Scott McClelland resigns as Noblesville basketball coach
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 23, 2026, 10:30 PM
Last updated Sep 23, 2026

Scott McClelland announced his resignation as the boys basketball coach at Noblesville on September 23, 2026. He had contemplated stepping down since spring and ultimately decided the timing was right for both personal and professional reasons. McClelland's five-year tenure included an 86-38 record and a sectional championship during the 2022-23 season. He cited family commitments and a desire to ensure full dedication to coaching as factors in his decision. His departure leaves Noblesville in search of a new head coach.
- •McClelland led Noblesville to an 86-38 record over five seasons.
- •He guided Noblesville to a sectional title in 2022-23.
- •McClelland previously won a state championship in 2017-18 with Morristown.
- •He resigns to prioritize family and personal commitments.
- •Noblesville will seek a new coach following his resignation.
- 10:30 PMYahoo Sports — Scott McClelland decides time is right, steps down from coaching basketball at Noblesville
"Scott McClelland considered stepping down as boys basketball coach at Noblesville going back to last spring. He made it official on Wednesday.
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