Updates from the hoop and beyond

Improved Free-Throw Shooting Leads Danville to Championship Season

"For me personally, Noah played a huge part of our championship season. Our players became much more aggressive when they had the confidence to make free throws" - Coach Scott Rainville

Danville High Coach Scott Rainville had just 10 practices to...

Noah Shooting System Improves Basketball Players and Coaches

“Noah puts the science behind the shooting. Noah breaks down the averages and allows you to decipher what you need to do as a shooter. That’s key for me." - John Hellige

2014 NCAA Tournament Proves Free-Throw Shooting is a Difference Maker

The first two rounds of the men’s NCAA basketball tournament are in the books, and free throw shooting once again proved to be the difference in quite a few games.

N.C. State blew a 16-point lead with eight minutes to go against Saint Louis in the...

New NCAA Men's Basketball Rules Increase Shooting Opportunities

Before the current men’s college basketball season, the NCAA tweaked its rules to allow for more offensive freedom in hopes of increased scoring after Division I teams averaged 67.5 points per game in 2012-13. That figure was the lowest scoring...

White Hall High School Utilizes Noah Community

White Hall High School Tracks Shooting Improvements with Noah Community Website

“I started shooting on it, and I realized ‘this is something that can really help basketball. I also realized that I didn’t want any other school in our conference to...

UVA Coach, Tony Bennett, Endorses Noah Basketball

For more than 20 years, University of Virginia Men’s Basketball Coach Tony Bennett had a burning question. Bennett is the NCAA all-time leader in three-point field goal percentage at 49.7 percent (minimum 200 made). But Bennett was “just” a career...