Olivia Russo showcases an impressive range of skills and versatility on floor, making her an exciting prospect to follow as she continues to develop. Her routine features a variety of dynamic tumbling passes, including a front Rudi, a 1.5 to front layout, a front double full, a half-on to front full, and a front full to front layout, demonstrating her ability to execute a wide range of elements. Along with big leaps and strong performance quality, Russo’s diverse skill set sets her apart as she continues to push her difficulty. She is also working on exciting upgrades, including a 2.5, half-on to front Rudi, front double full to front, Rudi-layout, and a double front. With her versatility, ambition, and continued progression, Russo is a recruit to watch closely on the event.

Olivia Russo finished second in the all-around with a 37.65. She opened with a 9.55 on vault, where she competed a clean Yurchenko full that helped set the tone for her meet. On bars, she earned an 8.975, delivering a steady set that kept her in contention heading into the final events. She shone on beam with a 9.475, showing control and consistency throughout her routine, highlighted by a back handspring back layout series and a Barani. Russo closed strong on floor with a 9.65, where she brought confident and expressive tumbling, including a front double full and a whip half to front full combination, securing her spot near the top of the standings.