Petra Gresko brings confidence, composure, and impressive skill to the balance beam, making her a strong athlete to watch on the event. Her routine features a front aerial to split jump to ring jump combination, a round-off to double full dismount, a back handspring to layout step-out, and a wolf double turn, showcasing her ability to combine difficulty with control. Gresko continues to expand her beam repertoire with upgrades in progress, including a front aerial to back handspring to layout series and a side somersault. With her calm presence, consistency, and the ease she brings to challenging skills, Gresko is a promising prospect as she continues to develop.

Vault: 9.25 | Bars: 9.3 | Beam: 9.175 | Floor: 9.525 | All-Around: 37.25

Gresko delivered a standout performance, earning first place on floor and in the all-around in her age division. Her floor routine was a clear highlight, featuring a huge double pike along with a front layout to front Rudi combination that showcased both power and difficulty. Her strong execution and confident performance quality helped her rise to the top of her group.

Petra Gresko’s beam routine is a showcase of artistry and refinement. She features a front aerial, a back handspring-layout series, a wolf double full turn, and a split jump to ring jump combination. Her excellent footwork and attention to detail elevate every element of the routine. Combined with long, clean lines and natural grace, Gresko creates one of the most aesthetically pleasing beam performances in the Class of 2029.

Part of a 3-way tie with Franco, Freshman Petra Gresko brought energy and control to her floor routine, which started with a bang with her huge double pike. Her performance was steady and impactful from start to finish.