Noah Locke was Providence’s steady, high-volume floor spacer in 2022-23
In the 2022-23 season, Noah Locke gave Providence a dependable veteran wing guard who started 32 of 33 games and averaged 11.0 points while hitting 38.5% from three and 79.4% at the line[5][8][12]. His calling card is simple and valuable: quick-trigger shooting, spacing, and enough scoring gravity to keep defenses honest, even when he is not the primary creator[5][8]. The tradeoff is that he is more finisher than engine—his assists were modest—so he fits best on a team that needs a poised off-ball scorer, not a lead guard[8][12].
