Region 4 gymnast Madelyn Moore is primed for an upgrade this season on floor. Moore previously competed front handspring to rudi, round-off layout 1.5 to front pike, and an impressive round-off layout 2.5. This summer, Moore has been building upon her previous skills and training a front through to round-off layout 2.5, round-off layout 2.5 to front pike, and front handspring front layout to layout double full. Moore is already a standout competitor on floor and these upgrades will send her routine over the top. She is equally impressive across the other events, making her a well-rounded recruit with the ability to contribute on multiple events at the collegiate level.

Madelyn showed outstanding potential and exquisite skill throughout the second camp. She is well balanced amongst the four events and made progress in multiple areas. Madelyn did a remarkable job on floor working hard at a new Front Through + 2 1/2 pass. She also has notable skills with high difficulty on bars and beam such as a Toe Handstand + Ray and Back Handspring + Layout Step-out + Layout Step-out.

Madelyn Moore has developed an impressive uneven bars routine built around efficiency, power, and precise execution. She competes a blind change to piked Jaeger connected to a bail, showcasing a quick and controlled swing that allows her to move seamlessly through each skill. Her routine is highlighted by clean lines and an ability to maximize every movement, creating a polished and consistent performance. At Nationals, Moore competed a laid-out full-in dismount that displayed impressive power, clean technique, and a controlled landing. This offseason, she has continued to push her difficulty by working on upgrades such as a Ray release, which she has already been seen successfully catching in training. With her combination of strong fundamentals and continued progression, Moore is positioning herself as a standout bars recruit in the Class of 2027.

Madelyn Moore is an athlete on the rise, continuing to show impressive progressions and growing refinement across all four events. She brings a unique vault to her lineup with a Yurchenko ½ on, front tuck, showcasing both creativity and consistency in her approach. On beam, Moore is steady and composed, competing a back handspring–layout step-out series and a front toss connection with confidence. Her precise movement quality and poised choreography elevate her overall performance, making her a reliable and polished presence on the event. She is also training a back handspring–layout–layout series, which will add significant difficulty and depth to her routine as she continues to develop. Bars is a true standout for Moore, where she already connects a huge piked Jaeger to bail and finishes with a strong double layout dismount. She is also training a Ray release and a laid-out full-in dismount, both of which will elevate her difficulty and scoring potential even further as they are added into competition sets. On floor, she is working toward a front through to 2.5 twist, continuing to build power and amplitude into her tumbling repertoire. With her blend of power, refinement, and steadily increasing difficulty, Moore is an athlete to watch closely as she moves into her senior year.

Madelyn Moore, an incoming 2027 senior from Fuzion, remained a consistent presence near the top of the podium throughout the season. Currently still uncommitted, she has collegiate all-around potential and the ability to continue to upgrade her already stunning routines. She is especially exciting to watch on bars, where she competes with clean lines and a steady rhythm, flying through her pike Jeager to Bail connection, making it look easy. She has upgraded her routine with a layout Full-in dismount at select meets, which sets her bar routine apart. As she makes her way into her senior year, Moore’s combination of consistency, stunning form, and unique work makes her a standout to watch.