A record table preserved in the book
The Village Green prints eleven basketball records on Volume II, page 285. They belong to the book’s historical record, rather than a verified ranking of today’s school records. The table below keeps all entries, including a date that requires further checking.
| Book’s category | Value | Name or team | Year printed |
|---|---|---|---|
| School Record | 110 | GHS vs. White House | 1987 |
| Career Points | 1,549 | Mike Clark | 1978–82 |
| Points in one game | 50 | Phillip Mason | 1987 |
| Field Goal Percentage | 61.5 | David Kennedy | 1986 |
| Free Throw Percentage | 87.1 | Jimmy Eidson | 1984–85 |
| Season Points | 689 | Butch Savage | 1968 |
| Season Average | 23.4 | Clint Mason | 1992 |
| Rebound Average | 15.7 | Tommy Cannady | 1996 — as printed |
| Season Rebounds | 434 | Terry Savage | 1975 |
| Assist Average | 9.3 | Ronnie Carlisle | 1968 |
| Rebounds 1 game | 35 | Terry Savage | 1975 |
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What still needs checking
The table prints 1996 beside Tommy Cannady’s rebound average. His Hall biography identifies him as a 1966 graduate. The year is retained as printed and flagged for verification; it is not silently changed to 1966.
“School Record” is the book’s label for the 110 entry against White House. The percentage and average categories do not explicitly define every denominator or season scope. Complete scorebooks and dated record lists can resolve those details.
Butch Savage’s 689-point season also appears in his Hall biography. The book supplies 1968 as its year, while the Hall adds his career total.
Source
The Village Green, Volume II, printed p. 285 (combined PDF p. 411), “Greenbrier High School Modern-Day Statistical Records.” Original page visually inspected. The book is the source of this historical table, not a current record certification.