Nolan Wright is a 5'10" Point Guard in the 2026 class.
Wright attends Sehome in Washington.
Wright's Player Profile was created on December 7, 2022.
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Expert Analysis
Nolan
WrightPG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Sehome
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WA
Week 3 Standout Players
Sehome has been having some troubles to start the season but their young squad has showed signs of...
Written by Devin Record
Nolan
WrightPG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Sehome
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WA
Top Multi-Sport Athletes – Pt 2
Nolan is a strong point guard who has improved his mid-range and deep shot. He has been getting...
Written by Devin Record
Nolan
WrightPG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Sehome
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WA
Northwest Conference players I’m excited to see in June – Pt 2
Nolan didn’t play AAU this summer but he has still been putting in work off the court in...
Written by Devin Record
Nolan
WrightPG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Sehome
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WA
City Rankings: Top 5 Underclassman in Whatcom County
Nolan is another player who was very impressive on the court last year as a freshman. He was...
Written by Devin Record
Nolan
WrightPG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
Sehome
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WA
Underclassman ready to take the next step
Nolan is a multi-sport athlete who is going to excel in both sports next season during his sophomore...
Written by Devin Record
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Sehome has been having some troubles to start the season but their young squad has showed signs of a bright future. Against Blaine early this season, Nolan dominated in every aspect of the game by controlling the pace of the game and being patient. Wright went off for 30 points, 9 rebounds, 8 assists, and 4 steals during the game.
Nolan is a strong point guard who has improved his mid-range and deep shot. He has been getting more upper body strength, helping him be one of the more physical guards in the entire state. Contact doesn’t scare him as he gets downhill and attacks the bucket against anyone standing down in the paint. On the football field, Nolan has one of the most accurate and strongest arms in the state. He scrambles well out of the pocket too, evading lineman to extend the play.
Nolan didn’t play AAU this summer but he has still been putting in work off the court in many different ways. He’s a leader on the court for this Mariners team and knows how to make his teammates excel on the court. He has a high motor and a willingness to do anything in order to win the game for his team. He gets downhill with either hand effectively and can finish through traffic with either hand as well. He did it all on the court last year for Sehome, averaging 11ppg, 5apg, and 5rpg. I could see him raise all 3 of those numbers.
Nolan is another player who was very impressive on the court last year as a freshman. He was a key role player on one of the top teams in the 2A class and utilized his minutes very well. He knows his role and excels at it, providing a spark off the bench last year. He will be a starter and a key player on the team so will have a much bigger role.
Nolan is a multi-sport athlete who is going to excel in both sports next season during his sophomore year campaign. With quite a few of Sehome’s role players graduating, he will be in more of a leadership role next season. I think he will do a fantastic job as he is spending this AAU season being a leader for Team360 15u this summer. He attacks the ball very well with either hand and can shoot the ball efficiently off the dribble or off the catch.