10 Prospects from Wisconsin Coaches Should Know

Wisconsin's gymnastics scene is filled with athletes bringing power, precision, and versatility to the competition floor. From standout all-arounders to specialists making an impact on individual events, these gymnasts are building impressive résumés and continuing to develop their skills. As the recruiting landscape continues to take shape, these 10 Wisconsin prospects are names worth knowing and keeping an eye on throughout the season.    Peyton Bieszczat enters her junior season with an impressive Level 10 résumé already in place. Coming off her second season at the level, she posted a 37.4 season-high all-around score at State and qualified for Nationals, gaining valuable postseason experience along the way. She also enters the new season as the reigning Region 4 Vault Champion after earning a 9.575 on her powerful, clean Yurchenko full. Vault has become a major strength in Peyton's all-around profile, but her difficulty extends well beyond the event.   One of the few athletes competing a full-in on floor last season, Peyton has already demonstrated the kind of high-level difficulty that can make her particularly intriguing as a recruit. She's continued building on that foundation this offseason, with a Jaeger and double layout dismount in development on bars and a front aerial-back handspring combination on beam. With two Level 10 seasons, a Nationals appearance, a regional vault title, and standout difficulty already on her résumé, Peyton is entering her junior year with plenty of momentum and an opportunity to continue strengthening an already compelling recruiting profile.     Abigail Sprangers is entering her senior season with a strong foundation and an exciting collection of upgrades that look ready to make an impact. She posted a 34.475 season-high all-around score at Regionals last season, where vault stood out as a particular strength. Abigail earned a 9.325 on the event to finish sixth, showcasing the clean execution and consistency that have made vault a highlight of her gymnastics.   She's carried that momentum into the offseason, with upgrades across all four events looking polished and competition-ready. On vault, she's been training a Yurchenko full, while bars features a clear hip-Gienger, bail to handstand, and full pirouette-double tuck dismount. Beam upgrades include an aerial and back handspring-1.5 dismount, and floor features an impressive collection of tumbling, including a double pike, front through to double tuck, full-in, front layout-front full, and Rudi. With her upgrades looking clean and ready to compete, Abigail enters her senior season with an opportunity to add significant difficulty and make her final Level 10 campaign her strongest yet.     Whitney Steldt enters her junior season with two Level 10 campaigns behind her and an impressive 37.575 season-high all-around score from last year. Bars and beam have emerged as particular strengths, with Whitney earning a spot at All-Star Nationals on both events. She posted season-high scores of 9.575 on bars and 9.475 on beam, showcasing the consistency and execution that make her a standout all-around competitor. With an official visit to Michigan State already on her recruiting résumé, Whitney enters an important junior season with plenty of college interest and experience to build on.   Her routines are also gaining new difficulty, with several upgrades looking ready for competition. On bars, she's been training a blind change-piked Jaeger-bail combination and full pirouette-double tuck dismount. Beam features an aerial-Barani, front aerial, back tuck, and gainer full dismount, adding even more depth to an event where she has already proven herself. With two strong Level 10 seasons behind her, postseason experience, and standout work on bars and beam, Whitney has an exciting opportunity to continue strengthening her recruiting profile throughout her junior campaign.     Lani Storm is heading into her senior season after gaining valuable experience during her first Level 10 campaign. She posted a 34.175 season-high all-around score last season, with vault emerging as a clear standout. Her powerful Yurchenko layout earned a 9.5 season high, and she's spent the offseason building on that strength with a Yurchenko full looking ready for competition. Lani has also already taken official visits to UW-La Crosse and UW-Eau Claire as she continues through the recruiting process.   Her summer training has included upgrades across the rest of her routines as well. On bars, she's been working a Gienger and full pirouette-double tuck dismount, while beam features a Barani and back handspring-back tuck. She's also adding significant difficulty to floor with a 2.5 and Rudi. With her first Level 10 season behind her, new skills looking competition-ready and recruiting visits already underway, Lani enters her senior year with an opportunity to make a significant jump and put together her strongest season yet.     Madeline Plach enters her sophomore season with two Level 10 campaigns already under her belt and a 36.725 season-high all-around score to her name. A consistent all-around competitor, Madeline stands out for her combination of power, long lines, and clean form. She's already established herself as a reliable presence across all four events, and her continued development this offseason could make her an even more impactful competitor in her second year at the level.   Madeline has been working on upgrades across her routines, with a Yurchenko 1.5 on vault and a Rudi-layout stepout and double pike on floor. Bars features a Gienger along with both a double layout and full-out dismount, while beam upgrades include a cat leap-front toss and side somi. With significant difficulty taking shape across all four events, Madeline has plenty of opportunity to build on her strong foundation while continuing to showcase the power, clean form, and consistency that make her an exciting all-around athlete.     