Harmonie Ware News Today

A second consecutive state championship for Bradley Central helped the Bearettes land two players on the TSWA all-state girls basketball team.

Bradley Central junior guard Harmonie Ware was locked in all week. Now the Bearettes have locked up another state title.

Bradley Central pushed past rival Cleveland to win the Region 3-4A girls basketball championship in dominant fashion Wednesday night.

The Tennessee Sports Writers Association has released the all-state teams for boys and girls basketball as well as wrestling, with a total of 18 — nine boys and nine girls — Chattanooga-area players earning recognition in basketball and an astounding 52 in wrestling.

Sophomore Harmonie Wares putback at the buzzer helps the Bearettes earn their first state tournament win since 2019.

Bradley Central sophomore Harmonie Ware did everything in her power Wednesday to help keep the Bearettes dancing in Murfreesboro.

Jason Reuter has been to 13 state tournaments in his time at Bradley Central High School with the boys and girls basketball programs, but there are two firsts he has witnessed with the Bearettes this season.

The Whitwell High School girls basketball team may not have strength in numbers, but the Lady Tigers have produced a memorable run on the hardwood once again.

Wofford commit Molly Masingale pulled off a rare feat at home Monday night.

For Caiden Botts to shine in his first Cleveland-Bradley Central basketball matchup at Jim Smiddy Arena meant a lot to the versatile 6-foot-5 junior, who transferred this past semester from Silverdale Baptist Academy.