Noelle Mannen

Photo by: Grace Johnson/Oregon State Athletics

Photo by: KARL MAASDAM 2016

REDSHIRT-SOPHOMORE (2021-22):

Was awarded a scholarship prior to the season, after spending her first two seasons as a walk-on
Appeared in 23 games
Averaged 1.6 points and 0.7 rebounds per game
Had five points vs. Long Beach State in the first round of the WNIT
Hit a 3-pointer against Stanford at the Pac-12 Tournament (3/3)
Knocked down a 3-pointer at Washington State (1/26)
Hit two 3-pointers and scored six points against CBU (11/17).

REDSHIRT-SOPHOMORE (2020-21):

REDSHIRT-FRESHMAN (2019-20):

Before Oregon State:

Four year varsity starter at Valley Catholic High School
Earned Cowapa League First Team honors all four years
League Player of the Year her senior season
First Team All-Oregon as a senior, and Second Team All-Oregon as a junior
Earned First Team All-Tournament honors while helping her team finish fourth in the state her senior season
Participated in the 4A All-Star Series her senior year
Is Valley Catholic’s career record holder in points, rebounds, assists and steals
Also holds the program’s single-game records for points and charges taken
Two-time All-State honoree in soccer, playing as a goalkeeper
Threw Javelin all four years of high school, finishing as high as fifth in the state
Played four years of softball, earning All-Cowapa League honors twice.

Personal:

Daughter of Melinda and Douglas Mannen
Has four siblings, Jessica, Greta, Nick and Grace
Father played football at Wesleyan University and sister Grace was a member of the Portland rowing team
Member of the National Honor Society and the Spanish National Honor Society in high school
Served on the Student Council all four years, including Student Body President her senior year
Majoring in Political Science
Enjoys hiking, hanging out with friends, eating, traveling, reading and singing
Favorite athletes are Steve Nash and Charles Woodson
Hopes to become a high school teacher and basketball coach
Chose Oregon State “there truly is no other basketball program like theirs. From each and every one of the amazing coaches to the incredible fan base, there is no better place to play college basketball, and I couldn't be more thankful and excited to have the opportunity to do so.”