Men's Basketball
Noah King
- Title:
- Men's Basketball Fellow
- Phone:
- 662-325-3800
Noah King enters his first season as a fellow on the Mississippi State men’s basketball staff in 2026-27.
Before State, King scored over 2,200 points between his collegiate stops at Kirkwood Community College (2020-21 • 2021-22 • 2022-23), Upper Iowa University (2023-24 • 2024-25) and Missouri Western State (2025-26). His teams amassed 89 wins over his last four seasons and a pair of NCAA Division II Tournament trips.
King, a native of Caledonia, Minnesota, collected individual accolades at all three of his schools. He was a 2022-23 NJCCAA All-America Second-Team selection at Kirkwood, a two-time All-GLVC recipient at Upper Iowa and a 2025-26 All-MIAA Second-Team honors at Missouri Western State.
King worked with the Minnesota Lightning, an AAU organization, coaching at the 16U and 17U levels during his summers in college. He also ran youth camps and individual workouts for players in the surrounding areas of his hometown.
King wrapped up his prep career as Caledonia High School’s all-time leading scorer with 2,575 points where he was coached by his father, Brad King.
King graduated with his bachelor’s degree in general studies from Missouri Western State in 2026. He is pursuing a Master’s in sports administration at Mississippi State.
Before State, King scored over 2,200 points between his collegiate stops at Kirkwood Community College (2020-21 • 2021-22 • 2022-23), Upper Iowa University (2023-24 • 2024-25) and Missouri Western State (2025-26). His teams amassed 89 wins over his last four seasons and a pair of NCAA Division II Tournament trips.
King, a native of Caledonia, Minnesota, collected individual accolades at all three of his schools. He was a 2022-23 NJCCAA All-America Second-Team selection at Kirkwood, a two-time All-GLVC recipient at Upper Iowa and a 2025-26 All-MIAA Second-Team honors at Missouri Western State.
King worked with the Minnesota Lightning, an AAU organization, coaching at the 16U and 17U levels during his summers in college. He also ran youth camps and individual workouts for players in the surrounding areas of his hometown.
King wrapped up his prep career as Caledonia High School’s all-time leading scorer with 2,575 points where he was coached by his father, Brad King.
King graduated with his bachelor’s degree in general studies from Missouri Western State in 2026. He is pursuing a Master’s in sports administration at Mississippi State.
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