The July Recruit Report: Class of 2030 Prospects

The next generation of college gymnastics talent is here. Our July Recruit Report highlights some of the top Class of 2030 prospects to watch, featuring athletes who are showcasing standout routines, unique skills, and the potential to become future NCAA contributors. Get an early look at the names making waves before they become household names in the recruiting world.    Keimani Moore is a rising prospect showcasing impressive power, difficulty, and versatility across all four events. On vault, she currently competes a strong Yurchenko layout while continuing to build toward a Yurchenko full. Her floor routine features high-level tumbling, including a front layout-front layout combination and a 1.5-front pike, with upgrades like a double pike and double layout in training.   On bars, Moore brings clean connections and strong dismount potential with a clear hip handstand-toe shoot, Pak salto, and double tuck dismount. Beam is where her athleticism and confidence stand out, as she competes a back tuck, big leaps, front aerial, and back handspring-layout stepout series. She is also training upgrades such as a front aerial-back handspring-layout stepout, front aerial-back handspring-back handspring-layout stepout, and a back handspring-1.5 dismount.   With powerful tumbling, developing upgrades, and a strong foundation across every event, Moore is a young athlete to keep an eye on as she continues to elevate her gymnastics and enters the recruiting spotlight.     Kaja Tressel is a dynamic prospect who brings a rare combination of difficulty, artistry, and performance quality to the competition floor. A standout on floor, Tressel showcases a huge double pike, double tuck, and 1.5-front pike while pairing her powerful tumbling with engaging choreography and showmanship well beyond her years. Her ability to connect with an audience and perform with confidence makes her a memorable presence in the lineup.   On vault, Tressel currently competes a strong Yurchenko full while continuing to work toward a Yurchenko 1.5. She also displays impressive potential on bars, featuring a Jaeger, a clear hip handstand-to-Pak connection with excellent amplitude, a full pirouette, and a double tuck dismount. Her beam work is highlighted by beautiful lines, consistency, and artistry, along with a back handspring-layout stepout series, back tuck-split jump connection, and round-off-1.5 dismount.   Tressel is already training exciting upgrades across all four events, including a full-in on floor, toe hand blind-Jaeger on bars, and new beam upgrades such as a front toss, aerial, and round-off-double full dismount. With her combination of competitive skills, confidence, and natural performance ability, Tressel has the potential to be an invaluable asset to an NCAA program in the future.     Lillie White is a talented prospect who stands out with her elegant presentation, clean execution, and impressive tumbling across multiple events. On vault, White competes a strong Yurchenko layout while continuing to develop her difficulty. Her beam routine showcases her beautiful lines and consistency, featuring a back handspring-to-chest mount, double wolf turn, back handspring-layout stepout, sissone-aerial connection, and round-off-double full dismount.   White brings both difficulty and artistry to floor, where she competes a front double full, 2.5 twist, front layout-front full combination, and 180-degree leaps while incorporating clean choreography and strong performance quality. On bars, she displays excellent flight and connection ability with a blind change-Jaeger, toe hand-Pak connection, and toe-on-front tuck dismount.   With upgrades in progress including a front tuck mount on beam, an upgraded toe-on-front tuck full dismount on bars, and a triple full on floor, White continues to show exciting growth potential. Her combination of long lines, polished presentation, and advanced skills makes her a prospect to watch as she progresses through the Class of 2030.     Jillian Fisher is a promising Class of 2030 prospect who showcases strong fundamentals, impressive connections, and exciting upgrade potential across all four events. On vault, Fisher competes a powerful Yurchenko layout while continuing to work toward a Yurchenko full upgrade.   Fisher's bars routine highlights her connection ability and swing, featuring a toe hand-Maloney, Stalder-Pak combination, and double tuck dismount. She is also developing several high-level upgrades, including a toe shoot full pirouette, Ray release, and full-out dismount. On beam, Fisher brings consistency and confidence with a back handspring-layout stepout series and aerial-tuck full dismount, while working toward additional upgrades such as a back handspring-to-chest mount and upgraded leap combinations.   