2k22's Hottest Summer Bods of Sports & Entertainment 10

Okay people we've have been cranking out interviews for most of the summer. On this installment of "2k22's Hottest Summer Bods of Sports & Entertainment" we really wanted to do an interview but it isn't always easy to pull it off due to the busy schedules of the awesome people that are featured. Nonetheless we had to bring this issue because of the dope posts that the women of the sports and entertainment world have recently made. Patience is a virtue, but productivity is as well. Without further delay, check out our perfect tens for issue number 10!

Sarena Choi - Kent State

Sarena Choi is from East Moriches, New York and has been a well accomplished student athlete at Kent State. In the classroom she is a two-time All-Academic honoree by the United States Track & Field Cross Country Coaches Association. During the 2022 season she competed as a grad student and won a silver medal in the triple jump at the Mid-American Indoor Track & Field Championships. The year before she was a bronze medalist at the indoor conference championship meet. Prio to college Choi was an indoor and outdoor state champ in New York in the triple jump in 2017.

Taziah Jenks - Cincinnati

After a freshman season at West Virginia in 2020-21, where Taziah Jenks played just seven games averaging 1.3 points in just 3.3 minutes per contest, the 6-1 guard transferred to Cincinnati. Things were looking up as the sophomore saw her minutes rise to 19.5 per contest, making two starts in her first six games as a Bearcat. In her sixth game of the season, Jenks suffered a season ending injure after just seven minutes in a game against nationally ranked Ohio State. Jenks averaged 7.5 points in those games scoring a season high 14 points against Utah. She also posted double-figures in wins against Bellarmine and Alabama A&M. She is expected to return to the court at the start of the 2022-23 season.

Lexie Brown - Los Angeles Sparks

To have a season where we don't acknowledge Lexie Brown seems totally wrong, so here she is! After having struggles with staying in the WNBA in 2021, Brown had her best season as a shooter, going a career best 39.8 percent from three and 44.1 percent overall from the field. She averaged 7.1 points with career highs of 34 games and 16 starts. Brown's top scoring performance came against Las Vegas where she scored 17 points making five of eight three-point attempts. In six games from June 25 - July 7, Brown shot an amazing 16-32 from three-point land. She also had some strong defensive games during that stretch, collecting 11 steals in three games from July 3-7.

Madeliene Akobundu - North Carolina A&T

A native of Lanham, Maryland, Madeliene Akobundu is one of the top athletes in the history of North Carolina A&T. Akobundu competed for the Aggies from 2016-21. As a freshman she won gold at the MEAC Indoor Championships in the long jump and repeated the feat at the outdoor meet. She became an All-American for the first time when she competed at the NCAA indoor championship meet in the 60-meter hurdles. During the 2019 outdoor season she won her first 100-meter hurdles MEAC title while taking gold again in the long jump. She also earned All-American honors and competed at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Akobundu closed her career in the 2021 season with one last gold medal in the long jump at the MEAC outdoor meet. Her final collegiate race resulted in a fifth-place finish in the 100-meter hurdles final at the NCAA Championships.