Noah Hawkins
Noah Hawkins
Noah Hawkins scored 30 points to lead Manual past Central. Brock Cassin and Will Britt also contributed points as Manual defeated their rival Yellow Jackets.
Desiree Hawkins’ living room is filled with reminders of her son. From pictures and cards, to an urn filled with his ashes and even an imprint from one of his hospital visits – every surface speaks of him.
Early Life and Education
The Aviators went 8-1 during their regular season and made another appearance in Division III playoffs due to an effective running attack led by senior Noah Durst-Hawkins, who posted multiple 100-yard rushing games for them this year.
Desiree Hawkins recalls her 12-year-old son as being bright, engaging, and loving pink and the Yankees. But he was bullied at school, suffered mental health issues, attempted suicide several times prior to his death and experienced bullying as an outcast at school. Following his passing away, Desiree urged state legislators to institute changes into youth mental health services and suicide prevention systems; some measures were passed this session but more needs to be done by Vermont.
Professional Career
Hawkins was an NFL professional for nine seasons with Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Pittsburgh Steelers before serving as head coach and athletic director at Flint Beecher High School from Michigan from 2006-20.
In 2021, he led one of the best wide receiver rooms in the Big Ten along with Reed and Jalen Nailor – who combined to average 20.8 yards per catch – making for one of the conference’s premier wide receiver rooms and leading their team to an 11-2 record and eventual Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl victory.
As a starter against Arizona on Sept. 11… logged three solo stops and one pass breakup… started the season opener against Weber State at boundary warrior, with Kyree Woods moving over to cornerback… registered five tackles (two solo) and forced fumble in starting position against Air Force on Oct 23 playing 57 of 81 defensive snaps… added two assisted stops in eight defensive snaps off the bench against Nevada…
Achievement and Honors
Noah Graham Hawkins is a fictional character featured on the American television series “The Coven”. Played by Rahart Adams, he serves as Kendyl Parker’s love interest and belongs to the New Orleans Voodoo Council as well as being an experienced vampire hunter.
As of 2022, he is a professional Australian rules footballer for Richmond Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL). Richmond selected him with their 25th pick in 2017’s AFL Draft and made his debut later that year.
Hawkins was honored to earn Western Carolina University’s Dean’s List honor for Fall 2021, receiving this distinction by earning at least 12 semester hours of regular coursework with a grade point average of at least 3.5 – the second time Hawkins has done so in his college career.
Personal Life
Noah Hawkins is an American football coach and former player residing in Thief River Falls, Minnesota. Currently serving as head junior varsity coach at Perry Central High School he also worked as an assistant football coach for DistinXion.
Hawkins is an advocate for youth suicide prevention in Vermont. Together with his wife Desiree, they work to implement state-level changes. They contact legislators, testify at hearings and organize protests outside the Statehouse.
She recalls how, following his death, she advocated for suicide prevention measures within state legislature. After pushing hard this year for legislation on this front she expressed hope to continue doing her work in future legislative sessions.
Net Worth
Hawkins is an extremely wealthy individual, living a lavish lifestyle. As a high-paid actor who appears in several popular TV series including Game of Thrones, Peaky Blinders, The Borgias and Hatfields and McCoys he can afford a luxurious lifestyle while being both an accomplished musician and painter.
He has also appeared in high-grossing films such as Shine and Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, earning many accolades for both acting and music.
Hawkins is an active member of several organizations and serves on the boards for Daniel Foundation, Bennie Adkins Foundation, American Village Trust and Troy University. Additionally, he sits on Marine Corps University’s Board of Visitors as well as being involved with Better Business Bureau Central Alabama. Based out of Hidden Hills California not too far from Dave Grohl’s house.