Audrey Jencks brings serious power to the floor, and her tumbling makes it easy to see why she deserves a spot in this collegiate lineup conversation. Her sky-high double tuck showcases impressive amplitude, while her double pike is just as eye-catching, often finishing with an effortless stick. Add in a powerful 1.5-front pike, and Audrey has a tumbling arsenal that can make a real impact on a lineup. Even more exciting, she has some impressive upgrades in the works, including a 1.5-front full and a full-in. These potential additions could bring another level of difficulty to an already powerful routine. With her explosive tumbling, strong landings, and room to keep raising the bar, Audrey is one to watch as the class of 2030 develops.

Audrey Jencks has already established herself as a consistent presence on the national stage, qualifying to Nationals in each of her first two Level 10 seasons. She posted a 37.275 season-high all-around score last season and has spent the summer working toward an even stronger third campaign. Her training has included upgrades across all four events, with several significant skills in development. On beam, Audrey has been working a front tuck, front toss-beat jump and side somi, adding more variety and difficulty to her routine. Vault upgrades include a Yurchenko 1.5, while floor features a 1.5-front Rudi, 1.5-front full and full-in. On bars, she’s been training a full-twisting double layout dismount. With two Nationals appearances already on her resume, Audrey brings valuable postseason experience into the upcoming season. Her summer training shows she’s not content to simply maintain what she’s already accomplished, instead continuing to push her difficulty and refine her routines as she prepares for another Level 10 season.