Noah Norgaard gives UNCG a high-volume, high-upside perimeter threat
Norgaard’s freshman season at UNCG showed a guard who can space the floor, handle real shooting volume, and chip in as a secondary playmaker: he averaged 7.7 points, 2.1 rebounds, and 1.5 assists in about 25 minutes per game while shooting 40.3% overall and 36.0% from three in 2025-26.[2][4][8] His best calling card is shot-making versatility—he has shown stronger three-point production in multiple contexts and can create offense in bursts, including a season-high 17 points in UNCG’s SoCon tournament win over Wofford.[10][12][14] For a team looking for a young guard with scoring feel, shot gravity, and room to grow into a bigger role, he looks like a useful fit.[2][10][17]
