Noah Larson joined the Texas Southern University women’s basketball coaching staff in August 2026, bringing experience at the NCAA Division I level, a successful background in high school basketball, and a strong commitment to student-athlete development.
Prior to joining Texas Southern, Larson served as an assistant women’s basketball coach at Eastern Illinois University, where he joined the Panthers’ coaching staff in June 2025 for the 2025–26 season. During his time at Eastern Illinois, Larson gained valuable experience coaching at the Division I level while contributing to the development of student-athletes and the overall success of the women’s basketball program.
Before entering the collegiate coaching ranks, Larson built an extensive coaching résumé at the high school and grassroots levels. He spent six seasons (2014–2020) as an assistant girls’ basketball coach at Rufus King High School in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. During his tenure, he helped guide the program to multiple City Conference Championships. The program also earned national recognition during the 2016–17 season, receiving a Top 25 high school ranking from USA Today and MaxPreps.
Larson also spent three seasons coaching with JL3 Elite Youth Basketball League (EYBL), gaining experience working with talented players competing at the national grassroots level.
Beyond his coaching experience, Larson brings a strong educational background, having spent five years as a mathematics teacher. His experience in the classroom has helped shape his approach to coaching, emphasizing teaching, accountability, leadership, and the development of student-athletes both academically and athletically.
Larson earned his bachelor’s degree from St. Cloud State University in 2016, where he also served as a manager for the men’s basketball program.
Throughout his coaching career, Larson has emphasized player development, discipline, teamwork, and building a competitive culture. He brings that experience and commitment to excellence to the Texas Southern University women’s basketball program.