The Hottest Spring Bods in Women's Sports of 2021 Pt. 14

Alysse Wade

On May 8, Alysse Wade won the 100-meter hurdles at the Mid American Conference Outdoor Track & Field Championships. It was the second time the Eastern Michigan star has won a conference title as she won the 60-meter hurdles crown during the 2020 indoor season.

Wade lives by the quote, "She believed she could, so she did." During the 2021 indoor and outdoor seasons Wade scored hurdles wins at the University of Akron Quad #1, Bowling Green State University Sid Sink Invite, GVSU Snowdown Showdown and Gold Grizzlies Mini Meet before winning the conference championship last month. As an Ohio high school senior in 2018, Wade won state titles in the 60-meter hurdles during indoor season and the 100-meters as well as the 100-meter hurdles during outdoor season.

Hannah Sadler

The forward from Georgia State had her best collegiate season thus far. Hannah Sadler averaged 8.1 points per game but ended the season on a high note averaging 12.5 points, 8.2 rebounds and one block in her last five games. She had her best game of the season on the road against Troy where she registered 18 points while shooting 6-10. Sadler also had 12 rebounds and two blocks that game. She was her team's top shot blocker with 29 rejections during the season. She had 10 games with at least two blocked shots. She also led the team with a 74.5 percent free-throw shooting percentage.

Sadler has a strong social media following with over 30,000 followers on TikTok and over 16,500 followers on Instagram.

Mariya Moore

A six-foot guard from Hercules, California, Mariya Moore was a basketball star at USC. During the 2018-19 season she was named PAC-12 Honorable Mention after averaging 13 points, 4.4 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game. Moore had two games where she scored at least 30 points. Her season best was a 36-point performance where she shot 13-22, including 7-14 from the three-point line. She played on the same team with her sister Minyon.

Moore spent her first three seasons at Louisville where she averaged 13.1 points in 104 games. While with the Cardinals during the 2017-18 season she posted a season best 27 points, shooting 9-14 overall and going 7-8 from the free-throw line against Middle Tennessee State. She proved to be a strong distributor as she had four games with at least 10 assists. In three years she finished ninth on the all-time assists list in school history.

She has competed as a pro in Luxembourg for Sparta.

Meagan Lynch

Meagan Lynch is a track athlete at Georgia Southern. In 2019 her first collegiate win came at the GATA Classic when she was a member of the victorious 1,600-meter relay squad. Lynch's first open win came two seasons later at the same meet when she won the 400-meter hurdles. She had an excellent overall meet, winning the 1,600-meter hurdles and finishing second in the long jump.

A native of Lithonia Georgia, Lynch has handled her business in the classroom making the Dean's List and being named to the Sun Belt Conference Commissioner's List. Lynch was an All-American while at Wesleyan High School. She also won two state titles in the long jump in 2017 and 2018.

Sanaa Hebron

Sanaa Hebron is becoming a star in the world of track and field. The junior at Neshaminy in Langhorne, Pennsylvania won this year's high school state championship in the 400 meters.

Armed with her famous afro-puffs, 10,000-watt smile and always displaying her love for Japanese comics, Hebron has brilliantly built a solid following on social media. Her near 12,000 followers on Instagram are decent enough but on TikTok she's thriving with over 92,000 followers.