By ERIC VICCARO
bnewssports@sbcglobal.net

The 2014-15 Nocona High School athletic season was remembered during Monday’s banquet at Nocona Elementary School.
All sports were recognized, ranging from football to cheerleading and basketball to powerlifting.
Victoria Fatheree was chosen as this year’s Outstanding Lady Indian and Jaxon Phipps was named the Outstanding Indian.
Fatheree participated in a myriad of sports: Cross country, basketball, tennis and track and field. Phipps starred in both basketball and baseball for the Indians, and he’s verbally committed to play baseball on the next level at Murray State in Tishomingo, Okla.
The Nocona Athletic Boosters presented scholarships to four athletes: Phipps, Mackenzie Breeze, Katelynn Walker and Matt Womack.
There were plenty of things to crow about at the banquet.
Miriam Diaz qualified for the state cross country meet in Round Rock. The volleyball team finished second in District 3A-9. Boys’ basketball also placed second in the district, earning a trip to the postseason. Parker Marshall put up a three-lift combination of 1,000 pounds. Read more, and see banquet photos, in the mid-week Bowie News.

(From left) Jaxon Phipps, Katelynn Walker, Makenzie Breeze and Matt Womack all won Nocona Athletic Booster Club scholarships during Monday’s banquet in Nocona. Click on the image for the complete photo. (News photo by Eric Viccaro)