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<p>Beam is where confidence is built one skill at a time, and the Class of 2028 is already showing the poise and precision that separate great beam workers from the rest. In this month's Recruit Report, we take a closer look at the rising athletes who are bringing a combination of composure, creativity, and technical skill to the event. From fearless tumbling series and unique connections to elegant choreography and impressive upgrades, these gymnasts are proving that they have what it takes to handle a 4-inch-wide apparatus with excellence. As they continue to grow and refine their routines, these Class of 2028 beam prospects are emerging as athletes to watch throughout the recruiting process.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Abigail Ballard brings a combination of artistry, confidence, and consistency to the beam, making every moment of her routine stand out. Her set features a strong back handspring to layout step-out series, impressive leaps, a cat leap to front toss connection, and a back handspring to gainer full dismount. Beyond the skills themselves, Ballard's attention to presentation is exceptional, with each pose and movement adding to a routine that feels polished and intentional. She competes with a calm confidence and steady presence, making her a reliable performer on one of gymnastics' most demanding events. With her strong foundation and continued growth, Ballard is positioned to take another step forward next season and would bring valuable consistency and artistry to any collegiate beam lineup.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Quinn Harris has developed into a poised and technically refined beam worker, combining clean execution with an expanding repertoire of high-level skills. Her routine features a side aerial, a back handspring to layout step-out series, a Barani, and a round-off 1½ dismount, all performed with confidence and consistency. Harris stands out for her long, elegant body lines and the composure she brings to every routine, allowing her skills to flow naturally from one element to the next. This offseason, she has continued to broaden her beam arsenal by training a back handspring to layout to layout triple series, an aerial to back handspring connection, a double wolf turn, and an aerial to scale. With her strong fundamentals, growing difficulty, and reliable execution, Harris is developing into a beam prospect who could make a meaningful impact in a collegiate lineup.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Hannyn Didier brings a composed, elegant style to the balance beam, pairing difficult tumbling with polished execution. Her routine features a front tuck, a back handspring to back handspring to layout step-out series, and precise footwork that reflects her attention to detail from start to finish. Didier's elegant artistry ties the routine together, creating a performance that is both technically sound and visually refined. This offseason, she has focused on perfecting an already impressive beam repertoire while adding upgrades such as a front aerial to further strengthen her routine. A standout all-around gymnast, Didier possesses the consistency, confidence, and execution that would make her a valuable contributor to any collegiate beam lineup.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Lillian Bober has established herself as one of the rising beam standouts in the Class of 2028, combining originality with confident execution. Her routine features a back handspring to chest mount, an aerial to back handspring series, dynamic leap elements, and a gainer pike dismount, all connected by unique, precise choreography that gives her routine a distinctive identity. Bober performs with confidence and composure, allowing both her technical ability and presentation to shine throughout the event. As the reigning Regional Beam Champion in her age group, she has already proven her ability to excel under pressure. With additional upgrades on the horizon as she enters her junior season, Bober is a beam recruit whose upward trajectory makes her one to watch closely.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Malia Fang has built a reputation as a dependable and technically sound beam competitor, delivering routines marked by consistency and clean execution. Her set features a back handspring to layout step-out series, a front toss, a front tuck, dynamic leap elements, and a round-off 1½ dismount, all performed with confidence and control. Fang's attention to detail and steady presence allow her to produce reliable performances, making her a gymnast coaches can count on when the pressure is highest. This offseason, she has focused on refining the finer points of her routine while continuing to develop upgrades that will further increase her scoring potential. With her strong fundamentals, competitive consistency, and commitment to progression, Fang is well-positioned to become a valuable contributor to any collegiate beam lineup.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Tessa Trail has developed into a dependable beam performer, combining consistency with polished execution. Her routine features a back handspring to layout step-out series, a confident front tuck, and a gainer full dismount, all performed with clean body lines and precise technique. Trail competes with a calm, composed presence that allows her routines to flow naturally from one skill to the next, making her a reliable competitor on the event. As she continues into the offseason, she is focused on adding upgrades that will build on an already solid foundation and further elevate her scoring potential. With her steady approach and continued progression, Trail is developing into a beam prospect who could provide valuable depth to a collegiate lineup.