Jillian Fisher made an immediate impression during her first Level 10 season, posting a 37.825 at State to finish second. A strong and consistent all-around athlete, Jillian brings a well-rounded foundation to the competition floor and has already shown that she can deliver when it matters. She’s carried that momentum into the summer, putting in the work to add new difficulty and continue developing her routines ahead of her freshman season. Among the upgrades Jillian has been training are a toe-on full pirouette-Maloney combination and Ray on bars, while beam features an aerial-tuck full dismount. Though she’s only entering her second Level 10 season, Jillian already has the postseason experience and consistency that make her an athlete to keep a close eye on. With a strong debut campaign behind her and new skills taking shape this summer, she has plenty of opportunity to build on her impressive foundation and make an even bigger impact in her freshman year.

Jillian Fisher finished her season on a strong note, finding a consistent stride on beam down the stretch and reaching a season-high 9.65. Her routine features a back handspring-layout stepout, switch leap-straddle 1/4, and aerial-tuck full dismount, with each skill performed with the power and confidence that make her stand out on the event. Fisher has a knack for making difficult skills look effortless, combining strong execution with a commanding presence on the beam. As she enters her freshman season, she’s ready to shine and is certainly one to watch.

Jillian Fisher is a promising Class of 2030 prospect who showcases strong fundamentals, impressive connections, and exciting upgrade potential across all four events. On vault, Fisher competes a powerful Yurchenko layout while continuing to work toward a Yurchenko full upgrade.

Fisher’s bars routine highlights her connection ability and swing, featuring a toe hand-Maloney, Stalder-Pak combination, and double tuck dismount. She is also developing several high-level upgrades, including a toe shoot full pirouette, Ray release, and full-out dismount. On beam, Fisher brings consistency and confidence with a back handspring-layout stepout series and aerial-tuck full dismount, while working toward additional upgrades such as a back handspring-to-chest mount and upgraded leap combinations.

On floor, Fisher showcases powerful tumbling with a double tuck and 1.5-front pike combination, adding to her overall versatility as an athlete. With continued upgrades and strong event foundations, Fisher is a Class of 2030 gymnast to keep an eye on as she continues to develop into a well-rounded collegiate prospect.

Vault: 9.4 | Bars: 9.525 | Beam: 9.4 | Floor: 9.5 | All-Around: 37.825

Jillian Fisher showcased consistency across all four events, highlighted by strong bar work with a Maloney, Pak, and double tuck dismount. She added a steady beam routine with a back handspring-layout series and an aerial to tuck full dismount.