Bowie
1st team
Camille Schutte

2nd team
Callie Curry

Honorable Mention
Railey Martin, Sadie Weaver, Rhyan Carle

Academic all-district
Hayden Lea, Railey Martin, Madison Fulmer, Ollie Gaston, Camille Schutte, Olivia Stewart, Karsyn Childers, Ellie Mowery, Sadie Weaver, Laney Oliver

Nocona
Superlatives
Hitter of the year: Ava Johnson
Defensive player of the year: Aubree Kleinhans

1st team
Meg Meekins, Kaygan Stone

2nd team
Raylea Bowles

Honorable mention
Avery Crutsinger, Jolie Rose, Paige Davis, Leah Meekins

Academic all-district
Sy Parker, Presley Weber, Alexa Sosa, Julia Flores, Skye Kirby, Ava Johnson, Aubree Kleinhans, Meg Meekins, Raylea Bowles, Avery Crutsinger, Jolie Rose, Paige Davis, Leah Meekins

1A
Superlatives
MVP: Aubrey Morman, Saint Jo; Taylor Patrick, Saint Jo
Offensive MVP: Savannah Hill, Saint Jo
Defensive MVP: Brenna Briles, Forestburg
Blocker of the year: Kai Cearley, Prairie Valley
Setter of the year: Payzlie Cervantes, Saint Jo
Libero of the year: Renee Stout, Prairie Valley
Newcomer of the year: Mattie Broussard, Bellevue
Coach of the year: Belinda Lloyd, Prairie Valley

1st team
Maxey Johnson, Saint Jo; Kamron Skidmore, Saint Jo; Jordyn O’Neal, Saint Jo; Hallie Nelson, Gold-Burg; Natalee Young, Prairie Valley; Kennedy Stone, Prairie Valley; Linzie Priddy, Prairie Valley; Callie Martin, Bellevue; Tristan Shook, Bellevue; Braylee Briles, Forestburg

2nd team
Krista Reeves, Saint Jo; Reagan Wilson, Saint Jo; Tatum Morman, Saint Jo; Cara Vogel, Saint Jo; Averee Woodyard, Prairie Valley; Mary Grace Broussard, Bellevue; Brittany Gill, Bellevue; Taylor Griggs, Forestburg; Jocelyn Rich, Forestburg; Zara Andrade, Gold-Burg

Honorable mention
Megan Bain, Forestburg; Belle Smith, Forestburg; Selah Denson, Bellevue; Karis Denson, Bellevue; Chloe Broussard, Bellevue; McKayla Jensen, Gold-Burg; Alyson Rojas, Gold-Burg; Lexie Eaton, Gold-Burg; Abigail Renteria, Gold-Burg; Nevaeh Spann, Saint Jo; Abbie Pepper, Prairie Valley; Danyka Mancilla, Prairie Valley

Academic all-district
Saint Jo: Maxey Johnson, Krista Reeves, Taylor Patrick, Tatum Morman, Kamron Skidmore, Nevaeh Spann, Savannah Hill, Aubrey Morman, Cara Vogel, Jordyn O’Neal, Reagan Wilson, Payzlie Cervantes
Forestburg: Braylee Briles, Karman Willett, Morgan Walker, Doirsmar Gonzalez
Bellevue: Callie Martin, Brittany Gill, Mary Grace Broussard, Karisn Denson, Brooklyn Shook, Mattie Broussard
Gold-Burg: Hallie Nelson, Jocelyn Martinez, Zara Andrade
Prairie Valley: Linzie Priddy, Renee Stout, Natalee Young, Kai Cearley, Averee Woodyard, Abbie Pepper, Christy Anderson, Maloree Woodyard

