Grace Gosselin is entering her freshman season with a full Level 10 campaign behind her and plenty of new difficulty in the works. After getting her first taste of Level 10 competition last season, she’s spent the summer turning that experience into progress, refining her routines while challenging herself with upgrades that could elevate her gymnastics this year. On bars, Grace has been working a Jaeger and full-twisting double layout dismount, while vault features a Yurchenko tuck full. She’s also adding new elements to beam, including a front toss to scale and front aerial-back handspring-layout stepout combination. Rather than simply repeating what worked in her debut season, Grace has used the offseason to expand her routines and continue testing her limits in the gym. With her freshman year ahead, she’ll bring the benefit of a full Level 10 season of experience along with a new collection of skills that could make her routines even more competitive.

Grace Gosselin enters her freshman season with an exciting combination of power, difficulty, and standout performance quality. Her Yurchenko layout on vault showcases tons of power off the table, while bars features a toe shoot to high bar, giant 1/2-Pak salto, 1/2 pirouette, and double layout dismount. On floor, Gosselin competes a double tuck, front full-front pike, and 1.5-front tuck, pairing her tumbling with choreography she sells through expert showmanship. Beam adds another strong piece to her all-around profile with a front aerial, back handspring-layout stepout, and cartwheel-tuck 1.5 dismount. She’s also training exciting upgrades, including a full-twisting double layout and Jaeger and Maloney on bars, Yurchenko tuck full on vault, full-in on floor, and front toss to scale and front aerial-back handspring-layout stepout on beam. With her power, performance quality, and growing difficulty, Gosselin is a freshman to keep firmly on your radar.