Best of the Best: Top 10 All-Around Gymnasts Across All Divisions

Not one, not two, but three gymnasts earned perfect 10's at the Women's Developmental Nationals in May 2026--an impressive achievement! Very few gymnasts will score a perfect 10 in their career, but don't be fooled- all of the gymnasts on the list are top tier. Here are the top 10 All-Around Gymnasts from the 2026 Nationals.    Raeya Linton was one of the three women to score a 10.00 on an event at nationals and had a total All-Around score of 39.400. Just 6 tenths away from a perfect competition. Linton placed first on vault competing a Yurchenko layout full with impressive height and stuck the landing, earning her a 10.00. She also placed first in her division on Beam with a beautiful routine, which included a front pike, front tuck, and backhandspring step-out layout step-out acro and a show stopping switch leap pike jump connection. Linton is part of the Class of 2026 and has committed to Stanford.     Shea Orlando's big scores at nationals put her on the podium for all four events. She placed first in the All-Around scoring a 39.325 and earned three separate first place medals. Orlando's beam routine showcased her grace and skill with a beautiful double wolf turn. She also performed a backhandspring step out layout step-out connection, Barani, and a backhandspring step-out gainer full dismount sticking all of the landings and scoring a 9.775 to tie for first place. Orlando also placed first on floor exercise with an impressive front layout full step-out into a round-off back handspring layout one and half, front layout double. She is a force to be reckoned with and has committed to the University of Michigan.     Not far behind was, Ariana Barksdale who placed first in the All-Around category in the Junior F division scoring an outstanding 39.175. She tied for second place on bars with an exceptional routine to include a stalder to endo circle to half pirouette and double layout dismount. Barksdale also had an excellent day on beam scoring a 9.800 and earning third place, with a wonderful backhandspring step-out backhandspring step-out layout step-out connection and swing though front aerial. Barksdale talent extends across all four events, and has committed to University of Florida for 2027.     The senior D division was a competitive group, but Imani White's skill shown through earning her three first place medals with an All-Around score of 39.150. White had a spectacular bar routine that featured a Pak Salto and Van Leeuwen, then she stuck her full in dismount earning a impressive 9.950. On beam, she completed a flawless triple wolf turn followed by a double wolf turn, and beautiful Onodi. White stuck her back handspring layout one and half dismount, earning a 9.775 and placed first in her division. White graduated high school this year and is committed to University of Missouri.     Class of 2026 graduate Addie Sarisky had an excellent competition earning second place on bars competing a wonderful Pak Salto and Maloney earning an impressive 9.800. She scored 9.775 on vault with yurchenko layout full vault and 9.775 again on floor with tumbling passes to include: front tuck step out to round off backhandspring double back tuck and front tuck step out to round off layout one and a half to front layout . Sarisky was consistent across all four events earning no less than a 9.750 for a total All-Around score of 39.10, finishing second place in the Senior F division. Sarisky has committed to the University of Alabama to continue her gymnastics career.     Continuing on through the top 10, Ella Fine earned an All-Around score of 39.075 and tied for second in the senior D division at Nationals. She earned a 9.800 on bars with an exceptional routine, which featured pak salto, staddle jaeger, and a full pirouette to a double back tuck dismount sticking the landing. Fine completed a captivating floor routine with a beautifully executed double full turn, round off back handspring full in, front full to front layout, and round off back handspring double pike. She scored a 9.900, not only earning first place on floor within her division but also earning the highest floor routine score at nationals. Fine has committed to University of Florida and is to start this fall 2026.     Power and precision are just a few words to describe Jordyn Johnson's performance at nationals. She placed second on Beam with a 9.750 and had wonderful lines throughout her routine. She completed a back handspring step-out layout step-out connection and standing front tuck acro, then stuck the landing on her round off double back tuck dismount. Johnson also had an impressive bar routine scoring a 9.800 and performing well controlled Van Leeuwen, bail handstand, and double front half dismount. Johnson tied for second in the senior D division with an All-Around score of 39.075. She will be a wonderful addition to Michigan State University's gymnastics program where she has committed.     Future University of Alabama gymnast Elizaveta Grebenkova placed first on bars with a well earned 10.00 at Nationals in May. Grebenkova's incredible routine had wonderful lines and featured jaeger pike, bail to handstand, and to finish things off a double layout, sticking the landing. She also scored a 9.775 on beam with a stellar routine, which included Onodi to back handspring stepout connection, switch leap to split leap connection, and front aerial to split jump quarter to split jump half connection. Grebenkova placed second in the All-Around with a 39.050 and will be one to watch in the college gymnastics world.     Cameron Tassone was on the podium several times at nationals earning two second place medals, and placing fourth the All-Around with a 39.050 within the competitive Senior D division. Tassone performed a powerful Yurchenko layout one and a half nearly sticking the landing and scoring 9.875. She also placed second on floor with a 9.875 with her routine featuring a beautiful layout double full front tuck connection, round off layout one-and-half punch front to stag jump connection, and layout one and a half. Tassone's consistency and flair make her an exciting gymnast to watch, so be sure to keep an eye out for her as she heads to UCLA this fall.     Closing out the top 10, Josie Lynch had a powerful presence at nationals scoring a 39.000 in the All-Around and earning first place within her division. She tied for second on Vault with a 9.825 sticking the landing of her Yurchenko layout one-and-half. Lynch's energetic and captivating floor routine earned her a first place tie with a 9.825, which featured a powerful round-off back handspring double pike, front layout to layout double full, and round off layout one-and-half to layout full. You can continue to catch Lynch's future performances at Louisiana State University where she has committed for the 2027 season.    The future of college gymnastics is looking very exciting with this group of talented gymnasts' committed to some of the top programs in the country. And while this group is impressive, don't forget to keep an eye on the upcoming classes to see where they land in the next few years.

Not one, not two, but three gymnasts earned perfect 10's at the Women's Developmental Nationals in May 2026--an impressive achievement! Very few gymnasts will score a perfect 10 in their career, but don't be fooled- all of the gymnasts on the list are top tier. Here are the top 10 All-Around Gymnasts from the 2026 Nationals.