SPORTS: Senior Captain Ryan Nobles Ready To Lead Law Boys Basketball

Senior Captain Ryan Nobles (Photo courtesy yearbookavenue.com)
By Yeiden Nieves and Logan Mullarkey – Advocate Editors
Jonathan Law senior guard Ryan Nobles is ready to lead his team for the 2025-2026 season.
Nobles was named varsity captain at their end of season banquet by previous Head Coach Jamie Anderson.
Nobles has been on the basketball team all four years and has seen the highs and lows. Entering his final season, he hopes the Lawmen will make the postseason and a push to the State Championship at Mohegan Sun.
“My goal is to have a good season and also to have fun playing with my guys,” Nobles said. “We really want to make the postseason which is why we are having practice six days a week and always give our best effort during drills, conditioning, and even stretches.”
Nobles brings refined skills to the team that help them win games. Combined with his knowledge of the game, Nobles is a true asset for the Lawmen.
“Ryan truly helps us out a lot on the court,” junior Matt Witteman said. “He’s a leader and a playmaker on the court.”
Nobles works everyday to be an excellent role model. He guides his team to victory and helps them get better everyday.
“He leads the team by setting an example of him working as hard as he can,” sophomore Dylan Gaillard said. “He always pushes himself and that makes everyone else work harder too.”
Over the past three years, Nobles has gained the respect of his teammates and coaches on and off the field. He sets an example on the court and in the classroom.
“Ryan earned his position as captain of our boys basketball team because of the work he puts in every single day,” Head Coach Mr. McPartland said. “Whether we’re stretching before practice, running through drills, or hitting the weights, he takes pride in everything he does. He is someone we want our players to follow and represents our program to the highest degree. Off the court, he communicates with the boys and does everything he can to make sure they are holding themselves to our five core values – UBUNTU, Accountability, Discipline, Respect, and Grit.”
The Lawmen open up their season on December 16 at home against Bridgeport Central.
