Noah Haaland is a preferred walk-on from Lakeland High School and Classical Christian Academy in Post Falls.
He averaged 7.4 PPG on 62 FG% from the field in two seasons with Allan Hancock College before transferring to Gonzaga. Haaland joins Cade Orness, Joe Few, and Joaquim ArauzMoore as the walk-ons for the upcoming roster.
I am excited to announce that I am committing to play at Gonzaga University as a preferred walk on next year. I am looking forward to playing next season healthy. I want to thank my coaches and my teammates for helping me get to where I am now and a special thanks to my family. pic.twitter.com/hglnyGGrXQ
— Noah Haaland (@NoahHaaland) May 26, 2024
🏀@ZagMBB latest walk-on @NoahHaaland did it all for the Lakeland Hawks in his high school days, throwing down dunks, drilling threes & a great passer. He averaged a double-double his senior year & was an All-Inland Empire League selection!
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— SWXRightNow (@SWXRightNow) May 27, 2024
His father, Dale Haaland, played two seasons at Spokane Community Colleges before moving on to Gonzaga for two seasons from 1985 to 1987. Dale played 56 games for the Zags, averaging 10.0 points and 6.7 rebounds.
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Noah’s mother, Robyn Benson, played volleyball for Gonzaga from 1985 to 1986 after attending Coeur d’Alene High School. Noah’s familial ties run deep, as it appears he was born to be a Zag.
