Lillia Olmstead brings a versatile skill set and plenty of exciting potential across all four events. On bars, she competes a hand hop-piked Jaeger, Pak salto, 1/2 pirouette, and double tuck dismount, while her Yurchenko layout gives her a strong foundation on vault. Her floor routine showcases her flexibility through expressive choreography, paired with a 1.5-front pike, 1.5, switch ring-split full, and front Rudi. Beam features a round-off-back handspring mount, back handspring-layout stepout, split jump-back tuck, and aerial-full dismount. Olmstead is also training significant upgrades across her routines, including a Yurchenko tuck 1.5 on vault, an Onodi, double turn, front walkover-split jumps-back tuck, round-off-layout stepout mount, and back handspring-tuck 1.5 dismount on beam, along with a Maloney, kip hop 1/2, and upgraded dismount options on bars. On floor, she’s working toward a double tuck. With so much difficulty in development, Olmstead is an exciting athlete to watch as she continues to refine her routines and raise her ceiling.

Lillia Olmstead is a consistent competitor who recently completed her first Level 10 season and already has several upgrades in the works. In competition, she showed a strong bars routine featuring a piked Jaeger, Pak salto, half pirouette, and double-tuck dismount. She competed a Yurchenko layout on vault, while her floor routine included a 1.5-front pike, 1.5, and front Rudi. On beam, Olmstead competed a round-off-back handspring mount, back handspring-layout stepout, and split jump-back tuck.

Olmstead is already building on that successful first Level 10 season with upgrades across every event. On beam, she is working connected mount and acro combinations, an Onodi, and a round-off 1.5 dismount. She is also training a Yurchenko tuck 1.5 on vault, Maloney and full pirouette to double-tuck dismount on bars, and a double tuck on floor. With her consistency and continued development, Olmstead has an exciting foundation to build on as she moves forward.