Region 3 Class of 2027: A+ E Passes

These Region 3 gymnast are bringing college level E tumbling passes to floor. From dynamic double flipping elements to impressive twisting passes and connections these gymnast are showcasing they have the difficulty to fit right into a college floor line up. Take a look at some of Region 3s Class of 2027 impressive NCAA ready tumbling passes.    Cambry Haynes brings a unique E pass to her routine with a front handspring double front. Her ability to generate power and amplitude out of the front handspring and control the landing set her apart. This will be an exciting pass to watch as Haynes sets out to join the Arkansas Razorbacks in 2028.     Addison Siecker shows off her power and pop on floor with a beautiful double layout. The amplitude she gets on this skill allows her to maintain a clean layout shape from start to finish, limiting her potential for deduction. This pass will be an exciting addition to the Washington floor lineup.     Lauran Pobolish brings unique power to floor with her full in E pass. What sets this pass apart is that Pobolish does it from only a round off. This addition to her routine not only increases her difficulty but also showcases her explosive power that could make her stand out on the NCAA stage.     Ellie Grigsby has multiple high flying floaty tumbling passes but the newest addition to her routine is a dynamic double layout. Her power and technique make this pass stand out above the rest. Adding this E pass to her routine brings difficulty and also showcases her potential to be a stand out on floor at the next level.     Emree Hofseth has already showcased that she has what it takes to bring the difficulty on floor. Last season, she competed an impressive punch front double full with ease. With this E level difficulty already in her routine, Hofseth is certainly a floor competitor watch over the next couple years as a Clemson Tiger.     Halle Cunningham is another gymnast bringing an E level tumbling pass to her future college lineup. Cunningham competes a floaty punch front double full, that is highlighted by her clean form and control on the landing. This will continue to be an exciting pass to watch as Cunningham transitions to the next level and breaks into the BYU floor lineup.     Kylie Wingard is a twister who showcases clean execution throughout her punch front double full and back 2 1/2 twist. These E passes bring a unique look to her routine and set her apart. With her combination of difficulty and top tier form Wingard's tumbling has the potential to fit right into an NCAA floor lineup.     Mary Claire Gillis has already proven that she can bring E level difficulty to the competition floor. Last season, she competed a full in, showcasing her dynamic power. Having already competed this level of difficulty, Gillis is continuing build a strong foundation for the type of tumbling that can make an immediate impact on the NCAA stage.     Julia Nehmer competed an impressive E pass last season with a front handspring double full. Her form, consistency and control on the landing are all qualities that will translate well into NCAA gymnastics. With this level of difficulty and execution already in her routine, Nehmer is showing plenty of potential to be one to watch on floor at the next level.     Taryn Dinicola brings a difficult E connection pass to floor with a punch front layout connected to front double full. This connection pass requires precise timing, power and control, all of which she showcases while making the pass look effortless. This unique combination would be an exciting addition to any NCAA floor lineup and certainly sets Dinicola apart.

These Region 3 gymnast are bringing college level E tumbling passes to floor. From dynamic double flipping elements to impressive twisting passes and connections these gymnast are showcasing they have the difficulty to fit right into a college floor line up. Take a look at some of Region 3s Class of 2027 impressive NCAA ready tumbling passes.