The Nocona Lady Indians were able to finish in third place at the Decatur tournament on Monday and Tuesday.
The Lady Indians went 2-1 overall while playing against much bigger schools in the process.
Nocona is only in its second week with its full roster in a season that is expected to be another ambitious one, eying the state tournament.
To do that is to challenge itself against bigger schools that provide unique teams and players it most likely won’t have to face at the top of 2A, but is good to experience either way.
The Lady Indians started the tournament playing a 4A Randall team that had won 27 games.
It was a close game throughout. Nocona held a slight lead for most of the game and went into the fourth quarter holding a one-point lead 33-32.
The final period was an explosion of offense for both teams. The Lady Indians did a good job of playing with the lead and making free throws down the stretch to make it pay while the Lady Raiders had their leading scorer get hot. Nocona’s Meg Meekins did as well, scoring 17 of her team high 30 points in the fourth quarter.
The Lady Indians scored 26 points to help them hold on to win 59-51. Reagan Phipps was second on the team with 12 points, with nine coming in the fourth quarter.
The second game was against 5A Anna team that is coming off a 20 win season that won first place in its district.
The Lady Coyotes proved to be too much for Nocona as it won 68-51. The Lady Indians were trying to play catch-up from the start and just could not match Anna.
Meekins led the team with 23 points while Phipps again was second with 12 points.
Nocona played its final match of the tournament against private school RWG STEM from Arlington. Like most teams, the Lady Lions had a height advantage at most positions, but especially in the post in this game.
The Lady Indians gave extra attention on defense and had a pretty good 31-22 lead at halftime. RWG came back with a big third quarter to tie the score up at 38-38.
After a tight fourth quarter that saw both teams make clutch baskets down the stretch, the score was tied at 52-52 and the game headed to overtime.
Nocona made two quick 3-pointers to start the period to give itself the lead and was able to play with the lead and control the clock until the end of the game. The Lady Indians won 61-55.
Meekins led the team with 21 points as she was named to the all-tournament team. Aubree Kleinhans had her best offensive performance of the tournament, scoring 18 points.

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The Bowie Lady Rabbits had a good two days playing basketball at their hosted Gayno Shelton Hoopin’ into the Holidays Tournament on Monday and Tuesday.
The Lady Rabbits went 2-2 overall as the tournament was formatted to play two games each day and did not feature brackets or championships.
Bowie started off the tournament on a strong note against Tioga. Featuring the team’s biggest offensive total so far, the Lady Rabbits beat the Lady Bulldogs in dominant fashion 61-22.
Bowie made 10 3-pointers in the game while on defense it pitched a rare shut out in the third quarter. Laney Enlow led the team with 12 points and Railey Martin score nine points while making three 3-pointers. Parker Riddle, Payton Holt and Laney Segura each pitched in eight points.
It was a good blowout win for the team because the next game saw the Lady Rabbits on the other side of it. State-ranked 2A team Muenster showed Bowie how far it still needs to go.
The Lady Hornets won 47-19 as the Lady Rabbits had trouble scoring throughout the game. Bowie did not start the game great, giving up 25 points in the first quarter. On the bright side, the team limited Muenster to single-digit quarter totals in the second and fourth quarter.
Riddle led the team with five points and Segura was second with four points.
Bowie made only one 3-pointer after making 10 the previous game and went 8-16 at the free throw line.
The Lady Rabbits were able to shake off that performance at the start of day two, playing against Millsap.
It was another rout for Bowie as everything seemed to be working for the Lady Rabbits. Bowie limited the Lady Bulldogs to only two points in the first quarter and won 57-22.
Segura led the team with 14 points while Martin was second with nine points, all coming from 3-point land.
Five other players finished with six points or more in another great showing on both sides of the court.
The Lady Rabbits final game of the tournament was the last one on Tuesday. It was the most competitive game of the tournament for Bowie, but unfortunately the Lady Rabbits fell to fellow 3A team Bells 48-37.
Bowie started the game with the lead and led 25-21 at halftime, but unfortunately switched up tactics from the Lady Panthers allowed them to grab control in the third quarter and extend their lead in the fourth quarter.
Hanna Bell led the team with 15 points and Enlow was second with eight points.

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