Noah Woods Noah Woods 6'7" | CG/SF Sioux Falls Washington | 2029 State SD – Woods is a six-foot-eight-inch 2029 wing from Sioux Falls, South Dakota that is long, agile, active, and springy jumping player. All these qualities Woods showed off last year playing in Prep Hoops Next events have gotten better. Plus with the combination of Woods’ improved ball handling ability makes him a match-up nightmare potential player on the perimeter. Woods’ versatility as a defender and perimeter shooting make him a great prospect.

Offers: Nebraska, TCU, Ohio State, Iowa, South Dakota State

-Blowing up! Phenomenal club season, best prospect from SD since Mike Miller?

-Recently picked offers from Iowa & Nebraska, what is the rest of the BIG10 waiting for?

-This kid has Division 1 written all over him, college scouts should be drooling over Woods

-Eye-catching length, jumps extremely well, natural athlete, makes it look easy

Noah has fit right in with D1MN and the talented group surrounding him; his game has been on full display this spring. He stretches the floor with the ability to knock down threes but can also get to the rim and finish above it, playing high above the rim and making it look effortless in the process. On the defensive end, his timing and shot-blocking ability continue to give opposing offenses fits, and what makes him special is his versatility. Noah can guard a big man down low or step out and defend a guard, and his length and athleticism allow him to do both at a high level even among a group of gifted athletes. The combination of size, athleticism, and skill he brings is rarely found in one player at his age. He moves fluidly on the floor, finishes strong around the rim, and his pull-up mid-range jumper has taken a noticeable step forward this spring. Noah is maturing into a complete player, and the best is still ahead of him.

The freshman phenom will be running with D1 Minnesota this club season, and he’s poised to make a name for himself in a big way. Woods brings game-changing length and elite athleticism—tools that immediately stand out on the floor. What makes him even more intriguing is his approach to the game. He plays with a high basketball IQ, carries himself like a true student of the game, and comes from noteworthy bloodlines that only add to his upside. Put it all together, and it’s easy to see why he already looks like a future Division I prospect. PHD is planning to catch him live at a tournament or two this season, and expectations are high. This is a name you’ll want to remember—get familiar with Noah Woods Noah Woods 6'7" | CG/SF Sioux Falls Washington | 2029 State SD .

-5 points

-Great length for just a freshman

-Very skilled and athletic

-Likes to get others involved/could definitely look to score more

-Not sure how you guard this kid if he wants to score the rock

-Has great looking shot

-Had couple blocks

-Likes the transition game/looks great running the floor

-Think he may have guarded all 5 spots on the floor at one time or another

-This kid is the real deal he will just keep getting better, keep your 👀 on him hes a stud 🔥

-8 points, 2 triples

-Got into the game in the 1stQ, turning into a playmaker at the varsity level

-Swatted a Painter corner 3-ball on BLOB, took away a good look

-Very LONG & skilled, does not look like a 9th grader

-Unselfish with the rock

-Contested and changed more shots

-Amazing switchability, full of versatility, he can effectivity defend any position

-Jumped a passing lane, steal, breakaway 2-handed power DUNK

-Corner catch & shoot triple from the L-corner, nice form, soft shot

-Opportunistic O-board

-Snagged an offensive board over a smaller opponent

-Active on-ball D, cut off a top-notch athlete, got his hands in for a jump ball

-Help-side D, came across the paint & blocked a shot

-Space & shoot 3ball right the right wing, catch & cash, Biteler w/ the assist

-Extra-pass assist to Biteler in the 4th

-Loose ball steal with 16 secs on the clock, big play

After battling through a banged-up ankle to start the season, Noah is now fully healthy, and it shows. The freshman has turned heads with a combination of length, athleticism, and skill that’s rare for a 9th grader. He’s splitting time between JV and varsity, logging four quarters at the varsity level and serving as the first player off the bench, and he’s made the most of those opportunities. As a frosh, Noah already leads the Warriors in blocked shots, using his size and natural instincts to create major problems on the defensive end. Opponents quickly learn that scoring around him isn’t easy. Offensively, Woods presents just as many challenges. He can slash and finish, stretch the floor with his three-point shooting, and consistently rebound in his position. What’s been most impressive is how seamlessly he’s blended in with the older varsity players. Noah isn’t just filling minutes; he’s taking and making big shots in big moments. Adding to the story, he also gets the opportunity to share the floor with his older brother, Jhace Woods Jhace Woods 6'3" | SF/PF Sioux Falls Washington | 2026 State SD , which makes the experience even more special. And the scary part? He’s only scratching the surface. The future is bright for Noah Woods Noah Woods 6'7" | CG/SF Sioux Falls Washington | 2029 State SD .