Off the Board: The Latest Gymnasts Who Found Their Next Home

The recruiting board is moving, and another group of talented gymnasts has officially found where they'll take the next step in their careers. After months of visits, conversations, decisions, and plenty of anticipation, these athletes are no longer waiting to see where they'll land; they've found their next home. From exciting commitments to programs across the country, we're rounding up the latest gymnasts to come off the board and take the next step toward college gymnastics.    Paige Pretorius has found her next home with Georgia after taking visits to both Auburn and Georgia, and the Bulldogs are landing an all-around impact-maker with the potential to contribute across every event. Paige brings a combination of power, difficulty, and artistry that makes her stand out as a complete gymnast, giving Georgia a versatile athlete who can make her presence felt throughout the lineup.   Her vault is an immediate highlight, with a huge front handspring front that showcases the explosive power she can generate off the table. On bars, her big piked Jaeger adds another dose of amplitude and difficulty, giving the routine a skill that demands attention. But it may be beam where Paige brings her most distinctive quality. There is an elegance to her gymnastics that feels unmatched and completely her own, and her acro series, a layout step-out into back handspring, is a perfect example of that blend of difficulty and grace. She makes challenging skills look beautiful, bringing a refined quality to the event without sacrificing the power behind her gymnastics. With the ability to contribute across all four events and a style that combines impact with artistry, Paige gives Georgia an exciting addition to its future lineup.     Tori Naccarato is heading to Auburn after visiting both Auburn and Michigan State, bringing with her the kind of floor presence that can make an immediate impact. While she has plenty to offer across her gymnastics, floor is where Tori could become a particularly exciting asset for the Tigers. She combines big tumbling with undeniable performance quality, creating the kind of routine that can energize an entire arena.   Her front through to double tuck is a major highlight, showcasing the power and amplitude she brings to her tumbling. But it's what happens between the passes that makes Tori especially memorable. She performs with confidence and personality, completely embracing the opportunity to entertain while still delivering difficult gymnastics. She has the kind of natural presence that draws an audience in and makes you want to keep watching. With big tumbling, strong performance quality, and a personality that shines through on floor, Tori has all the ingredients to become a crowd favorite at Auburn.     Avery Pivoda is heading to Arizona after visiting both Kentucky and Arizona, bringing an exciting combination of artistry and power to the Wildcats' future lineup. She has an elegant quality to her gymnastics, but there is also a quick, powerful attack behind every skill that gives her routines an extra level of impact.   Beam is where Avery could become a particularly exciting addition. Her routine has a calming, beautiful quality that makes it genuinely enjoyable to watch, with elegant movement and a polished presence from start to finish. She has a way of making the event feel effortless, allowing the artistry of her gymnastics to shine while still attacking each skill with confidence. That balance of beauty and power gives Avery a distinctive presence on beam, and Arizona is adding a gymnast whose routine could become a true standout in its future lineup.     Makenna Drake is heading to Ohio State after visiting Illinois, Michigan State, and the Buckeyes, and she will bring an incredible bars routine to Columbus. With a combination of difficulty, precision, and impressive skills, Makenna has the tools to become a standout in the Buckeyes' future lineup.   Her Gienger is an immediate highlight, adding amplitude and difficulty to an already exciting routine. She follows it with a clean bail to handstand, maintaining the rhythm and control that make her bars so enjoyable to watch. Then she finishes with a full pirouette to full-out dismount, giving the routine a high-impact ending that can leave a lasting impression. Makenna has the kind of bars routine that keeps you watching from beginning to end, and Ohio State is adding a gymnast with the potential to make a real impact every time she takes to the bars.     Khloe Henshaw is heading to West Virginia after visiting West Virginia and Temple, bringing the Mountaineers a gymnast with the kind of consistency and confidence that can make an immediate impact in a lineup. She has two events that particularly stand out, giving West Virginia plenty to look forward to as she makes the jump to the collegiate level.   Beam is where Khloe could be especially valuable. She brings an impressive routine to the event, pairing steady execution with a confident presence that makes her look right at home on the beam. She has the composure to stay focused through every skill and the consistency to make her a reliable option when the team needs a hit. Her vault is another event to watch, where she brings impressive power and the ability to make an impact from the moment she hits the runway. With a dependable beam routine and a powerful vault, Khloe has the tools to become a valuable piece of West Virginia's future lineup.     Lillie Nicholson is heading to Utah State as an all-around athlete with the potential to make an impact across every event. She brings the kind of reliable, steady presence that can be incredibly valuable in a college lineup, giving the Aggies a gymnast they can count on to deliver quality routines when they need them most.   Lillie's gymnastics is clean, composed, and enjoyable to watch. She competes with a consistency that allows her skills to shine without anything feeling rushed or forced, creating polished routines from start to finish. That reliability across all four events gives her plenty of opportunities to contribute, while her steady approach makes her the kind of athlete coaches can trust in pressure moments. Utah State is adding a versatile all-arounder who could become a dependable piece of its lineup across the board.     Julia Sciacchitano is heading to Iowa after visiting the Hawkeyes, Ohio State, Minnesota, and Nebraska, bringing with her the versatility to make an impact across all four events. As an all-around competitor, Julia gives Iowa a gymnast who can contribute wherever she is needed, while her polished style makes each routine especially enjoyable to watch.   Her bars routine is a standout, featuring clean lines, precise vertical handstands, and an impressive Gienger that adds difficulty and amplitude. That attention to detail carries throughout her gymnastics, where Julia brings an elegant quality to every skill. Her long, clean lines allow each movement to shine, while her polished execution creates a refined look from start to finish. She combines versatility with beautiful gymnastics, making her an exciting addition to Iowa's future lineup and a gymnast who could make her presence felt across the board.

The recruiting board is moving, and another group of talented gymnasts has officially found where they'll take the next step in their careers. After months of visits, conversations, decisions, and plenty of anticipation, these athletes are no longer waiting to see where they'll land; they've found their next home. From exciting commitments to programs across the country, we're rounding up the latest gymnasts to come off the board and take the next step toward college gymnastics.