding passes. Noah moves well without the ball and rebounds well on both ends. 

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-Limbago never disappoints as an athletic wing prospect that does a little bit of everything for a balanced Woodson team. Standing 6’3 with a strong frame, good lateral movement skills, and a budding perimeter skillset– he impacts the game on both ends of the floor with aggressive, physical play as a guy that can switch 1-4 at the HS level. I thought he got a tough whistle defensively, with 2 great weakside blocked shots at the rim negated by a foul call. An intriguing name to track in the 2025 class as D2 and D3 programs recruiting him heavily with some Patriot league interest beginning to consistently reach out.