Sierra Davis brings a combination of consistency, confidence, and artistry to the beam, averaging an impressive 9.54 last season and reaching a season-high 9.625 multiple times, including at Nationals. Her routine opens with a bang as she showcases her flexibility with a split jump into a split mount before flowing into a back handspring-layout stepout that floats effortlessly over the beam into an easy stick. A 180° switch leap 1/2 to beat jump and steady aerial add to her impressive skill set, but it’s her impeccable artistry and undeniable confidence that truly make this routine stand out. Davis performs with a poise that makes every skill look intentional, polished, and ready for the next level. With potential upgrades to her skill set, like a back handspring-layout-layout connection, she’s an athlete who could make an impact on any lineup on the event.

Sierra Davis combines power, precision, and performance quality to create a floor routine that stands out well beyond her class year. Her routine features a front double full, a front Rudi, and a 1½ to front pike connection, showcasing both her tumbling ability and strong technical execution. Davis consistently demonstrates excellent body control, finishing her passes with composed, controlled landings while generating impressive power throughout the routine. Her confident showmanship and engaging presentation complement her tumbling, making her an athlete who commands attention from the opening pose to the final salute. With her strong foundation and continued development, Davis is well-positioned for an outstanding junior season and is emerging as a floor prospect to watch in the Class of 2028.