Caroline McMurtrie Caroline McMurtrie MI is a captivating floor performer who combines a confident presence with musicality and choreography that highlights her artistry. She opened her routine last season with a front double full, followed by a round-off 1.5 to front pike, and finished with a Rudi, earning scores as high as 9.5 multiple times throughout the season. Over the summer, McMurtrie made impressive progress on upgrades, including double pikes with increased height and improved landing execution. She has also been training triple fulls into the pit, double Arabians, a round-off 1.5 to front full connection, and a round-off layout 2.5. Her powerful tumbling, impressive amplitude, and tight, fast twisting make her routines especially exciting to watch. Be sure to keep an eye on McMurtrie this upcoming season, as her upgrades and increasing difficulty make her one to watch!

After a strong second season of Level 10, Caroline McMurtrie Caroline McMurtrie MI is entering her sophomore year with an impressive foundation and several exciting upgrades in progress. She posted a season-high all-around score of 36.625 at Regionals, earning fourth place, and was especially strong on floor, where she recorded a season-high 9.500 three times. Her floor routine features a front double full, a 1.5-front pike, a front Rudi, and exceptional showmanship that makes her a standout performer. On vault, she competes a front handspring front, while her bars routine includes a Jaeger-bail combination and double tuck dismount. Beam highlights include a front toss and aerial-full dismount. This summer, McMurtrie has been training toward a bail to handstand and double layout dismount on bars, an aerial-front toss and front toss-back handspring series with a back handspring 1.5 dismount on beam, a 1.5-front full, 2.5, and double pike on floor, and a front handspring-front tuck 1/2 on vault. With her floor presence, competitive consistency, and continued upgrades, McMurtrie is a recruit to watch as she enters her sophomore season.

Diverging from the typical Yurchenko lineup, Caroline McMurtrie brings a front-entry look to vault with her front handspring-front tuck. She generates impressive distance from the table, giving the vault plenty of amplitude before completing a controlled tuck. McMurtrie posted a season-high 9.25 at State last season, placing fifth on the event. She’s been training a front handspring-front tuck ½, an upgrade that would raise her start value to 9.9. With the added difficulty on the horizon, McMurtrie is looking impressive heading into her sophomore season.

Caroline McMurtrie brings plenty of personality to the floor, using fun choreography to showcase a confident, sassy style that immediately catches your attention. Her tumbling features a front double full, 1.5-front pike, and front Rudi, giving her routine an exciting combination of difficulty and dynamic movement. She’s also training upgrades including a double pike, 1.5-front layout, and full-in, adding even more potential to her routine. Entering her sophomore season, McMurtrie looks ready to build on her skills, showcase her personality, and make an impact on the event.

Caroline McMurtrie is a promising beam prospect with a solid tumbling foundation and several exciting upgrades in development. In competition, she showed a front toss, back handspring-layout stepout, and aerial-full dismount, demonstrating confidence and control across her routine. Her current combination of acro and dismount difficulty gives her a strong base to continue building from. McMurtrie is already expanding her beam repertoire in training, working an aerial-front toss connection, aerial to scale, and aerial-1.5 dismount. With multiple upgrades centered around her aerial work, she has an opportunity to add both difficulty and variety as she continues to develop on the event.

Caroline McMurtrie brings a unique combination of artistry, clean execution, and efficient twisting ability to her floor, making her a standout athlete on the event. Known for her long lines and polished presentation, McMurtrie combines strong performance quality with impressive difficulty, featuring skills such as a front double full, a 1.5 to front pike, and a front Rudi that showcase her quick and controlled twisting. As she enters her sophomore season, she continues to expand her skill set with upgrades including a 1.5 to front full, a 2.5, double pike, 1.5 to front layout, and full-in. With her continued growth, increasing difficulty, and ability to blend artistry with powerful tumbling, McMurtrie is a recruit to watch closely as she continues to make her mark on the event.