Maia Lange knows how to make an impression, pairing big skills with the kind of showmanship that brings energy and personality to the competition floor. She has a knack for making her gymnastics engaging to watch, combining difficulty with confident presentation across all four events. On beam, we’re excited to see her front aerial, back handspring-layout stepout, and round-off double full dismount, a lineup that demands both precision and confidence. Floor brings plenty of dynamic tumbling, with a 1.5 to front pike, double pike, and Rudi giving her multiple opportunities to showcase her power and performance quality. On bars, her double tuck half-out dismount offers a chance to finish with a challenging skill, while her Yurchenko full on vault adds another opportunity to bring amplitude and control. Lange’s ability to pair big gymnastics with standout showmanship makes her routines memorable, and we’re excited to see her bring that combination to the competition floor this season.

Rounding out the top five was Maia Lange, who posted a 35.025 all-around. She opened with a 9.075 on vault, displaying power and clean form. She delivered a 9.05 on beam, highlighted by a back handspring layout step-out connection and a back tuck to split jump, showing confidence and strong performance quality despite a small balance check. She closed with a 9.2 on floor, where she brought fun choreography and expressive performance quality, paired with clean tumbling, including a front Rudi to finish her meet on a strong note.