Lily Calvert is coming off a standout first Level 9 season, posting a season-high all-around score of 38.025 and qualifying to Westerns, where she claimed the floor title with an impressive 9.65. With that kind of success already behind her, Calvert is giving us plenty of reasons to be excited about what a potential Level 10 season could bring. She’s been training upgrades across all four events, including a front handspring-front tuck on vault that could add another exciting option to her lineup. On bars, a Gienger and toe-on front tuck half-turn dismount showcase her growing skill set, while a roundoff-1.5 dismount and switch leap-aerial on beam could bring even more difficulty to an already promising event. On floor, a 1.5-front full combination and double tuck highlight the power and tumbling potential that helped make her a Westerns champion. After such a dominant debut season, Calvert has the momentum and skill development to make a strong case for the next level.

Lily Calvert is an exciting gymnast who combines power, performance quality, and strong fundamentals across all four events. She particularly stands out on floor, where she brings excellent showmanship, big 180-degree leaps, and dynamic tumbling including a front full to front pike and 1½ to front pike. On bars, she competes a clear hip handstand to bail, toe shoot, and double tuck dismount, while her beam routine features an aerial to roundoff and roundoff to full dismount. She also showcases power on vault with a layout Tsuk.

This summer, Calvert has continued to expand her routines with impressive upgrades. On bars, she is training a toe-on, front pike dismount, toe-on to front tuck ½ dismount, and Gienger. Her beam upgrades include an aerial to switch leg aerial connection and roundoff to 1½ dismount. She is also developing a Tsuk tuck full and Tsuk layout ½ on vault, along with a double tuck and 1½ to front full on floor. With her combination of athleticism, confidence, and continued growth, Calvert is a rising talent to watch as she continues to elevate her gymnastics into her sophomore season.