Noah Owens is a 5'10" Combo Guard/Point Guard in the 2028 class.
Owens attends Everett in Washington and plays club basketball for Seattle Select High Academic.
Owens's Player Profile was created on September 3, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Noah
OwensCG/PG
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
HS
Everett
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WA
Karl, Colunga among 6 Players who had stellar seasons
This quick guard continues to elevate his game with each minute he spends on the court, showcasing impressive...
Written by Devin Record
Noah
OwensCG/PG
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
HS
Everett
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WA
5 Standout Sophomore Guards
Owens is an athletic point guard who does a great job getting paint touches and spreading the ball...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Noah
OwensCG/PG
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
HS
Everett
|
WA
2028 Rankings: Stock Risers
Noah is advanced on the court and is one of the most skilled, fundamentally sound guards in the...
Written by Devin Record
Noah
OwensCG/PG
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
HS
Everett
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WA
Freshman who stepped up
Noah proved he could play the varisty level right when his freshman year started. He was Everett’s starting...
Written by Devin Record
Noah
OwensCG/PG
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
HS
Everett
|
WA
2028 Rankings: Early Names Standing Out
Noah has been playing very steady for Everett all season long, becoming one of the key players for...
Written by Devin Record
Noah
OwensCG/PG
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
HS
Everett
|
WA
Watch-List Names to Know
Noah is just a freshman but is ready to make big time plays for Everett. He showed a...
Written by Devin Record
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Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout
This quick guard continues to elevate his game with each minute he spends on the court, showcasing impressive growth and confidence. His ball-handling skills are exceptional, allowing him to break down defenders effortlessly and create scoring opportunities. He attacks the rim with smooth precision, navigating through traffic with ease and finishing strong even through contact. As he gains more experience, his ability to control the game and make clutch plays only becomes more pronounced.
Owens is an athletic point guard who does a great job getting paint touches and spreading the ball around on offense. Can incite a lot of their action with his quickness and patience operating around the paint, keeping his dribble going and finding key passes off his paint touches. He’s a pretty athletic kid too, and can contribute with some help on the glass.
Noah is advanced on the court and is one of the most skilled, fundamentally sound guards in the 2028 class. He controls the pace of the game well, being able to make opposing teams play at his speed. He handles the rock at an elite level, rarely turning the ball over. He can shoot it well too, especially from the mid-range level.
Noah proved he could play the varisty level right when his freshman year started. He was Everett’s starting point guard all season long and played extremely well for being just a freshman. He handles pressure well, being able to dribble out of double teams and find his open teammates. His shot was consistent from deep and he hits tough contested shots from inside the arc often. He’s one to watch.
Noah has been playing very steady for Everett all season long, becoming one of the key players for them already. He has shown he plays with a high motor on the court, being a fantastic rebounder for a guard. He gets his buckets well too but does an even better job at finding his open teammates and facilitating the offense.
Noah is just a freshman but is ready to make big time plays for Everett. He showed a lot of promise during the WA PH Freshman Showcase, having great handles and ability to get downhill and facilitate the offense smoothly and make accurate passes to his teammates.