Delaney has played a part in Homestead’s offense over the past couple of seasons, but minus the graduation of several 2026 prospects, she should be a go-to entity for the Lady Spartans, and I look for her to potentially be their leading scorer, their top shooting threat, and possibly their top assists person. Delaney has done a nice job of improving her handle and vision, and she has become an effective point guard. But with her elite skill as a shooter, that remains the priority.

Noll is a shooting machine starting off the game with 3 shots from the perimeter in a row. Catches and shoots with ease. Her team always knows they can trust her to add three points to the score board. Has amazing confidence and very consistent.

Bombs away, outstanding shooter, really love her quick release, smooth handles and moves well to get in position. She knows where everyone is, great vision. She has a different gear.  She’s ranked for a reason, she’s special and the real deal! 

Delaney Noll Delaney Noll 5'10" | CG Homestead | 2028 State #57 Nation IN is another prospect earning national attention, with offers from programs such as Louisville and Chattanooga. She has a strong feel for the game, especially when it comes to creating space for herself, which allows her to consistently get clean looks and be a reliable scoring option from the perimeter.

Noll is also very effective off the bounce, using her quick first step to get downhill and put pressure on the defense. Whether she’s finishing at the rim or making the right read once the defense collapses, she shows the ability to make plays in multiple ways.

What makes her stand out is her balance as an offensive player—she can score at all three levels while staying under control and playing within the flow of the game. As she continues to develop, her all-around offensive skill set will keep her among the more intriguing prospects in Indiana’s 2028 class.

Speaking of good shooters, Delaney is as pure as they come. And it’s not just simply taking and making open step-in jumpers; she can pull up off the dribble to 3-point range, she can shoot off the cut, in addition to being a knockdown shooter when she is set and has any time & space. Additionally, she looks a little quicker laterally and more explosive overall, plus she is handling it much better against pressure. While she helped facilitate a strong 2026 class at Homestead this Winter, look for her to score a lot more moving forward.

My first time watching Delaney was at the Sophomore ID Camp, and I had no idea of how high her ranking was before the event. I saw firsthand exactly why she is ranked the #1 combo-guard in Indiana. Delaney used every inch of her length, athleticism, IQ, unselfish style, and advanced fundamental abilities to leave a lasting impression. She produced and impacted the games in every category. Her shooting proficiency stood out amongst the group–she knocked down many mid-range and three-point shots during the drills. Delaney had active hands on defense, blocked a shot, and moved her feet quickly to stop drives. She swiped the ball away and fired a strong chest pass for the assist. Delaney was an outstanding facilitator and made extra passes at the point of attack for several assists. She imposed her will on the boards and finished put-backs with strength. Delaney converted layups at a high rate off the dribble and off backdoor cuts. Two of her best were an explosive baseline drive reverse after a rip move and an opposite-hand finish off the glass. Delaney earned recognition as a Top Performer and was my choice for Sophomore ID Camp MVP.