Mackenzie Neumann is a gymnast who’s execution and ability to maintain clean form stand out on every event. Bars and beam are two events where she particularly sets herself apart. On bars, her lines are show stopping, followed by technically sound skills including a textbook jaegar and high flying double layout. On beam, Neumann is already showing significant potential, training difficult skills, including a standing layout to one foot and a back handspring layout layout triple series. She brought the triple series from low beam to high beam in just one day of training.

Neumann has also added upgrades on vault and floor this off season, adding a yurchenko full and front layout Rudi connection pass. The combination of her execution and difficulty makes her an exciting all around gymnast to watch. Although Neumann still has several years before the recruiting process officially begins, she is already setting herself up to be a name to know among the Class of 2031.

Mackenzie Neumann’s gymnastics speaks for itself. As a Level 10 in the 2031 class Neumann is already a standout and has only raised the stakes this summer, working on upgrades while continuing to perfect her execution. Throughout the summer, Neumann has showcased a variety of skills, including a rock solid back handspring layout layout series, standing layout to one foot, switch half to standing layout, front layout front rudi and double layout on bars. Neumann has a unique array of skills but she also brings a beautiful look to everything she does. Her long lines, precision and extension stand out in every skill and routine. With her combination of difficulty, execution and presentation, Neumann is a gymnast who will continue to be a standout the next few years.

Mackenzie Neumann is a versatile athlete with an impressive combination of difficulty and continued progression. Her current repertoire includes a Yurchenko half on vault, a bars routine highlighted by a blind change to piked Jaeger and double layout dismount, a beam routine featuring a front aerial, back handspring to layout step-out, and round-off to 1.5 dismount, and a floor routine with a front layout to front Rudi. Neumann continues to expand her skill set with ambitious beam upgrades, including a front aerial to back handspring to layout step-out, switch leap half to layout step-out, back handspring to back handspring to layout step-out, front aerial to layout step-out, and layout step-out to scale. Combined with a Yurchenko full and front through to double pike in training, Neumann is steadily developing into an exciting all-around prospect with significant potential.