Bella Bonnet’s sheer power on vault is enough to make you stop and watch in a lineup. She attacks the table with confidence, generating the kind of explosive height and distance that immediately catches your attention. But her vault stands out for more than just power. She pairs that explosiveness with a clean, open body position and excellent form throughout the skill, carrying that attention to detail all the way through her toe point. Add in the personality she brings to her gymnastics, and Bella’s vault becomes a combination that is both technically impressive and incredibly fun to watch. She’s a specialist who can make an immediate impression the moment she steps onto the runway.

Bella Bonnet is a powerful and dynamic athlete with an impressive mix of current difficulty and exciting upgrades in the works. In competition, she showed a huge Yurchenko layout on vault, a confident beam routine featuring a back handspring-layout stepout, front toss, back tuck, and round-off 1.5 dismount, and a strong floor lineup highlighted by a double tuck, front full-front layout, and 1.5-front pike.

While she competed minimally on bars following elbow surgery, she is already back to training and working toward an impressive lineup that includes a Shang release, piked Jaeger, and double-layout dismount. Her training numbers across the other events are equally exciting, with a Yurchenko full and 1.5 on vault, full-in and 1.5-front full on floor, and a back handspring-layout-layout series and round-off double-tuck dismount on beam. With upgrades already taking shape across multiple events, Bonnet has plenty of room to continue elevating her routines and establishing herself as a prospect to watch.