Ryleigh Morris is coming off her first Level 9 season, where she established herself as a consistent all-around competitor. She brings a solid foundation across all four events, with competitive routines that give her plenty to build on heading into her next season. This summer, Ryleigh has been working hard on upgrades throughout her routines, adding difficulty while continuing to refine her gymnastics. On floor, she’s been training a double pike to build on her front Rudi, front pike-front pike, and 1.5. Bars upgrades include a Gienger, while she’s also working a Yurchenko layout on vault after competing a Yurchenko pike last season. On beam, Ryleigh has been developing a switch leap-wolf full, front tuck, and aerial-full dismount to complement her back handspring-layout stepout and back handspring-full dismount. With a full Level 9 season of experience behind her, Ryleigh is using the offseason to expand her routines and raise her difficulty, giving her plenty of momentum heading into the upcoming season.