Bryleigh Gill is coming off a memorable season, highlighted by an impressive 9.65 season-high on beam, and she looks ready to build on that momentum. Beam is clearly an event to watch, where she’s showcased a front aerial-back handspring connection, front toss, and cartwheel-1.5 dismount. On floor, Bryleigh brings plenty of difficulty and variety with a Rudi, 1.5-pike, front full, and switch leap-switch half combination. This summer, she’s been pushing her upgrades even further, training a Tsuk tuck full on vault, a bail to handstand on bars, and several exciting floor combinations, including a front double full, front full-front full, and 1.5-front layout. She’s also been working a roundoff-1.5 dismount on beam. With proven beam scoring potential and added difficulty developing across multiple events, Bryleigh has plenty of reasons to be excited heading into the season.