Aubree Bentley brings a unique look to vault with her layout Tsuk, which showcased tight, clean lines throughout her body position. She placed fifth on the event at State last season with a 9.25, and she could have some exciting additions to her arsenal this season. Bentley has been training a front handspring-front tuck that looks competition-ready, along with an impressively high front handspring-front pike 1/2 into foam. If she brings either upgrade to competition, it could add another dimension to her vault lineup and make her a gymnast to watch heading into the upcoming season.

Aubree Bentley is a dynamic all-around athlete who continues to show impressive development across all four events. Last season, Bentley showcased strong tumbling and versatility on floor with a front layout to front full, 1½ to front pike, and Rudi. On beam, she competed a challenging routine highlighted by a front toss to back handspring connection and a front full dismount. Her vault featured a powerful Layout Tsuk, while her bars routine included a Tkachev release, bail to handstand, and double tuck dismount.

This summer, Bentley has continued to build difficulty with several exciting upgrades. On bars, she is training a piked Jaeger and full pirouette to double tuck dismount, adding more difficulty and potential to an already strong event. On floor, she is working a front layout to front Rudi, while on vault she is developing a front handspring to front pike ½. Her beam upgrades include a cat leap to aerial, adding another dynamic connection to her routine.

With her combination of power, versatility, and continued progression, Bentley is an athlete to watch this season. As she continues refining her routines and incorporating these upgrades, she has the potential to be a strong contributor across multiple events.