Most Beautiful Women of Summer 2021 Part 5

For those of you who don't know, summer isn't officially over. Here in the United States, which is in the Northern Hemisphere, the official end of summer is September 22.

With that being said, 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 fifth installment of the "Most Beautiful Women of Summer 2021."

Nami Wilson

Sprinter Nami Wilson made a name for herself during her first season at UNLV. She earned her first win at the second meet of the 2021 indoor season at the BYU Cougars Indoor #2 meet, when she won in the 60 meters. She helped her team finish third overall at Championships at the Peak by scoring points with a fifth place finish in the 200 meters and a seventh place result in the 60 meters. Wilson competed at the NCAA championship meet in the 400-meter relay prelims.

Brynn Santos

Brynn Santos started her collegiate career at Kent State before transferring to Azusa Pacific, where she competed for the first time in 2021. She kicked off her career at Azusa Pacific in the Battle for SoCal where she was a member of the 1,600-meter relay race. The native of Waukegan, Illinois was the team captain at Kent State during her final season at the Ohio based NCAA Division I collegiate program. She earned All-Academic honors in the Mid-American Conference four times. Santos continued that classroom success with an Academic All-PacWest selection after her first year at the school.

Bralynee Hughes

While most of our honorees are athletes we also make room for women in entertainment and the modeling world. Bralynee Hughes is an amazing photogenic model who stands at 5-7 and is represented by Heffner Management. On her Instagram account which has over 14,600 followers, she describes herself as a "goofy, hopeless romantic." She is also a college student who has used her platform to advocate for the Black Lives Matter movement.

Semira Killebrew

A native of Indianapolis, Indiana and third year collegiate athlete, Semira Killebrew proves that not only Indy Cars go fast in her home state. A sprinter at the University of Florida, Killebrew became an All-American during the 2021 indoor season, when she qualified for NCAA indoor championship meet in the 60 meters. She earned a bronze medal in the 60 meters at the SEC indoor championship meet. In 2020 Killebrew was the runner-up in the 60 meters at the SEC indoor championships. Her time of 7.19 that she ran during the 2020 indoor season is the second fastest time in Florida Gators history. Killebrew has also gained rewards in the classroom being named to the SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll during her freshman season.

Brittney Smith

Brittney Smith is a 6-3 senior forward at University of Central Florida. For the past two seasons she has been named to the American Athletic Conference Third Team. Last season she had her biggest game of the season on the road against Cincinnati. She scored 25 points, grabbed 12 rebounds and shot 10-13 in a 19-point win. That was one of two double-doubles for the season as she scored 10 points and yanked away 13 rebounds a couple of games later in a narrow two-point home win over Tulsa. In high school she was named an ESMARK All-American in 2018. Smith also was a successful high jump competitor at Boone High School, in Orlando, Florida.