Emma Rogers is heading into her junior season with plenty of momentum after putting in a strong summer of training. With an important year ahead in her gymnastics career, she's been working hard to refine her routines and add difficulty across all four events, setting herself up for a great junior campaign.   Emma has several promising skills in her arsenal heading into the new season. On beam, she's been working a back handspring-layout stepout, Barani, and front tuck, while bars features a blind change-Jaeger and full pirouette-toe-on-tuck 1/2 dismount. She's also been training a Yurchenko full on vault and adding difficulty to floor with a double tuck and front Rudi. With a productive summer behind her and upgrades developing throughout her routines, Emma enters her junior year ready to turn that hard work into progress on the competition floor.     Millie Danaher is heading into her sophomore season with a strong first Level 10 campaign behind her and plenty of potential to continue climbing. She posted a 36.0 season-high all-around score last season, with her power making her especially intriguing on vault and floor. She recorded season highs of 9.35 on vault and 9.4 on floor, giving her a strong foundation to build on as she enters her second year at the level.   Millie has spent the offseason continuing to develop her routines, with several upgrades looking ready to add to her sophomore campaign. A Yurchenko full on vault, Jaeger and double layout dismount on bars, and increased difficulty on beam and floor could all help raise her scoring potential. With her first Level 10 season under her belt and another year of experience ahead, Millie is a promising young recruit with the power and continued development to make a significant jump this season. As she gains more Level 10 experience, she'll be an athlete for college programs to keep on their radar.     Skye Chaseley enters her junior season with an impressive résumé and plenty of recruiting momentum. She's coming off a strong season that culminated in a 37.875 at Nationals, where she placed 11th. A well-rounded competitor across all four events, Skye has already demonstrated that she can perform at a high level on the national stage, giving college programs plenty to watch as she enters an important junior campaign. She's also taken official visits to Kent State and Illinois as she continues through the recruiting process.   Skye has spent the offseason building on that foundation, with several upgrades looking ready to make an impact. She's been training a Yurchenko 1.5 on vault, a double layout dismount on bars, and a front aerial-back handspring, aerial, and round-off-double full dismount on beam. Floor remains a strong part of her profile, with a 2.5, double pike, and double tuck in her arsenal. With Nationals experience, proven all-around strength, and continued difficulty developing across her routines, Skye enters her junior year as a recruit with plenty of momentum and an opportunity to continue strengthening her profile.     Josslyn Murphy enters her senior season with three Level 10 campaigns already under her belt, a strong academic record, and valuable recruiting experience. She posted a 35.975 season-high all-around score at State last season, with vault and floor standing out as particular strengths. She earned season-high scores of 9.35 on vault and 9.55 on floor, showcasing the power and scoring potential she can bring to both events. Josslyn also enters her final club season with a 4.0 GPA and an official visit to UW-La Crosse already on her recruiting résumé.   She's continued to build on her experience with upgrades throughout the offseason, including a Yurchenko 1.5 on vault and new tumbling combinations on floor such as a front double full, double pike, and front layout-front Rudi. Beam upgrades include a layout stepout to scale and back handspring-back handspring-layout stepout. With three years of Level 10 experience, strong event scoring, a 4.0 GPA, and recruiting activity already underway, Josslyn enters her senior season with an opportunity to showcase both her gymnastics and academic strengths to college programs.     Hazel Stein enters her junior season with an impressive first Level 10 campaign behind her and plenty of room to continue building her recruiting profile. She posted a 35.625 season-high all-around score at Regionals and quickly established herself as a powerful, consistent competitor, particularly on vault. She also showed strong potential on beam, where she put together a 9.55 season-high. For a first-year Level 10 athlete, Hazel has already demonstrated the consistency and scoring potential that give her a strong foundation heading into an important junior season.   Now with a full Level 10 season of experience under her belt, Hazel has the opportunity to turn that foundation into a significant step forward. She's been working on upgrades across all four events, adding difficulty that could raise her scoring potential as she continues gaining experience at the level. Her combination of power, consistency, and continued progression makes her a recruit worth keeping an eye on, particularly as college programs get more opportunities to evaluate her throughout her junior year. With her first Level 10 season providing valuable experience and plenty of room still left to grow, Hazel has an exciting opportunity ahead of her in the recruiting process.

Wisconsin's gymnastics scene is filled with athletes bringing power, precision, and versatility to the competition floor. From standout all-arounders to specialists making an impact on individual events, these gymnasts are building impressive résumés and continuing to develop their skills. As the recruiting landscape continues to take shape, these 10 Wisconsin prospects are names worth knowing and keeping an eye on throughout the season.