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GREENBRIER FOOTBALL · POSTSEASON HONORS

Honors & Awards

The school’s surviving postseason honors records, kept faithful to the surviving records instead of cleaned into a modern list that never existed.

1958–2019Years represented in the surviving record

Mr. Football, All-State, All-Mid-State, conference, district, region, county and bowl honors appear here exactly where the school record preserves them. Missing years remain missing.

AWARD HISTORY

1958–1978

1965
  • All Mid-State
  • 1st Team: Kim Parker
  • Hon. Mention: Tommy Elmore
  • William Pitt
  • All Red River Valley Conference
  • Billy Dorris
  • Tommy Elmore
  • Elvin Harris
  • Kim Parker
  • William Pitt
  • Jimmy Savely
  • Ralph Williams
Open 1965 season →
1966
  • All Mid-State
  • 1st Team- Danny Allgood
  • Hon. Mention:
  • Joel Earheart
  • Elvin Harris
  • All Red River Valley Conference
  • Danny Allgood
  • Steve Dorris
  • Joel Earheart
  • Phillip Edwards
  • Elvin Harris
Open 1966 season →
1968
  • All State Class A
  • Steve Dorris
  • Jason White
  • All Red River Valley Conference
  • Charlie Birdwell
  • Steve Dorris
  • Ricky Highsmith
  • Jason White
  • Bobby Casteel
Open 1968 season →
1977

Contemporary-record note: the surviving All-Midstate newspaper clipping places Don Fuqua on Third Team; this later school register lists him on Second Team. The record above remains transcribed exactly as preserved.