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Kate Seaman brings a refreshing blend of originality and technical precision to beam, with a routine that showcases both difficulty and fluidity. Her set features a back handspring to chest mount, a back handspring to back handspring to layout step-out series, an Onodi, clean jump elements, and a round-off 1½ dismount. Seaman moves effortlessly through her choreography, creating a natural rhythm that makes the routine feel smooth and connected from start to finish. This offseason, she has continued expanding her beam repertoire by training a back handspring to layout to layout series and an Onodi to back handspring to layout connection, giving her the opportunity to add even more unique acrobatic combinations to an already distinctive routine. With her creativity, consistency, and willingness to push her difficulty, Seaman is developing into a beam recruit who offers something truly different for collegiate programs.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Peyton Doray brings a calm confidence to the beam that makes every routine look composed and intentional. Her set features a back handspring to layout step-out series, dynamic leap elements, a gainer layout step-out, and a back handspring to 1½ dismount, all performed with confidence and steady execution. Doray attacks each skill with focus, creating the kind of reliable performance that coaches value in high-pressure situations. This offseason, she has continued expanding her beam repertoire by training a back handspring to layout to layout series and a piked front toss, adding even more difficulty to an already solid routine. With her quiet confidence, clean execution, and commitment to progression, Doray is developing into a beam prospect with the consistency and composure to be a valuable asset to a collegiate lineup.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Jasmine Saul brings elegance, precision, and resilience to her beam, combining refined execution with a confident presence on the event. Her routine features a back handspring to layout step-out series, clean jump elements, and a round-off 1½ dismount, all connected through polished artistry and attention to detail. Saul performs with control and purpose, creating a routine that is both technically sound and visually appealing. After working her way back from an ankle injury, she has focused this offseason on rebuilding and refining her skills while also training exciting upgrades, including a round-off double full dismount, a cat leap to Barani connection, and a front toss. As she continues to regain momentum, Saul is well-positioned to return even stronger and further establish herself as a dependable beam prospect for collegiate programs.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Kelsey Andrews brings a rare combination of difficulty, artistry, and performance quality to her beam, making her one of the most exciting recruits on the event. Her routine features a switch leap mount, a front aerial, a back handspring to layout to layout connection, impressive 180-degree leaps and jumps, and a back handspring to back handspring to 1½ dismount. Beyond the difficulty of her skills, Andrews stands out for her attention to detail, executing choreography with precision while bringing beautiful artistry and showmanship to every movement. This offseason, she has continued expanding an already impressive beam repertoire with upgrades such as an aerial to scale, aerial to back tuck dismount, back handspring to layout to 1½ dismount, and standing layout to split jump. With her combination of advanced skill, confidence, and continued progression, Andrews is developing into a standout beam recruit who has the potential to make an immediate impact in a collegiate lineup.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Reese Roldan brings a beautifully refined presence to the beam, combining elegance, precision, and confidence in a routine where every movement feels intentional. Her set features a back handspring to layout step-out series that appears to float effortlessly over the beam, a front aerial, impressive 180-degree leaps and jumps, and a gainer full dismount, all performed with exceptional control. Roldan's clean lines and attention to detail make each skill and choreography moment feel picture-worthy, creating a routine that stands out through both execution and artistry. Already a tremendous asset on the event, Roldan continues to elevate her value by pursuing upgrades this offseason. As she enters her junior year, her continued progression and polished beam presence make her a recruit to watch closely.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Cameron Rose brings a graceful and continually evolving presence to beam, combining strong fundamentals with an impressive ability to build difficulty. Her routine features beautiful footwork, a back handspring to layout step-out series, a front aerial, an aerial, dynamic leaps, and a round-off 1½ dismount, showcasing both technical ability and confidence on the event. Rose's attention to detail in her movement and choreography adds a polished quality to her performances, while her consistency provides a strong foundation for continued growth. This offseason, she has been expanding her beam repertoire with upgrades, including a back handspring to layout to layout series, Barani, front aerial to layout step-out, round-off double full dismount, and front aerial to back handspring to layout to layout series. With her commitment to refinement and progression, Rose continues to add value to an already impressive beam skill set and has the potential to become a major asset in a collegiate lineup.