Indiana Univ.- Indianapolis NCAA1 USA Passport
Indiana Univ.- Indianapolis NCAA1 USA Passport
Noah Taitz
PG/G 6’4” (1.94m) / 190lbs (86kg)
Lindenwood '27/Standford/Utah Valley
Passports: USA Born: May 2003
Noah is a 6'4 high level SG, who brings a high IQ and decision making process to the court that enhances the whole team.
The 6’4” guard’s story is one of resilience as much as talent. A Las Vegas native, Noah starred at powerhouse Bishop Gorman High School, helping the program capture four state championships and earning a spot among the top 100 recruits in the country as a consensus four-star prospect.
While at Bishop Gorman, he was...
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4x Nevada state champion at Bishop Gorman
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Nevada All-State selection as a sophomore and junior
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Led Bishop Gorman reach a No. 14 national ranking
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Ranked as ESPN 4-star recruit (#99 overall nationally; #22 SG)
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Ranked as 3-star recruit by 247Sports and Rivals
Schools like Oklahoma, Washington, Utah, and UNLV were all in pursuit, but Noah ultimately chose to begin his career at Stanford, where he played two seasons and hit a pair of massive threes in an upset win over a top-5 ranked USC team. From there he transferred to Loyola Marymount Univ. where he suffered an injury that had him miss the majority of the '23 & 24 seasons. After recovering, he moved on to Utah Valley, where he finished his career as a graduate transfer. Noah was a key piece of a Wolverines squad that captured the WAC regular-season championship outright and advanced to the NIT, knocking down 41% of his threes on the season and going a perfect 8-for-8 from the free-throw line. His best outing came in a blowout win over Bethesda, where he posted a season-high 15 points to go with 5 assists and 4 rebounds — a glimpse of the complete guard he can be when given the keys.
Through every stop, Noah’s calling card has stayed the same: a knockdown shooter with real range, a high basketball IQ, and the defensive versatility to guard multiple positions. Combine that with the perspective he’s gained from fighting through injuries and a few program changes, and you’ve got a guard who’s battle-tested and ready for whatever’s next.
Noah is just as serious in the classroom as on the court. He was a Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll member at Stanford; named NABC Honors Court at LMU in '23; graduated cum laude in '24 from LMU with degree in Sociology and with his MBA in '26 form UVU.
