Kim Headlines a Standout Group of Floor Routines at SoCal State

The floor exercise at SoCal State delivered a dynamic mix of power, artistry, and consistency, with athletes separating themselves through big tumbling passes, expressive choreography, and clean landings. From tied top scores to standout performances across divisions, these 18 routines highlighted the depth of talent in the field.   Jada Kim delivered the top floor score of the meet (9.775), combining sharp execution with strong performance quality. Her routine stood out for its consistency and control, blending powerful tumbling with polished presentation to earn the top mark in the event.   Senior Audrey Dupart (9.7) was not far behind and impressed with a confident and expressive floor routine, highlighted by strong execution and clean landings. Her standout tumbling passes, a front double full, a double tuck, and a front layout to front full connection, had near-perfect landings, cementing her spot towards the top.   Oklahoma commit Arianna Espinoza (9.675) rounded out the top 3 on the event. She delivered a powerful and confident routine, showcasing strong tumbling paired with excellent performance quality. Her consistency and energy made her one of the standout athletes of the competition.   Closing out the top 5 with a tie were Isabelle David (9.65) and Aaliyah Oglesby (9.65). David brought a polished and composed floor set, blending clean execution with strong artistry. Her routine showed excellent control and maturity, while Oglesby impressed with a huge double layout and a performance quality unmatched.   Kathryn Cross (9.625) delivered a strong and polished routine, combining powerful tumbling with controlled landings. Her execution and consistency kept her firmly among the top performers, while following close behind with a 9.6 was Senior Lorelei Necessary. Necessary showcased a graceful and composed routine, highlighted by her beautiful artistry and big tumbling.    Ava-Malani Franco, a senior committed to UC Davis, delivered an expressive and confident routine, securing a 9.525. Her beautiful form and consistency helped her stand out in a competitive field. Tied with Franco was Petra Gresko and Quinn Abercrombie. Gresko brought energy and control to her floor routine,which started with a bang with her huge double pike. Her performance was steady and impactful from start to finish. Abercrombie delivered a powerful tumbling, including a front double full and whip half to front full, highlighted by strong execution and confident presentation throughout.   Sullivan Resich and Carsyn Coleman tied with a 9.5 score on the event. Resich performed a confident and steady routine, showing consistency, power, and clean execution that helped her secure a strong finish. Coleman delivered a confident and polished routine, showcasing powerful tumbling and beautiful artistry throughout her routine.   Ellie Kemp and Victoria Barton tied with a 9.475. Kemp brought fun choreography and controlled landings to her floor routine, performing with steady execution and clean form from start to finish. Her front tumbling was a highlight, with both a front double full and front Rudi performed beautifully. Barton showed strong presence and control, delivering a clean and composed routine with stunning lines and execution that kept her competitive in a deep field.   Rounding out the top 20 routines were Blakley Kutz, Carys Heinrich, and Lola Coffey each earning a 9.425. Kutz, a UC Davis commit, delivered a steady and confident routine highlighted by clean execution and consistency throughout, opening with a strong double pike. Heinrich performed with control and confidence, showcasing a solid routine built on consistency and clean tumbling from start to finish. Coffey, a Boise State commit, showed composure and steady execution, delivering a controlled routine that reflected resilience after earlier challenges in her meet.   The floor competition at SoCal State showcased an impressive blend of power and artistry, with athletes delivering high-level tumbling alongside increasingly refined performance quality. With multiple routines separated by just tenths, the depth of this field once again proved how competitive the postseason landscape has become.

The floor exercise at SoCal State delivered a dynamic mix of power, artistry, and consistency, with athletes separating themselves through big tumbling passes, expressive choreography, and clean landings. From tied top scores to standout performances across divisions, these 18 routines highlighted the depth of talent in the field.

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