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Olivia Cisneros brings a confident and efficient style to her beam, showcasing the ability to move through a routine with purpose and composure. Her set features a back handspring to layout step-out series, powerful leap elements, an aerial, a split jump to back tuck connection, and a back handspring to gainer full dismount. Cisneros creates a steady rhythm throughout the routine, attacking each skill with confidence while maintaining control and consistency from start to finish. This offseason, she has focused on refining her current skills and continuing to elevate the details that make her routine stronger. As she adds upgrades to an already impressive beam foundation, Cisneros is developing into an appealing recruit with the potential to bring reliability and value to a collegiate lineup.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Makenna Drake brings a unique and creative approach to beam, showcasing a skill set that sets her apart from the rest of the Class of 2028. Her routine features a unique pop cartwheel to front toss connection, impressive 180-degree leaps, a front toss, and a switch leap to gainer pike dismount, combining originality with confident execution. Drake attacks her routine with a strong presence on the event, making each skill feel intentional and controlled. This offseason, she has continued expanding her beam repertoire by training skills such as a front toss to back handspring swing-down series and a layout step-out, adding even more versatility to her already distinctive routine. A valuable contributor on both bars and beam, Drake's combination of creativity, consistency, and continued progression makes her an exciting recruit to watch.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Raleigh Hazelwood brings a strong foundation and exciting versatility to her beam, with a routine that showcases both consistency and room for continued growth. Her set features a Barani, a back handspring to layout step-out series, clean leap elements, and a round-off 1½ dismount, demonstrating her ability to perform with confidence and control. This offseason, Hazelwood has continued expanding her beam arsenal by training a wide variety of upgrades, including side aerials, new leap connections, Barani to split jump, back handspring to layout to layout, Barani to back handspring, aerial to back handspring, Barani to layout step-out, and aerial to back handspring to layout connections. With so many options available to elevate her composition, Hazelwood has the versatility and skill base to continue growing into an exciting beam prospect as she enters her junior year.</p>
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<p>The Class of 2028 is already proving that the future of beam is filled with athletes who combine confidence, creativity, and technical excellence. This group brings a variety of strengths, from powerful series and challenging connections to beautiful artistry and the ability to perform under pressure. As these gymnasts continue gaining experience, refining their routines, and adding new skills, they are laying the foundation to become impactful collegiate beam workers. The journey is just beginning, but this class is already giving coaches plenty to look forward to.</p>
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Beam is where confidence is built one skill at a time, and the Class of 2028 is already showing the poise and precision that separate great beam workers from the rest. In this month's Recruit Report, we take a closer look at the rising athletes who are bringing a combination of composure, creativity, and technical skill to the event. From fearless tumbling series and unique connections to elegant choreography and impressive upgrades, these gymnasts are proving that they have what it takes to handle a 4-inch-wide apparatus with excellence. As they continue to grow and refine their routines, these Class of 2028 beam prospects are emerging as athletes to watch throughout the recruiting process.
State:
Virginia
Club:
Capital Gymnastics National Center
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State:
Ohio
Club:
Cincinnati Gymnastics
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State:
Texas
Club:
Empire Gymnastics
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State:
Arizona
Club:
Tucson Gymnastics Academy
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State:
Minnesota
Club:
Twin City Twisters
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State:
Utah
Club:
Bold Gymnastics
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State:
Minnesota
Club:
Twin City Twisters
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State:
Massachusetts
Club:
Elite Gymnastics Academy
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State:
California
Club:
Wildfire Gymnastics
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State:
Iowa
Club:
Iowa Gymnest
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State:
California
Club:
Accel Gymnastics
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State:
Massachusetts
Club:
Elite Gymnastics Academy
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State:
Utah
Club:
Salt Lake Twisters
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HEIGHT
5'5"
POS
N/A
CLASS
2028
State:
Ohio
Club:
Queen City Gymnastics
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State:
Ohio
Club:
Buckeye Gymnastics
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