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Bradley Central stars highlight area’s all-state girls’ basketball picks

Staff photo by Patrick MacCoon / Bradley Central basketball standout Kimora Fields holds her team's state championship trophy after the Bearettes won the TSSAA Class 4A title game on March 9 in Murfreesboro.
Staff photo by Patrick MacCoon / Bradley Central basketball standout Kimora Fields holds her team's state championship trophy after the Bearettes won the TSSAA Class 4A title game on March 9 in Murfreesboro. Staff photo by Patrick MacCoon / Bradley Central basketball standout Kimora Fields holds her team's state championship trophy after the Bearettes won the TSSAA Class 4A title game on March 9 in Murfreesboro.

A second consecutive TSSAA state championship for Bradley Central — and its players showcasing their talent across three days of last month’s title tournament in Murfreesboro — helped the Bearettes land two players on the Tennessee Sports Writers Association’s all-state girls’ basketball team.

A total of 12 players from the Chattanooga area were all-state selections in their respective classifications. Girls’ honorees were released Friday, a day after the boys’ team.

(READ MORE: Chatt Prep stars lead area’s 12 all-state honorees in boys’ basketball)

Earning recognition in Class 4A were Bearettes junior Harmonie Ware, who was the state tournament MVP, and sophomore teammate Kimora Fields, a Tennessee Miss Basketball finalist who averaged 23 points and nine rebounds for the 2023-24 season. Lauren Hurst, a junior at rival Cleveland who averaged nearly 15 points and 10 rebounds and helped the Lady Blue Raiders reach the state semifinals, also made the list in 4A.

Signal Mountain junior Carlee Lowry, a Miss Basketball finalist who averaged 25 points and 10 rebounds, was named in 3A. Two McMinn Central stars, senior Molly Masingale and junior Karina Bystry, were joined by Sequatchie County junior Curtlyn Lee on the 2A team.