Open 1977 season →
AWARD HISTORY

1979–1994

AWARD HISTORY

1995–2005

2004
Open 2004 season →
2005
Open 2005 season →
AWARD HISTORY

2006–2019

2006
  • All Region 4-3A
  • Brad Martin
  • Lance Roach
  • All Robertson Co.
  • Alex Mabry
  • Brad Martin
  • Lance Roach
Open 2006 season →
2008
  • All Region 4-3A
  • Most Versatile - Zack Ziegler
  • All Region 4-3A
  • Cody Elder
  • Mason Head
  • Cory Pryne
  • Brandon Teel
  • All Robertson Co.
  • Player of the Year - Zack Ziegler
  • Cody Elder
  • Mason Head
  • Cory Pryne
  • Brandon Teel
Open 2008 season →
2009
  • All District 9-2A MVP's
  • Center - Dillon Estes
  • Running Back - Trevor Thaxton
  • Quarterback - Mason Head
  • Linebacker - Hunter Eden
  • Def. Back - Matthew Bilbrey
  • All District 9-2A
  • Joseph Bentley
  • Nick Hudgens
  • Tyler Miles
Open 2009 season →
2010
  • All District 9-2A MVP's
  • Off. Line - Cody Allen
  • Def. Line - Kyle Roark
  • Def. Back - Tyler Miles
  • Linebacker - Trevor Thaxton
  • Most Versatile - Billy Arnold
  • Assistant Coach of the Year - John Elmore
  • All District 9-2A
  • Joseph Bentley
  • Hunter Eden
  • Josh Osborne
  • Ryan Morris
Open 2010 season →
2011
  • All District 9-2A MVP's
  • Def. Back - Easton Pinkelton
  • Def. Line - Nicky Lynn
  • Linebacker - Kyle Roark
  • Most Versatile - Josh Hopkins
  • All District 9-2A
  • Brandon Laney
  • Aaron Shelton
Open 2011 season →
2012
  • All District 9-2A MVP's
  • Guard - Kevin Abel
  • Running Back - Carson Elder
  • Def. Line - Nicky Lynn
  • All District 9-2A
  • Todd Lynch
  • Nick Young
Open 2012 season →
2013
  • All District 9-2A MVP's
  • Def. Line - Nicky Lynn
  • Def. Back - Chris Johns
  • Return Specialist - Bailey Adcox
  • Linebacker - Paul Gonser
  • All District 9-2A
  • John Raymond Brown
  • James Pentecost
  • Nick Young
  • All Robertson County
  • Def. MVP - Nicky Lynn
  • 1st Team Offense | 1st Team Defense
  • RB - James Pentecost | DE - Nicky Lynn
  • Utility - Bailey Adcox | DB - Chris Johns
  • C - Austin Davis | DB - Hayden Boyles
  • OL - Reed Derseweh
  • 2nd Team Offense
  • QB - Nick Young
  • K - Christian Warren
  • RB - John Brown
  • Utility - Paul Gonser
Open 2013 season →
2014
  • All District 9-2A MVP's
  • Player of the Year - Paul Gonser
  • Offensive MVP - Hayden Boyles
  • Center MVP - Reed Derseweh
  • Guard MVP - Trevor Cherry
  • LB MVP - Lewis Howell
  • DB MVP - Dylan Daniels
  • All-District 9-2A
  • Cameron Grogan
  • Jacob Waffird
  • Hunter Presley
  • Robertson Co. Co-Offensive Players of the Year
  • Hayden Boyles
  • Paul Gonser
Open 2014 season →
2015
  • All-Region 5-3A MVP's
  • Offensive Lineman - Hunter Presley
  • Defensive Back - Cameron Grogan
  • All Region 5-3A
  • Jacob Waffird
  • Bailey Edwards
  • Briley Hankins
Open 2015 season →
2016
  • All-Region 5-3A MVP's
  • Offensive Line: Hunter Presley
  • Running Back: Nick Davis
  • Linebacker: Jacob Rottero
  • Kicker: Leonardo Pan
  • Bailey Young
  • Cole Matherly
  • Micah Escue
  • All Robertson County Team
  • Defensive Player of the Year: Jacob Rottero
  • Offensive Lineman Player of the Year: Hunter Presley
  • 1st Team Offense:
  • OL - Tyler Deaton
  • RB - Nick Davis
  • 1st Team Defense:
  • DL - Malachi Escue
  • LB - Landon Norrod
  • DB - Micah Escue
  • 2nd Team Offense:
  • OL - Adeeb Al-Nimri
  • 2nd Team Defense:
  • DB - Cole Matherly
  • DB - Bailey Young
  • DL - Preston Edwards
  • 2nd Team Special Teams
  • K - Leonardo Pan
Open 2016 season →
2017
  • TnFootball Coaches Assoc. All-State 4A - Jacob Elmore
  • All-Region 5-4A | MVP's
  • Offensive Lineman - Jacob Elmore
  • Offensive Lineman - Toby Lynch
  • Fullback - Tanner Lynch
  • Punter- Andrew Cline
  • Defensive Line - Preston Edwards
  • Linebacker - Brandon Chambers
  • Defensive Back - Micah Escue
  • Nathan Ford
  • Tanner Mellinger
  • Parker Brown
  • Payton Brown
Open 2017 season →
2018
  • All-Region 5-4A MVP's
  • Running Back - Brandon Chambers
  • Defensive Back - Micah Esuce
  • Timmy Stewart
  • Travis Arms
  • Nathan Ford
Open 2018 season →
2019
  • All Region 5-4A MVP's
  • Defensive Line - Paxton Maness
  • Punter - Caleb Stewart-Brown
  • Reagan Conquest
  • Izik Rector
  • Andy Li
  • Academic Award - Kenny Li
Open 2019 season →
ABOUT THE SOURCE

About this source

Primary source: Greenbrier High School Bobcats Football · Post Season Honors, last saved November 20, 2019. This page is a transcription layer, not an independent award authority. Later seasons are not inferred from memory or outside databases.

BACK TO HISTORYCOACHING REGISTERCAPTAINS
1969–1975 · honors record

Recognition around a three-year register gap

The register names four honored players in 1969, skips 1970–72, returns with four All-Conference names in 1973, then records Burt Castleman in 1974 and four All-Mid-State players in 1975. The missing years remain a source gap, not a claim of no honors.

Bob HobsonTony Reasoner
1976–1982 · honors in context

Bowl awards, All-State seasons and one newspaper disagreement

The expanded seasons connect every preserved honor to its team. The 1977 newspaper places Don Fuqua third team while the later school record says second; both remain visible.

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1983–1989 · honors in context

From McBee and Payne to the 1989 defensive core

The seven seasons connect the school’s district, county, Mid-State, All-State and bowl honors to their exact team records. Ray Jones’ 1986 first-team All-State season and David Nichols’ Tobacco Bowl award anchor the middle.

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1990–1996 · honors in context

The road to November

The period runs from early all-district teams to Derrick Lucas’ Mr. Football award, Chris Galbreath’s All-State season and Jeremiah Adams’ All-Mid-State recognition.

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1997–2001 · names behind the bridge

The bridge to breakthrough

Rob Dorris's two-way production, Derek Adams's 1999 rushing surge and the 2001 region honorees now connect to their contemporary pages and game history.

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