Andie Marshall is heading to Utah after taking official visits to Auburn, Michigan, Oklahoma, and Utah before making her decision. Coming off a strong sophomore season highlighted by a 38.825 all-around best, Marshall has already established herself as a standout with a dynamic combination of power and polish. She brings powerful tumbling, big releases, and confident attack to every event, while pairing those strengths with artistry, grace, and the consistency to be a reliable presence in a lineup. Her well-rounded skill set and competitive presence make her an exciting addition to the Red Rocks’ future.

Marshall’s bars stand out for the combination of high-level release work and the control she maintains throughout the routine. Her blind change-piked Jaeger is an immediate highlight, flying high above the bar while maintaining an exceptionally clean pike position. She gets the kind of amplitude that allows the skill to fully develop in the air, making the release both visually impressive and technically polished.

Her double layout dismount provides another standout moment. Marshall gets excellent height on the skill, giving her plenty of time to complete the rotation and prepare for the landing, and she has shown an ability to find the stick with impressive regularity. That combination of big skills and dependable landings is what makes her such a reliable competitor on bars. She can bring the difficulty and amplitude that grab your attention while still maintaining the consistency needed to deliver when it matters most.

Andie Marshall has built a reputation for consistency on vault, posting a score of 9.7 or higher throughout the entire season. She competes a huge Yurchenko full that showcases her impressive power and extension, with attention to detail evident from her body position all the way down to her toe point. Now, Marshall is taking that same combination of power and precision to the next level as she trains a Yurchenko 1.5. With the added difficulty and the same meticulous attention to form, her vault could become an even bigger weapon as she continues toward the collegiate level.

Andie Marshall brings a combination of power, precision, and consistency to her bars, creating a routine that is both technically impressive and exciting to watch. Her set features a blind change to piked Jaeger with exceptional amplitude, a bail to handstand, and a double layout dismount that she consistently finishes with a strong stick. Marshall’s vertical handstands and clean lines throughout the routine highlight her attention to detail and strong fundamentals on the event. While she is a valuable all-around recruit, bars is an event where her unique strengths truly stand out, especially with the height and confidence she brings to her release work. This offseason, she has been working on upgrades such as a full pirouette to double layout. As she continues adding difficulty to an already polished routine, Marshall’s value as a recruit will only continue to rise.

Vault: 9.800, Bars: 9.850, Beam: 9.450, Floor: 9.500, All- around: 38.600

Junior D division gymnast Andie Marshall placed third in the all-around with an impressive 38.600, only 3 tenths away from Ballard.  Marshall scored a 9.850 with her show stopping bars routine, which included a beautiful, high flying piked Jaeger, a bail to handstand, and was punctuated by her sticking a double layout dismount. On vault, she competed a powerful yurchenko full with an explosive block off the table and nearly stuck the landing. Marshall’s excellent control and flow throughout her routines are qualities a college program would be on the lookout for next season.

Andie Marshall delivered one of the top junior bars routines of the competition, highlighted by sharp execution and strong rhythm throughout, earning a 9.8. She competed a clean piked Jaeger with excellent timing and confident swing mechanics, finishing with a controlled, high-quality dismount that capped off a polished set.

Vault: 9.8 | Bars: 9.8 | Beam: 8.7 | Floor: 9.825 | All-Around: 38.125

Marshall delivered a powerful all-around showing, highlighted by her dynamic vaulting, exceptional floor passes, and standout work on bars. She competed a strong Yurchenko full, showcasing excellent height and control, while her bars routine featured a sky-high piked Jaeger release that set her apart on the event. On floor, she added a huge double pike, demonstrating both power and control in her tumbling. Her ability to combine strength on vault with clean execution on bars and an explosive floor routine kept her firmly at the top of the junior standings throughout the competition.

Andie Marshall is the type of athlete who commands attention the moment she steps onto the floor. Her performance quality stands out alongside powerful tumbling, including a huge double pike stuck cold and a double tuck she performs with impressive ease and control. Vault is another major highlight, featuring a massive Yurchenko full with excellent extension off the table, big distance, and noticeable power. On beam, Marshall mixes difficulty with confidence through a back handspring–layout stepout, switch leap series, and a Barani, while bars showcase a piked Jaeger, bail to handstand, and double layout dismount. With her combination of amplitude, execution, and performance ability, she’s a gymnast with serious upside.