Josie Cheatham enters her sophomore season looking to build on a strong freshman campaign, highlighted by a season-high all-around score of 37.65. That performance showcased her ability to deliver across all four events, bringing a steady confidence to each routine that makes her a reliable presence in the lineup. Bars is where Cheatham truly shines, and we’re especially excited to see her Ray, Pak, and double layout dismount. Her combination of difficulty and composure gives her the potential to make an impact on an event where she already stands out. On beam, her front aerial to scale, front aerial-back handspring, and switch leap-split jump offer plenty of opportunities to showcase control and precision. A Yurchenko full on vault, along with her double pike and double tuck on floor, adds power to an already promising all-around profile. With a successful first season behind her, Cheatham is ready to keep building and show just how much more she has to offer.

Josephine Cheatham is the definition of consistency, steadily refining her routines and building momentum throughout the season. Her standout event is beam, where she currently holds the title of New Jersey State Champion. She combines difficulty with beautiful execution, showcasing a stunning front aerial to back handspring, front aerial to scale, and gorgeous 180-degree leaps. On an event where even the smallest lapse in focus can make all the difference, Josephine’s steady and unwavering performances stand out. She brings the same composure to every routine, making her a true model of consistency when the pressure is on.

Josie Cheatham brings a beautiful combination of artistry, elegance, and difficulty to beam, making her a compelling athlete to watch on the event. Her routine features a front aerial to back handspring connection, a front aerial to scale, big 180-degree leaps, a wolf full turn, and a round-off to 1.5 dismount. Cheatham’s long, clean lines and graceful presentation give her routines a polished quality, while her ability to combine artistry with challenging skills sets her apart. She continues to expand her beam repertoire with upgrades in progress, including a round-off to back handspring mount. As she continues to develop and add difficulty, Cheatham is positioning herself as a strong future contributor and a potential integral piece of a college lineup.