As a 2 time National Beam Champion, Malia is a beauty to watch on the event. Her punch front is the highlight of her routine, as she land tall with her chest up. Every leap in her connection of switch leap, switch leap, straddle half is beyond 180 degrees. Aside from her amazing skills, Malia’s dance and artistry takes her routine to the next level and creates a cohesive, beautiful routine to watch.

Fang’s Yurchenko full stands out for the consistency and precision she brings to every attempt. She has a natural ability to control the vault from the moment she leaves the table through the landing, allowing her to repeatedly find that elusive perfect stick. Rather than relying on a big reaction or a save at the end, Fang’s landings look intentional and controlled, giving the vault a polished quality from start to finish.

That reliability is what makes her Yurchenko full such a valuable weapon. She has the power and technique to generate a strong vault, but her ability to reproduce it with confidence and finish it with a clean landing is what truly sets it apart. In a sport where a well-executed stick can make all the difference, Fang has shown that she can consistently deliver one.

Malia Fang has built a reputation as a dependable and technically sound beam competitor, delivering routines marked by consistency and clean execution. Her set features a back handspring to layout step-out series, a front toss, a front tuck, dynamic leap elements, and a round-off 1½ dismount, all performed with confidence and control. Fang’s attention to detail and steady presence allow her to produce reliable performances, making her a gymnast coaches can count on when the pressure is highest. This offseason, she has focused on refining the finer points of her routine while continuing to develop upgrades that will further increase her scoring potential. With her strong fundamentals, competitive consistency, and commitment to progression, Fang is well-positioned to become a valuable contributor to any collegiate beam lineup.