The Last Chapter Begins: Class of 2027

For the Class of 2027, the final chapter of their club gymnastics careers is about to begin. One last season to chase upgrades, hit routines, reach new milestones, and make memories with the teammates who have been part of their journey. With new goals on the horizon and years of hard work behind them, these seniors have one more opportunity to leave their mark on the sport. The next chapter may be waiting, but first, there's one more season to make unforgettable.    As the Class of 2027 enters its final chapter, Piper Gardner has plenty of momentum to carry into her senior season. Gardner put together a standout year, posting a 37.9 all-around season high to claim the North Carolina State Champion title. She hit her stride when it mattered most, reaching season highs of 9.7 on bars and 9.675 on beam before placing ninth on bars at Nationals. This season, we're eager to see her Yurchenko full on vault, blind change to Jaeger and bail to handstand on bars, front tuck and back handspring-layout on beam, and dynamic floor passes including a 1.5 to front layout, 2.5, and Rudi. With her precision, body awareness, and control on every event, Gardner has the tools to make her final chapter one worth remembering.     Coming off a strong junior season, Guiliana Serrao is building momentum as she enters the final chapter of her high school career. With a 37.75 all-around season high and an official visit to Illinois State under her belt, Serrao has plenty to look forward to. Beam is where she truly shines, combining artistry with a cool-under-pressure presence that helped her earn a season-high 9.75. Her ability to stay composed and find the stick makes her especially exciting to watch. This season, we're eager to see her Barani to split jump, back handspring-layout, aerial, switch leap to switch half, and back handspring to 1.5 dismount on beam. On bars, her Ray, Pak, and toe-on pike half dismount bring plenty of interest, while her floor lineup offers dynamic combinations like front layout to Rudi, front through to double tuck, front double full to sissone, and front full-layout. With her artistry, precision, and knack for delivering under pressure, Serrao is poised to make her senior season count.     Committed to NC State, Abigail Gutterman is heading into her senior season with strong momentum after posting an impressive 37.525 all-around season high at Nationals. She shines on both bars and beam, earning season highs of 9.675 on each event while showcasing the grace, precision, and artistry that define her gymnastics. This season, we're eager to see her Ray, toe hand to Pak, Van Leeuwen, and Stalder handstand to double tuck dismount on bars, along with her front aerial to scale and front aerial to front toss on beam. Her Yurchenko full-on pike-off brings an exciting option on vault, while her double tuck and front double full add power to her floor lineup. With her elegant movement and ability to make every skill feel intentional, Gutterman has the potential to make her final season a memorable one before heading to Raleigh.     Nylah Boatwright brings explosive power and dynamic difficulty to every event, coming off a strong season highlighted by a 37.825 all-around season high. Vault is where she truly makes a statement, earning a season-high 9.65 multiple times with a Yurchenko full that showcases full extension and impressive lift off the table. She carried that power to bars and beam as well, recording season highs of 9.6 on both events. This season, we're excited to see her Maloney to Pak connection and full pirouette to double tuck dismount on bars, along with her Barani and aerial-layout stepout on beam. On floor, her front double full, switch ring to switch half, Rudi, and 1.5 to front pike bring plenty of excitement. With her combination of amplitude, difficulty, and power, Boatwright has all the ingredients to make her senior season stand out.     Macie Schmidt brings a steady, composed presence to the competition floor, pairing consistency and precision with a quiet confidence that shows in every landing. She shines particularly on beam and floor, where her control and awareness make challenging skills look effortless. On beam, we're excited to see her back handspring-layout, switch leap-switch leap, front aerial, aerial, and back handspring to 1.5 dismount. Her floor lineup offers plenty of options, including a double tuck, 1.5 to front layout, 2.5, and double pike. On bars, her blind change to Jaeger stands out for its impressive height, complemented by a double layout dismount, while her Yurchenko half-on adds another option on vault. With potential across all four events, Schmidt is a gymnast who knows her skills, trusts her training, and looks ready to make the most of the season ahead.     Fayelee Dehart is coming off a strong season, posting a 37.125 all-around high while making her mark on bars and beam with season-best scores of 9.5 and 9.575, respectively. She brings a combination of technical control and personality that makes her routines memorable, especially on floor, where her showmanship shines alongside tumbling options like the double pike and double tuck. This season, we're eager to see her Yurchenko full-on pike-off on vault, toe blind to Jaeger, Ezhova, and double layout dismount on bars, and a packed beam lineup featuring back handspring-layout, front aerial to scale, switch leap to switch side, aerial, and back handspring to gainer full. With her ability to find the stick and bring energy to every performance, Dehart has plenty of ways to make this season her own.     