Hottest Bods of Summer '23

Moriah Oliveira

Moriah Oliveira is an All-American and ACC championship sprinter at University of Miami. In 2023 she was a fourth of the NCAA Championship qualifying 1,600-meter relay squad that won indoor and outdoor championships at the ACC Championships. In 2022 she was the indoor and outdoor ACC champ and an NCAA qualifier in the 400 meters.

Jaye Haynes

Jaye Haynes is a guard who just transferred from Monmouth after three seasons at LaSalle. The 5-8 guard from North Wales, Pennsylvania had her best season in 2021-22, when she averaged 8.1 points. Her best effort that year was a 19-point performance where she shot 6-10 in a win over Rider.

Skyler Reynolds

Formerly a member of the Tennessee track and field program, Skyler Reynolds recently announced her transfer to Florida State. At Tennessee, she competed as a long jumper and multi-events specialist from 2020-22. This year she missed both indoor and outdoor seasons due to injury.

Daphnee White

A center at Jackson State, Daphnee White stands at 6-5 and had a productive season for the 21-10 Lady Tigers. White averaged 10.1 points, while shooting 65 percent from the field. The Gulfport, Mississippi native scored a season high 26 points in a win over rival Mississippi Valley State.

Sha'nia Stiers-Royal

Once upon a time Sha'nia Stiers-Royal was a two-sport athlete at Thiel University. Over two seasons (2021 and 2022), Stiers-Royal won a silver medal in the 400-meter relay (2021) and two bronze medals in the 400-meter relay and long jump respectively (2022) at the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference Track & Field Championships.

In basketball the Austintown, Ohio native was a key reserve averaging 20.5 minutes per game in 22 games off of the bench. These days she's not on either team but she's making a splash, showing charisma on her intriguing TikTok account.

Winners Only: Everybody can see you these days killing it on social media but you have an athletic background in both basketball and track and field. Tell the readers about it!

Sha'nia Stiers-Royal : I’ve grown up playing sports my whole life. If I wasn’t doing basketball, then I was doing track. Doing them from such a young age into college I feel help me stay in shape. Last year being the first year that I wasn’t in either was hard for me. I had to start focusing on maintaining healthy eating and working out more than ever. So back in December I developed a workout plan that helped me stay in good shape.

So did you just quit or did something else happen?

School became a very toxic environment for me, so I ended up leaving. I could’ve tried harder to stay, but I in every sense I gave up.

Got it, so are you done forever?

Honestly, I’m not sure. I’m still in the process of deciding if I wanna go back in person instead of being online.

Despite all of that you've done a solid job building a social media following. You currently have over 42,000 followers on TikTok. How has being a content creator helped you so far?

I do it for fun really. I never had any other motive besides having fun. I enjoy seeing people viewing when I post. I love the idea of creating content because it’s something I enjoy on a personal level.

We all can see that you are in great physical condition, what has been most important in allowing you to maintain your physique.

While I was still in athletics I never really had to watch what I ate. Now that I’m not doing those same things, I’m more aware to what I’m putting into my body.

Is there a part of your body that you've had to learn to love?

I mean I love everything about my body because it’s me.

Where will be your favorite place to go to show off your Hot Summer Bod this season & what are you gonna do when you get there?

I just traveled to Vegas, but I don’t know where the rest of summer will take me.