On floor, Fisher showcases powerful tumbling with a double tuck and 1.5-front pike combination, adding to her overall versatility as an athlete. With continued upgrades and strong event foundations, Fisher is a Class of 2030 gymnast to keep an eye on as she continues to develop into a well-rounded collegiate prospect.     Daisy Lovell is an exciting prospect who combines beautiful execution, strong artistry, and impressive difficulty across multiple events. On bars, Lovell showcases excellent form and presentation with a blind change-Jaeger, clear hip handstand-bail to handstand connection, and a double layout dismount. Her clean lines and attention to detail make her routine stand out.   Lovell's beam work highlights her confidence and elegance, featuring a back tuck, back handspring-layout series, aerial, round-off-1.5 dismount, and wolf double turn. Her ability to blend difficult skills with beautiful artistry gives her a polished presence on the event.   On floor, Lovell brings powerful tumbling with a double tuck, 1.5-front layout, and double full, and has also competed a 2.5 twist. She continues to push her difficulty with upgrades in progress, including a 1.5-front full, triple fulls, 1.5-half-split jump connection, and 1.5-front Rudi. She is also developing advanced upgrades on beam and bars, including an aerial-layout full dismount, full-twisting Pak, and full-twisting double layout dismount.   With her combination of clean gymnastics, strong performance quality, and ambitious upgrades, Lovell is a name to watch as the Class of 2030 continues to emerge.     Sloan Palmer is a standout prospect who brings a rare combination of power, artistry, and polish to all four events. On vault, Palmer competes a beautiful Yurchenko layout with exceptional form, impressive power, and strong landing ability. She is also working toward a Yurchenko full upgrade as she continues to increase her difficulty.   Palmer's beam routine is a highlight, showcasing exquisite artistry, beautiful footwork, and confident execution. She competes a back handspring-layout stepout series, aerial, front aerial, big leap combinations, and a round-off-1.5 dismount. She continues to develop even more difficulty on the event with upgrades such as a front aerial-to-scale connection and back handspring-back handspring-layout series.   On bars, Palmer demonstrates strong swing and connection ability with a Stalder, Tkachev, bail to handstand, and full pirouette to double tuck dismount. She is also training a full-out dismount upgrade. On floor, Palmer brings powerful tumbling with a double tuck, front full-front pike combination, and front Rudi, while continuing to work toward upgrades including double layouts.   With her impressive combination of athleticism, artistry, and high-level skills across every event, Palmer is a Class of 2030 gymnast who has the potential to make a major impact as she continues her development.     Rylan Sams is a talented prospect who has already established herself as a standout vaulter while continuing to develop into a strong all-around gymnast. Sams competes a powerful Yurchenko full with excellent distance from the table, showcasing impressive amplitude and confidence on the event. Her vault ability is a major strength and makes her a gymnast to watch as she continues to elevate her difficulty.   Beyond vault, Sams brings versatility across all four events and continues to expand her skill set with exciting upgrades in progress. On floor, she is training advanced tumbling combinations including a front through to 1.5-front layout, front double full, and 2.5 twist. On beam, she is developing upgrades such as a Barani-split jump, aerial-to-scale connection, side somi, and front toss-back handspring series. She is also adding difficulty on bars with upgrades like a clear hip handstand-to-Maloney connection and bail to handstands.   With her powerful vault, well-rounded skill set, and continued focus on upgrades, Sams is a Class of 2030 athlete who has the tools to make a significant impact as she continues her gymnastics journey.     Sydney Glenister is an exciting prospect who brings a combination of power, confidence, and standout performance quality across all four events. On vault, Glenister competes a beautiful Yurchenko layout with excellent height off the table, showcasing impressive power and strong potential for future upgrades.   Glenister's floor routine is a highlight, featuring sassy, engaging choreography and showmanship well beyond her years. She combines her performance ability with powerful tumbling, including a double tuck dismount that explodes off the floor, a 2.5 twist, and a 1.5-front pike. She continues to build her difficulty with upgrades such as a front layout-Rudi.   On beam, Glenister demonstrates confidence and composure with a back handspring-layout stepout series, confident leap combinations, and a back handspring-1.5 dismount. She is also working toward an aerial-to-scale upgrade. On bars, she showcases strong swing and connection ability with a clear hip handstand-to-Pak and double tuck dismount, while continuing to develop a Jaeger release.   