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19–0

A perfect regular season, a 13-team district championship and a Hall-of-Fame team at the heart of Greenbrier girls basketball history.

A PERFECT REGULAR SEASON

19–0 before the tournament road

The Greenbrier Athletic Hall of Fame records the 1962–63 Lady Cats at a perfect 19–0 in the regular season. District 20 contained 13 schools with no enrollment classification, and Greenbrier won the district tournament before advancing to the Region 5 tournament at David Lipscomb College.

19–0Hall-recorded regular season
District 20Champions
13Teams in the district
Blue HowseHead coach

Region 5

Greenbrier drew Waverly, the representative from District 19, in its first Region 5 game. The Hall says Waverly ended Greenbrier's season and later advanced to the state tournament.

TSSAA's championship history does not list Greenbrier as a 1963 state-tournament participant. This room therefore treats the district title and regional berth as the team's verified postseason endpoint.

The Hall preserves the roster

The Hall team page names the full group and identifies two players who later entered the Greenbrier Athletic Hall of Fame individually: Janie Hall Wall and Carol Feldkircher Cloer.

HALL TEAM STORY ↗TSSAA GIRLS HISTORY ↗

Team members

  • Janie Hall
  • Donna Wilson
  • Sue Allen
  • Scherry Roberts
  • Joan Smiley
  • Pat Meador
  • Gail Krisle
  • Carol Feldkircher
  • Sandra Hall
  • Gloria Edgings
  • Linda Callis
  • Martha Reeder
  • Debbie Ramsey
  • Janet Rutherford
  • Angela Cook
  • Barbara Allen
  • Linda Fehrman
  • Laverne Woods

Roster transcribed from the Hall of Fame team photograph caption.

Carol Feldkircher Cloer

The Hall later recorded Cloer as a four-year forward, Greenbrier MVP in 1964 and 1966, team captain as a junior and senior, and a District All-Tournament selection in 1964, 1965 and 1966.

HALL PROFILE ↗

The program's state-tournament chapter

Twenty-three years later, Greenbrier reached the TSSAA state tournament for the first—and so far only—time in girls basketball.

1985–86 · FINAL FOUR →