Vault: 9.275 | Bars: 9.4 | Beam: 9.425 | Floor: 9.575| All-Around: 37.675

Ellie Ma had one of the most well-rounded performances outside the podium seniors, highlighted by a 1st-place beam routine featuring a back handspring–layout connection, aerial, and back handspring to Gainer full dismount. She also placed 2nd on bars with strong release work, including a Maloney and Ray, and added a powerful floor set with a front Rudi and front double full.

Vault: 9.775, Bars: 9.325, Beam: 9.350, Floor: 9.475, AA 37.925

Ma was a standout throughout the competition, particularly on floor and vault. She demonstrated consistency with little to no landing errors on floor, where her tumbling passes included a front layout double full, a round off layout one-and-half to front pike, and a front layout one-and-half. Ma tied for 3rd on Vault in her division, performing a spectacular Yurchenko half on half off pike, nearly sticking the landing and earning a 9.775. Her precision, power, and competitive composure make her a gymnast any college program would be lucky to recruit.

Ellie Ma is a well-rounded gymnast who continues to stand out for her consistency and polish across all four events. Despite already taking official visits, she remains uncommitted, making her a notable prospect in the 2027 class. On bars, she showcases strong amplitude with a clean Maloney and a Ray release combination, while her vault, a Yurchenko ½ on, ½ off to back pike, adds a unique element to her lineup. Her beam work highlights her artistry and precise footwork, anchored by a back handspring–layout stepout series and an aerial. She carries that same control to floor, where her precise, clean execution, highlighted by a front double full, makes her a steady and reliable competitor and an exciting prospect.