Kayla Simmons has over one million followers on Instagram for a reason.
The former volleyball star recently took to her Instagram and gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at her beach shoot.
Kayla Simmons was rocking the tiniest bikini as she kneeled down and waited for the ball to come her way so she could hit it back. At one point, Simmons even went down to a knee to hit the ball.
Kayla Simmons, the former Marshall University Thundering Herd volleyball star, is everywhere in the news, and she knows how to keep herself trending, as shown in the video above.
Simmons is a regular poster on Instagram, as she receives thousands of likes on her pictures and videos anytime she drops new content.
Kayla has been out of college for some time as she joined Marshall University’s volleyball team in 2014.
According to Herdzone, among her accomplishments were being named to the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll and awarded the C-USA Academic Medal as a freshman and sophomore, and being named to the Toledo/ASICS All-Tournament team after recording 69 assists and 14 digs at the invitational as a junior.
Kayla Simmons Scared Fans After Going Down With Concerning Injury While Playing Volleyball
Earlier this year, former Volleyball star Kayla Simmons was showing fans that she still had skills in the sport that she played in college for Marshall University.
In a video shared to her Instagram account, Kayla plays alongside several other women, but when she goes to play a shot up at the net, her knee appears to buckle when she lands. She falls down and is surrounded by concerned friends.
Kayla captioned her vid: “Well there goes my knee.”
She could then be shown with an ice-cold beer on her knee.
“I’m a Dog, You Can’t Teach That”- Angel Reese Pumped Up After Their Hard-Fought Victory Over Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever
Angel Reese (Photo by Quinn Harris/Getty Images)
After trailing by 2-0, the Chicago Sky answered back the Indiana Fever in their third regular season meet. A big chunk of credit certainly goes to their rookie, Angel Reese. The 88-87 victory in the home arena boosted her confidence, which made her call herself the “dog” in the sport.
During a post-game interview, while discussing what motivated her to perform outstandingly, Reese said “I’m a dog, you can’t teach that.”
The forward dropped a double-double to help the team secure their much-needed win against her on-court rival Caitlin Clark and her Fever team. Reese’s 25 points and 16 rebounds were the highest contribution by any player on Sunday. Clark displayed her brilliance, too, with 17 points and 13 assists, but Reese stole the show this time.
The Fever had a sloppy start in the opening quarter but showed up in the following two. By the end of the third quarter, they were leading by eight points but couldn’t defend it. The Sky cut the deficit in the final quarter and snatched the lead.