Coming off her first Level 10 season, Lyla Murphy has already shown she can bring both power and personality to the competition floor. As she builds on that experience, we're excited to see her back handspring-layout stepout, front aerial, and switch leap to switch split jump on beam. Her Yurchenko tuck full adds an exciting option on vault, while her floor lineup brings dynamic tumbling with a front layout to front Rudi, double pike, and 1.5 to front layout. On bars, her Maloney adds another skill to watch. With a strong foundation and a personality that shines through her gymnastics, Murphy has plenty of potential to build on her debut Level 10 season.     Coming off her first Level 10 season, Carmen Skaggs has already shown the kind of clean form and consistency that make a gymnast stand out. She reached a season-high 9.5 on floor, showcasing her ability to deliver controlled tumbling with polished execution. This season, we're excited to see her double pike and 1.5 to front layout on floor, along with her Yurchenko full on vault. On bars, her Jaeger and double layout dismount bring added excitement, while beam offers plenty to watch with her aerial, back handspring-back handspring-layout, back dive mount, and back handspring to 1.5 dismount. With her attention to detail and steady execution across events, Skaggs has a strong foundation to build on as she continues her Level 10 journey.     Following an official visit to the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Brooklyn Berry is heading into the season with plenty of momentum. A consistent competitor with personality to spare, Berry proved her value last season with a 9.5 season high on both bars and floor, making her a strong contender for any lineup. This season, we're eager to see her Jaeger and Pak on bars, along with her Yurchenko full on vault. Her floor lineup features a front layout to front Rudi and front double full, while beam brings an exciting collection of skills, including a front toss to beat jump, round-off back handspring mount, front toss to back handspring-layout stepout, aerial to scale, and round-off double full dismount. With her blend of clean execution, confidence, and engaging personality, Berry has the consistency to make an impact across all four events.     Savannah Wall brings a beautiful blend of artistry, grace, and confidence to the competition floor, pairing elegant movement with the consistency to deliver when it counts. Bars is where she truly stands out, boasting an impressive arsenal of skills and the ability to put them together with precision. This season, we're excited to see her Maloney to Pak, Ray to Pak, Van Leeuwen, and full-out dismount. On beam, her back handspring-layout stepout, front toss, and round-off 1.5 dismount offer plenty to watch, while her Yurchenko layout on vault and double pike on floor add power to her lineup. With her combination of composure, consistency, and technical range, Wall is a gymnast who can make every routine count.     Lauran Pobolish brings a combination of quick twisting, clean artistry, and impressive precision that makes her routines exciting to watch. She has the impressive ability to find the stick, turning powerful skills into polished finishes that leave a lasting impression. On floor, we're excited to see her front full to front layout, double tuck, and front double full, while her Kaz on vault adds another opportunity to showcase her power and control. Beam is where her effortless execution can shine, from a back handspring-layout that seems to float over the beam to her switch leap-split jump, cat leap-aerial, and round-off 1.5 dismount. On bars, her Jaeger, bail, and toe shoot to high round out a lineup with plenty of potential. With her blend of precision, artistry, and landing ability, Pobolish is poised to make this season one to watch.     Camilla Mateo brings explosive power to every event, combining impressive amplitude with the control to turn big skills into confident landings. Vault is where she has the potential to make a serious impact, with her Yurchenko full offering the kind of power and execution that could translate well to a college lineup. On bars, her piked Jaeger flies high above the bar, showcasing impressive height, while her Pak adds another dynamic element to the routine. Floor brings even more power, with a front layout to front Rudi and a double pike that seems to ricochet off the floor. On beam, her side somi adds an exciting skill to a lineup built around athleticism and control. With her ability to generate height, move explosively, and stay composed through her landings, Mateo has the tools to be a standout this season.     Sadie Hales is coming off an impressive floor season, where she earned a season-high 9.5 and showed just how much power and precision she brings to the competition floor. Her clean lines and controlled execution give her routines a polished look, allowing her athleticism to shine without sacrificing the details. On floor, we're excited to see her Rudi, front double full, 1.5 to front full, and double pike, a lineup that offers plenty of opportunity to showcase her tumbling power. Beam brings an exciting mix of difficulty and confidence, with an aerial to beat jump, Barani, and back handspring-layout stepout. On bars, her bail to handstand and double tuck dismount will put her control to the test, while her Yurchenko tuck half and Yurchenko tuck full give her options to bring power to vault. With her combination of strong tumbling, clean lines, and attention to execution, Hales has the potential to build on last season's success and make an impact across all four events.

For the Class of 2027, the final chapter of their club gymnastics careers is about to begin. One last season to chase upgrades, hit routines, reach new milestones, and make memories with the teammates who have been part of their journey. With new goals on the horizon and years of hard work behind them, these seniors have one more opportunity to leave their mark on the sport. The next chapter may be waiting, but first, there's one more season to make unforgettable.