Houston native, Noah Hodgson chosen to represent Texas in USA Top 100 All American Spring Game.

At 5’9”, 197 pounds, Noah Hodgson plays the game with a chip on his shoulder—and a motor that never cools off. Noah’s football journey began at age nine at the local YMCA in Houston, where he first learned that effort and toughness could outweigh size and hype. From the start, he embraced the grind, developing into a player who thrives in the trenches and takes pride in doing the dirty work.

In eighth grade, Noah helped lead Beverly Hills Intermediate School to the district championship game. While the title slipped away, the season delivered a lesson that defines him today: keep the same mindset regardless of the scoreboard and always lift up your brothers when things get tough. That mentality became his foundation.

This past season marked a turning point. Noah felt he played with noticeably more grit and determination, elevating his performance and sharpening his edge as a competitor. Every snap became personal, and every rep an opportunity to prove himself.

Next up, Noah will attend J. Frank Dobie High School in Houston, ready to continue his climb and establish himself as a reliable, high-effort offensive lineman.

At the USA Top 100 All-American event, expect a high-motor center who attacks every practice rep at 100 percent. Noah comes in with an open mind, eager to learn, compete, and showcase the habits that separate him from the rest.

He models his game after Baltimore Ravens center Tyler Linderbaum—a technically sound, hard-working offensive lineman who proves that size doesn’t define success, effort does.

“I think this is the perfect tool to get my name out and become a known prospect,” Noah said. “Working with USA Top 100 allows coaches to get a real glimpse of who I am as a player.”

Noah Hodgson isn’t flashy—but he’s dependable, driven, and built for the trenches. And that’s exactly how he likes it.