Reese Koser brings a polished combination of precision, artistry, and dynamic tumbling to the floor. Her routine features a powerful double pike with excellent landing control, a front full to front layout connection, and a front Rudi, showcasing both difficulty and strong execution. Koser’s attention to detail is evident throughout her choreography, where she performs each movement with purpose and confidence, creating a routine that is both technically refined and engaging to watch. This offseason, she has continued expanding her tumbling repertoire by training upgrades such as a front through to double pike, a front Rudi to layout step-out connection, and a front pike through to double pike. With her strong fundamentals, artistic presentation, and continued commitment to increasing difficulty, Koser has the potential to be a valuable addition to a collegiate floor lineup.

Vault: 9.3 | Bars: 9.35 | Beam: 9.35 | Floor: 9.3 | All-Around: 37.3

Koser delivered a composed and well-rounded performance across all four events, showcasing both consistency and clean execution throughout her routines. On bars, she competed a confident Jaeger release, demonstrating good height and timing into her catch. Her vault featured a steady Yurchenko layout with controlled form and a solid landing. On floor, she highlighted her routine with a big double pike, combining power with control on her landing. Across all events, Koser brought precision and grace to her choreography, helping tie together a balanced and polished meet.