Wisconsin Badgers

Spring 2021: Started in all nine games he played in for Wisconsin…Scored his only goal in a 3-2 victory over No. 14 Michigan…Only assist came in a 1-0 victory over Ohio State (3/19)…attempted six shots with four on goal…played 648 minutes

2019: Played and started in four games for Wisconsin...recorded three shots on the year...sat out most of season due to head injuries

2018: Burst onto the scene as a freshman, played in 16 matches for the Badgers, starting in seven…led the team in goals with six…his first career goal, brace and assist all came in the same game against Rutgers when he recorded five total points (10/7)…four of his six goals were game-winners, including in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal against Rutgers (11/4)…of his 27 total shots, 16 were shots on goal…had two five-point performances on the season…played the full game in the last five games of the season…played a total of 1005 minutes on the year…named to the 2018 All-Big Ten Freshman Team

Prep: As a senior and team captain for Jacobs High School, he tallied 33 goals and 19 assists … led his team to an 18-6-3 record … earned regional and sectional titles … was named Illinois State Player of the Year, IHSSCA All-State, IHSSCA All-Sectional, all-conference, the Northwest Herald Player of the Year … was named to the 2017 High School All-American team (Voted Best Starting XI) and to the 2017 United Soccer Coaches All-American Team … accumulated 62 goals and 37 assists from freshman to junior year, helping his team to 42 wins, two conference and regional titles, a sectional title and the school’s first Final 8 appearance since 2003 … was a four-time all-conference selection, honorable mention all-area as a freshman, the MVP of the Indian State Cup as a sophomore, a two-time Elgin Courier Player of the Year, a two-time Northwest Herald Player of the Year and three-time IHSSCA All-Sectional honoree … played for FC United and with the team earned the 2017 FC United- State Cup Title … placed first in Regionals and won bronze at Nationals and was voted Best Starting XI … has experience with UW through the 2017 Wisconsin Soccer College Player Experience Camp
 
Trask on Melick: “Noah has all the tools to become a big time player in college soccer.  He possesses athleticism, strength and a desire to be a difference maker.  Noah’s competitiveness is high end and it will be exciting to see him compete against the best defenders the Big Ten has to offer.”  
 
Tiemeyer on Melick: “Noah has recently joined the FC United Academy following a standout season at Harry D. Jacobs High School in Algonquin, IL.  At one of our recent camps, Noah proved to be a gifted athlete that can play up top or out wide.  He covers ground, provides length in the attack and can bull his way to goal.”