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Bradley County proclaims days for Bearettes player Kimora Fields and Coach Jason Reuter
Summary
County Mayor D. Gary Davis and the Bradley County Commission proclaimed April 14, 2025 as Kimora Fields Day and April 15, 2025 as Coach Jason Reuter Day to honor the Bradley Central Bearettes' state championships and individual achievements.
County Mayor D. Gary Davis and the Bradley County Commission issued proclamations honoring Bradley Central Bearettes player Kimora Fields and Coach Jason Reuter during the April 14 work session.
The proclamation for Kimora Fields highlights career totals recorded in the county's proclamation text: 2,055 career points, 759 rebounds, 229 assists, 298 steals and 89 blocks, along with a 67.9% career field-goal percentage. The proclamation notes Fields' national recognitions (MaxPreps Freshman and Sophomore All-American), two TSSAA State Tournament MVP awards, two Tennessee Sports Writers All-State selections and a 4.0 GPA with participation in National Honor Society, BETA Club, Student Council, HOSA and other activities.
The proclamation for Coach Jason Reuter recognizes a 15-year coaching tenure, a recorded coaching mark of 455 wins and 45 losses, 15 consecutive district tournament championships, 10 consecutive region championships, four state titles and multiple national rankings; it also notes Reuter was named the MaxPreps National Girls Basketball Coach of the Year in 2025.
Both proclamations were presented during the work session and are recorded as attachments to the work-session minutes. The proclamations celebrate athletic achievement and community recognition; they do not create legal or budgetary obligations.
