Katelyn Christman is a Level 10 standout who finished the season ranked No. 4 in the nation on beam. Her consistency and artistry are what set her apart and this offseason Christman has put in the work to elevate her beam routine even further.

At the College Bound Camp, Christman debuted her upgraded beam series, a side aerial layout stepout. The new combinations adds another layer of difficulty to her already impressive routine. Alongside the upgrade, she demonstrated her ability to perform a variety of series and combinations with impressive form and precision. 

Beam isn’t the only event where Christman is turning up the difficulty. She has also made a significant upgrade on vault, adding a Yurchenko ¾-on, tuck off. On floor, Christman has added a front handspring double full, further increasing the difficulty of her routine.

With upgrades across multiple events, Christman is proving she is ready to make an even bigger impact during her final club gymnastics season. If her offseason work is any indication, she’ll be one to watch when the 2027 season gets underway.

Katelyn Christman brings a unique combination of artistry, precision, and difficulty to the beam, making her one of the most intriguing beam prospects in the Class of 2027. Her routine features a graceful front aerial to back handspring to layout step-out series and an aerial to tuck full dismount, showcasing both confidence and technical ability. Christman stands out through her long, clean lines and exceptional attention to detail, creating a routine that is not only consistent but visually captivating. Her choreography is distinctive and performed with effortless artistry, allowing her personality and style to shine through on the event. This offseason, she has continued expanding her already impressive beam arsenal, working skills such as an aerial to layout step-out series, front aerial to scale, front toss to scale, switch leap to split ring, and front toss to back tuck. With so many high-level options available to shape her routine, Christman has the versatility and skill set to become a valuable contributor on a collegiate beam lineup.