Most Beautiful Women of Summer 2021 Part 2

We are going as far to say that 2021 is "The Most Beautiful Summer of All-Time." Never in the history of all-time has more beauty and productivity been distributed on a daily basis. Instagram has changed our lives. We can see greatness in various places and women who we'd previously never know can influence us all with their happiness, healthy living, accomplishments, motivation, diversity and flat out gorgeousness.

Without further delay we present to you the second installment of the "Most Beautiful Women of Summer 2021."

Sydney Lowery

Sydney Lowery is a grad student who will be competing on the women's basketball squad at Fairfield University for the first time this season. Prior to this year, the 5-10 guard competed for Boston College where she averaged a career best 6.8 points during the 2018-19 season. The Shelton, Connecticut product scored a career high 19 points during the 2017 season against Minnesota. Before college she scored 2,065 career points for St. Luke's High School.

Sydney McGinley

After taking the 2021 indoor and outdoor seasons off, one of Michigan's most viral women's track athletes on Instagram is back. This native of Weston, Florida has competed in college in the hurdles and triple jump. In high school she won state titles in the 100-meter hurdles, 300-meter hurdles and 1,600-meter relay back in 2018 at Hallandale.

Nya Bussey

A speedy native of Twinsburg, Ohio, Bussey collected multiple wins during the 2021 season after grabbing just one in her freshman season of 2020 just before it was ended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. At Ohio State, Bussey was on three winning 400-meter relay squads at the B1G North Florida Invitational, Husker Big 10 Invite and the Ohio State Jesse Owens Invitational. Bussey's major is health and rehabilitation services.

Teanna McCuaig

She made an impact in her interview this summer where she showed transparence about her battles with body dysmorphia. No matter how beautiful we think someone is, we never know what's going on inside their mind and heart. McCuaig also is a collegiate athlete as she competes for Wayne State's track and field squad.

Elsie Igberaese

While most athletes are celebrated entirely for on-field accomplishments, Igberaese toppled Hodgkin's Lymphoma, which is a form of blood cancer. She also had to overcome COVID-19 in 2020 as well. This year the discus and shot put thrower from Dacula, Georgia, will compete at the University of Georgia after sitting out due to obvious reasons. On an Instagram post she said, "This journey was definitely crazy to say the least, but I thank God that I made it through."

Sarena Choi

A jumper from East Moriches, New York, Choi helped Kent State win the Mid-American Conference championship during outdoor season. She scored points for her school with fifth and sixth place finishes in the triple and long jump respectively. During indoor season, Choi earned a bronze medal in the triple jump. She is also a multiple time Academic All-Mid-American Conference selection. Prior to college, Choi was a New Balance All-American in triple jump.

Lawrencia Moten

The daughter of former NBA guard Lawrence Moten, "La La" is making a name for herself. She competed collegiately in basketball and is now a news reporter and anchor for WBOC, a CBS affiliate in Delmarva, Delaware. On her Instagram post announcing her new job, she said, "I am so blessed to be able to do something I have always dreamt of and yes I will still be talking about sports." Moten has not only benefitted from sports, but she continues to give back as a reporter and social media personality.

Kayla Thompson

The track and field career of Kayla Thompson has come and gone. She became a 100-meter hurdles champion in the Horizon League at Northern Kentucky, a leading activist for social change and is now a therapeutic specialist in clinical mental health counseling. While doing all of this heavy work, she still takes out time every now and then to show the world you can enjoy life through her vibrant Instagram posts.