Hadara Rostocil is coming off her third season of Level 10, where she posted an impressive season-high all-around score of 38.7, showcasing her ability to contribute across all four events. Rostocil attacks every skill with power and confidence while maintaining clean execution, making her a consistent threat throughout the lineup. She’s taken official visits to Alabama and Utah so far, giving both programs a closer look at what she could bring to their teams. Her skill set includes a front through to double tuck on floor, a Ray and double-layout dismount on bars, and a Yurchenko 1½ on vault. With her combination of difficulty, confidence, and all-around consistency, Rostocil has the ability to step into and contribute to virtually any collegiate lineup she chooses.

Hadara Rostocil brings a combination of power and consistency to vault, making her one of the Class of 2028’s athletes to watch on the event. Last season, she never scored below a 9.725 while competing a Yurchenko full, showcasing her ability to generate impressive power and distance from the table while maintaining consistency. Rostocil packs plenty of explosiveness into her vault, and that same power has carried over as she works toward upgrading to a Yurchenko 1.5. With the added difficulty already showing the distance and amplitude she can create, Rostocil has the tools to make an even bigger impact on vault as she continues to develop.

Hadara Rostocil brings consistency and control to the vault, showcasing a Yurchenko full that she confidently finishes with frequent stuck landings. Her ability to maintain strong execution and composure through the vault makes her a reliable competitor on the event. This offseason, Rostocil has been focused on increasing her difficulty by upgrading to a Yurchenko 1½, a vault that is already showing promising progress heading into next season. With her strong foundation, consistency, and continued commitment to upgrades, Rostocil is positioning herself as an exciting vault prospect to watch.