The Tennessee high school basketball community is mourning the loss of former Tennessee High Girls Basketball coach Kim Bright Peer, who passed away suddenly on Wednesday night. Coach Bright first led the team from 2000 to 2008, amassing an impressive 183-86 record during her tenure. She then returned to coach the team in 2018, continuing to make an impact on both the players and the community.
With an overall record of 213-168 in 12 seasons, Coach Bright holds the title of the winningest Tennessee high school girls basketball coach in school history. Her accomplishments include five conference championships and three district titles, solidifying her legacy as a respected and successful coach.
The news of Coach Bright’s passing has left a somber atmosphere in the basketball community, with many players, colleagues, and fans remembering her dedication, leadership, and passion for the sport. Her impact on the Tennessee High Girls Basketball program will not be forgotten, and her commitment to excellence will continue to inspire future players and coaches.
Despite the sadness of her sudden death, Coach Bright’s legacy will live on through the players she mentored and the lives she touched. The Tennessee High community is grateful for her contributions to the program and will honor her memory as they continue to strive for success both on and off the court. Our thoughts and condolences go out to Coach Bright’s family, friends, and loved ones during this difficult time.
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