Tayla Brunger (Photos via Instagram)
Tayla Brunger is the newest sports college star who has the attention of social media.
The Cal State Fullerton track and field star is going extremely viral on social media after an X account, @Campus_Cuties, posted a side-by-side of her.
One picture showed her in her Titans track gear, while the second picture had her stripped down to her two-piece tiny bikini.
As of this writing, the two pictures have more than 35,000 views, almost 2,000 likes, and 330 bookmarks for people who are saving them for later.
“God damn! 😍, one new fan stated in the comment section.
“Double cheeked up 🍑,” another fan said of Tayla Brunger.
“She looking so beautiful and hot 🔥 ❤️,” a third person said.
Because of the attention on X, it led to a surge in followers for Tayla Brunger on her Instagram, where she has more than 10,000.
Her page has pictures of her in uniform, rocking bikinis, working out, or showing aspects of her life.
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Cal State Track & Field Star Tayla Brunger Puts In The Work For Her Craft
Tayla Brunger is getting attention online because of her looks, but she certainly deserves it since she puts in the work on her craft.
The Whanganui Collegiate School graduate won the 100m and placed second in the 200m at the 2021 NZ U20 Championships and ranked among the top 5 U-18 women sprinters in the country when she was in high school.
During the 2021-2022 season, she competed at Colorado State and ran in five indoor meets and seven outdoor meets. In the 100 m prelims of the MWC Championships, she ran the 15th fastest time in school history.
Brunger would then take her talents to Cal State in 2023, where she made an immediate impact and ran a season-best 25.38 in the 200m at the Dr. MLK Jr. Invitational in the indoor season.
In the outdoor season of that same season, Brunger won the 400m at the Battle in the OC with a personal-best 57.46 and ran a season-best 12.21 in the 100m at the Stanford Invitational.
