Nevada Tigers 2015-16 postseason awards banquet

Saturday, April 16, 2016

The Nevada Tigers postseason awards banquet took place April 11 at the Nevada High School commons. Award winners, were: Sophomore Clay Gayman, Most Valuable Player and Co-Offenisve MVP; junior Myles McNeley, Defensive MVP; junior Matthew Sommer, C0-Offenisve MVP; senior Derek O'Dell, Brandon Barker Most Improved Player award; seniors Andrew Heathman and Brett Mitchell, Co-Outstanding Leadership award; Mitchell, Patrick Quest award (embodying the Nevada Tigers spirit); Sommer and Gayman, All-West Central Conference team and All-District accolades; Heathman, Academic All-State.

Nevada junior varsity head basketball coach, Kyle Talley, has the audience in stitches after cracking some jokes about a recent eye-issue he had been dealing with. (Matthew Resnick/Daily Mail)
The Nevada Tigers 2015-16 freshman basketball team. (Matthew Resnick/Daily Mail)
JV head coach Kyle Talley greets junior Johh Quitno with a handshake at the podium. (Matthew Resnick/Daily Mail)
Freshman head coach Blake Howarth and sophomore Zach Gardner shake hands. (Matthew Resnick/Daily Mail)

Kyle Talley with team MVP Clay Gayman. (Matthew Resnick/Daily Mail)
Tigers head varsity coach Shaun Gray, embraces senior Brett Mitchell after telling the audience what Mitchell has meant to the Tigers basketball program. (Matthew Resnick/Daily Mail)
Shaun Gray congratulates senior Andrew Heathman for earning Academic All-State honors. (Matthew Resnick/Daily Mail)
Shaun Gray touches on the highlights of the 2015-16 basketball season. (Matthew Resnick/Daily Mail)
Coach Blake Howarth shows his appreciation for supporters of Nevada Tigers basketball. (Matthew Resnick/Daily Mail)
Junior varsity head coach Kyle Talley address the audience. (Matthew Resnick/Daily Mail)
Nevada Tigers basketball varsity award winners, from left to right: Seniors Brett Mitchell and Andrew Heathman, junior Matthew Sommer, senior Derek O'Dell, and sophomore Clay Gayman. (Matthew Resnick/Daily Mail)
The senior trio, from left to right: Derek O'Dell, Andrew Heathman, and Brett Mitchell. (Matthew Resnick/Daily Mail)