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Born in Columbus, GA, Hyleas attended Central Dauphin East H.S. in Harrisburg, PA before returning to the southeast for the University of Georgia, where she earned a degree in Child and Family Development. While competing for the Bulldogs, she earned championship honors in a myriad of areas, including the 2003 Outdoor Heptathlon, 2004 Indoor Long Jump and Pentathlon, and 2004 Outdoor Long Jump. After college, Hyleas went on to become one of the most dominant woman heptathletes the US has seen, winning five Outdoor USA Championships and an Olympic Silver Medal. In 2012, Hyleas applied her speed to the ice to push for USA Bobsled and help pilot Megan Hill to a bronze medal at the North American Cup; she is truly a multi-sport athlete.

Off the track, Hyleas always ensures to make time for her two dogs, Febe and Ceiley. When not enjoying hobbies of photography, singing, and cooking, she expresses her true girly girl side and loves to shop. Philanthropically, Hyleas supports Run for Haiti and Girls on the Run. Additionally, she lends her time back to the sport in a leadership role as an athlete representative on the Board of Directors for USA Track & Field.