Charity Legree is coming off an impressive first Level 10 season and has already established herself as a bars worker with excellent rhythm and a steady, controlled swing. Her current routine features a clear hip handstand-Shaposh-Pak combination, half pirouette, toe shoot, and clear hip handstand to double-tuck dismount. Her ability to maintain rhythm through her connections gives her routine a polished and efficient feel.

Legree has an exciting collection of upgrades in development that could significantly increase her difficulty. She is training a toe hand to blind change-Jaeger, Shaposh half, double-layout dismount, Hindorff-Pak, and Pak-Shaposh, giving her numerous possibilities for new connections. With so many options to work with after just one Level 10 season, Legree has a high ceiling on bars and plenty of potential to make a significant jump in difficulty. She’s an athlete who has potential to immediately make an impact in a college lineup.

Charity Legree brings impressive power and athleticism to beam, making her a dynamic athlete to watch on the event. Her routine features an aerial, a back handspring to layout series, powerful leaps and jumps, a wolf double turn, and a round-off to double tuck dismount, showcasing her ability to generate amplitude while maintaining control. Legree’s strength and explosiveness give her a unique presence on beam, allowing her to attack difficult skills with confidence. She continues to build on her already exciting skill set with upgrades in progress, including a front tuck, round-off to layout step-out mount, front aerial to split jump, and a back handspring to two-foot back handspring to two-foot layout series. With her combination of power, difficulty, and continued growth, Legree is a standout prospect with the potential to make a significant impact at the next level.

Vault: 9.35 | Bars: 9.15 | Beam: 9.525 | Floor: 9.35 | All-Around: 37.375

LeGree delivered a strong all-around performance, finishing tied for 10th and earning multiple top-three placements in her age group. She showed solid consistency across all four events, highlighted by clean bar work with a Maloney to Pak connection and a double tuck dismount. On beam, she stood out with an aerial, back handspring to layout connection, and a confident double tuck dismount. She also brought powerful tumbling on floor with a double tuck and double pike, rounding out a steady and competitive meet.