Roy Anderson
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Championship teammates, college standouts and the people behind the programs. BRIER BUILT celebrates Greenbrier’s history across generations, with room for stories beyond formal honors.
These names were not found in the Hall’s published individual inductee directory when checked October 8, 2026. Their stories are included independently in BRIER BUILT. The Hall website also has a separate State Champions list; appearing there does not by itself establish individual induction.
Follow six athletes from Greenbrier’s courts and fields into college sports, coaching and the teams they helped shape.
HALL CLASS OF 2019Trena Smiley BradshawTwo college sports, then a return to coach
HALL CLASS OF 2019Renee DorrisFrom three-sport athlete to championship coach
HALL CLASS OF 2019Mitzi Williams GroganA player, coach and school leader
HALL CLASS OF 2018Lisa Smiley ReasonerThe 1977 team’s senior connection
HALL CLASS OF 2019Susan WilsonBasketball, volleyball and softball
HALL CLASS OF 2020Beth Bellar RodefferA captain in three sports
HALL CLASS OF 2011Butch SavageThe original Voice of the Bobcats
HALL CLASS OF 2005Edna Ann Faires Walker38 points against Portland
HALL CLASS OF 2009Myrtle Bellar AyersThe 1954 captain
HALL CLASS OF 2006Clint CharlesKnoxville to Middle Tennessee
HALL CLASS OF 2007Nalan FoxQuarterback of the perfect 1957 team
HALL CLASS OF 2009Johnny WarrenA path into college golfThe Hall’s published directory lists 74 people and team entries. Explore 51 connected Brier Patch stories, or follow the official Hall profiles for the wider collection.
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Earl’s story, Jimmy’s wider coaching influence and the family connections behind three memorable basketball seasons.
The captains of the 1945–46 and 1946–47 teams now have connected profiles, following their Greenbrier years into college basketball and a post-school baseball opportunity.
The Greenbrier High School Athletic Hall of Fame maintains biographies, team profiles, photographs, induction classes and state-championship references. VOTC links back to the Hall rather than recreating those profiles wholesale.
OFFICIAL HALL OF FAME ↗INDUCTEES ↗STATE CHAMPIONS ↗HALL OF FAME FACEBOOK ↗TSSAA STATE STAGE →Final scores stay under VOTC's score-source policy: TSSAA first when available; otherwise the strongest game/season source. A biography does not override a better score source.
The Hall is valuable, but it is not treated as error-proof. For 1968, Jerry Pearson's Hall biography describes the Crockett Bowl as a win. Greenbrier's score record and the independent Tennessee bowl record both record Hickman County 19, Greenbrier 6, so VOTC publishes the loss while still using the Hall biography for Pearson's career context.
The 1960–61 team page also prints the 1960 Jo Byrns score as 40–7, but the Hall's own two-season total of 651 points matches Greenbrier's 46–7 listed value, not 40–7. VOTC keeps 46–7 pending a contemporary game source.
The Hall of Fame site explicitly asks visitors to submit corrections, additional information and photographs. That makes it a natural companion to VOTC's own preservation work: when one collection helps identify something in the other, both histories get stronger.
HALL OF FAME CONTACT ↗The oldest team listed among Hall inductees is the 1929–30 boys basketball team. Its Hall story and TSSAA's surviving tournament record now form a full VOTC feature, paired with the 1983–84 team that returned Greenbrier to the state tournament 54 years later.
BOYS BASKETBALL · TWO TRIPS TO STATE1929–30 TEAM1983–84 TEAMThe Hall's 1960–61 team induction anchors VOTC's larger story of the Blue Howse years.
OPEN THE FEATUREThe school coaching record provides the three-year climb that immediately precedes the Hall-of-Fame era.
OPEN THE FEATUREJimmy Suter is listed among Hall of Fame inductees; VOTC connects that recognition to the postwar restart while keeping the incomplete 1946 result record explicit.
OPEN THE FEATUREThe Hall's six inducted teams now serve as source doorways instead of isolated external links. Greenbrier's basketball rooms link back to the Hall for people, rosters and photographs while TSSAA controls official championship finals.
BASKETBALL HISTORY →The Hall team page leads into the 24-game streak, Blue Howse, William Clark Bellar and Steve Edging, while Greenbrier’s own score list remains the result source.
Kim Parker, William Pitt, Tommy Cannady, Phillip Edwards, Jason White and Jerry Pearson connect directly to the season history. Where Hall wording differs from the score list—especially the 1968 Crockett Bowl—the page shows both.
Bob Hobson connects the Blanket Bowl teams to the 1973 rushing file. Burt Castleman bridges the coaching transition through two honors seasons. Tony Reasoner carries the 1975 recovery into the 1976 Industrial Bowl.
Pearson, Clark, Elder, Owsley, Sorrells, Hajdu and the Williamsons lead from their Hall biographies to the exact seasons; Corlew and Dorris enter through the school and contemporary records.
Steve Sorrells returned from Austin Peay, served as a Corlew assistant and became head coach in 1988. The first two head-coaching seasons lead from two returning starters to the 1989 defensive turn.
The Hall biography now connects directly to the .500 turn, Crockett Bowl, playoff return and final Greenbrier head-coaching season.
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