With her powerful gymnastics, natural performance ability, and exciting upgrades in progress, Glenister is a Class of 2030 gymnast to keep an eye on as she continues to grow into her potential.     Addison Sweeney is a promising prospect who showcases impressive skill difficulty, strong event foundations, and exciting potential for future growth. On bars, Sweeney demonstrates advanced release and connection ability with a Gienger, Pak, and toe handstand to double tuck dismount. She is also continuing to push her difficulty with upgrades in training, including a double pike dismount and double layout dismount.   Sweeney's beam work features a confident back handspring-layout stepout series and aerial, highlighting her ability to perform challenging skills with composure. On floor, she brings strong tumbling combinations, including a front layout-front pike, 1.5 twist, and front full-front pike connection.   Sweeney's season was cut short by an ankle injury, but she is working her way back and continuing to build toward her return. With her high-level skill set, powerful gymnastics, and ambitious upgrades in progress, Sweeney is an athlete to watch as she continues her journey through the Class of 2030.     Vega Bustos is an exciting prospect who combines elegant presentation, clean execution, and impressive skill potential across multiple events. On beam, Bustos stands out with her beautiful lines, precise choreography, and confident performance quality. She competes a front aerial-beat jump connection, back handspring-layout stepout series, and back handspring-1.5 dismount, showcasing both difficulty and control.   On floor, Bustos brings dynamic tumbling with a front Rudi-layout stepout combination and double full, while continuing to develop even more difficulty with upgrades such as a 2.5 twist and front Rudi-tuck full combination. Her vault work features a strong Yurchenko layout, and she is working toward a Yurchenko full upgrade.   Bustos continues to expand her skill set with exciting beam upgrades in training, including a back handspring-layout-layout triple series, aerial-to-scale connection, and aerial-tuck full dismount. With her combination of artistry, precision, and ambitious upgrades, Bustos is a Class of 2030 gymnast to keep on the radar as she continues to progress.     Kayla Dillon is a rising prospect who made an impressive transition into Level 10 this season, showcasing strong fundamentals, clean execution, and exciting potential for continued growth. On vault, Dillon competes a Yurchenko layout, while on beam she demonstrates confidence and control with a back handspring-two foot layout series, big leaps, clean form, and a cartwheel-Gainer full dismount.   Dillon's floor routine highlights her power and consistency, featuring a double tuck with a controlled landing and a 1.5-front pike combination. As she continues to develop, she is already working toward upgrades such as a back handspring-back handspring-layout series on beam.   Making the jump to Level 10 in her first season is an impressive accomplishment, and Dillon's continued progress and work ethic make her an athlete to watch as she enters her freshman year and continues building her gymnastics career.     Elizabeth Ducre is an exciting prospect who brings a combination of power, artistry, and high-level skill potential across all four events. On bars, Ducre showcases impressive difficulty and connection ability with a clear hip handstand-Maloney-Pak combination and a double layout dismount. She continues to push her bars repertoire with upgrades in training, including a Shang and Gienger.   Ducre's floor routine is a standout, combining powerful tumbling with expressive performance quality. She competes a front layout-front full, double tuck, and front Rudi while incorporating dramatic choreography and long, clean lines that make her routine memorable. She is also working toward exciting upgrades, including a double layout and a front layout-double front on tumble track.   On vault, Ducre competes a strong Yurchenko full and is continuing to build toward a Yurchenko ½ on upgrade. Her beam training also shows impressive potential, with upgrades such as a layout-layout series, back handspring-double full dismount, and front toss.   With her blend of athleticism, artistry, and ambitious upgrades, Ducre is a Class of 2030 gymnast with the potential to become a major contributor as she continues to develop.     Kinley Strong is a standout prospect who combines impressive difficulty, powerful gymnastics, and expressive performance quality across all four events. On vault, Strong competes a strong Yurchenko layout, showcasing the power and athleticism that carries throughout her gymnastics.   Strong's beam routine is a major highlight, packed with difficulty and confidence. She competes a front tuck mount, switch leap-split jump-back handspring series, Barani, side somi, back handspring-layout stepout, and round-off-1.5 dismount. Her ability to perform challenging skills while maintaining composure makes her one of the more exciting beam workers in her class.   On bars, Strong demonstrates solid connections and swing with a Pak, toe hand-toe shoot, full pirouette, and double tuck dismount. Her floor routine showcases both power and personality, featuring expressive choreography, a huge double tuck, 1.5-front layout, and front through to double full combination.   Strong is also continuing to raise her ceiling with ambitious upgrades in training, including a 2.5 twist, double back, 1.5 stepout to layout, double layouts, and front full stepout to double back on floor. On beam, she is developing additional difficulty with a front toss, double full dismount, and front tuck half mount.   With her combination of high-level difficulty, powerful tumbling, and engaging performance style, Strong is a Class of 2030 athlete who has the potential to make a significant impact as she continues her development.     Carissa Wolf is a dynamic prospect who stands out for her combination of power, precision, and the ability to deliver difficult skills with confidence. Wolf brings a strong presence across all four events, highlighted by impressive amplitude and well-developed technique.   On vault, Wolf competes a powerful Yurchenko full with excellent distance from the table, showcasing the explosiveness that makes her a standout on the event. Her floor routine also highlights her power, featuring a front through to double pike, 1.5-front pike, and double tuck. She continues to build on that difficulty with a double layout upgrade in training, adding even more potential to an already impressive tumbling lineup.   Wolf's bars work demonstrates strong release and connection ability with a toe hand-Gienger, Pak, and double layout dismount. She is continuing to expand her bars difficulty with upgrades such as a toe hand-double layout dismount, toe-on work, and a front tuck dismount.   On beam, Wolf brings a polished and composed routine with precise choreography and clean execution. She competes a back handspring-layout stepout series, aerial, back tuck, and round-off-1.5 dismount while continuing to develop upgrades including a round-off-double tuck dismount and beat jump-front tuck connection.   With her powerful vault, advanced tumbling, and continued focus on expanding her difficulty, Wolf is a Class of 2030 gymnast with the skill set and competitive confidence to make a lasting impression as she progresses.     Scarlett Hertz is an exciting prospect who showcases a powerful gymnastics style, impressive difficulty, and the ability to perform challenging skills across all four events. Hertz brings a strong combination of athleticism and versatility, with several high-level upgrades already in development.   On vault, Hertz competes a powerful Yurchenko layout with impressive distance and amplitude off the table. She continues to build toward even more difficulty with a Yurchenko tuck full upgrade in training. Her floor routine highlights her explosive tumbling ability, featuring a front Rudi, 1.5-front pike, and 2.5 twist, while she continues to work toward a front double full.   Hertz's beam routine is filled with difficult elements and strong connections, including an aerial-split jump-double stag, back handspring-layout stepout series, and round-off-1.5 dismount. She is also developing additional upgrades such as a front aerial-straight jump connection.   On bars, Hertz demonstrates strong swing and connection potential with a bail to handstand-toe shoot, toe handstand-toe on, and front pike dismount. She is continuing to add difficulty with upgrades including a toe-on-pike ½ dismount, Shaposh release, and Maloney.   With her powerful vaulting, advanced tumbling, and continued expansion of her skill set, Hertz is a Class of 2030 athlete with the potential to become a major contributor as she continues to refine her gymnastics.    The Class of 2030 is already proving to be an exciting group of young athletes, with impressive depth, creativity, and potential across the country. From powerful tumblers and dynamic vaulters to elegant beam workers and versatile all-arounders, these gymnasts are laying the foundation for what could become an exceptional recruiting class. As they continue to gain experience, add difficulty, and refine their routines, these are the names college coaches will want to keep on their radar in the years ahead.

The next generation of college gymnastics talent is here. Our July Recruit Report highlights some of the top Class of 2030 prospects to watch, featuring athletes who are showcasing standout routines, unique skills, and the potential to become future NCAA contributors. Get an early look at the names making waves before they become household names in the recruiting world.