Addy Gordon is a poised beam competitor with a strong foundation of tumbling and dance elements. Her current routine features a back handspring-layout stepout, aerial, switch leap-split jump, and round-off 1.5 dismount, giving her a well-rounded combination of difficulty and variety. Gordon is already working toward exciting upgrades, including a front tuck and round-off double-full dismount. With additional difficulty developing and a solid competitive foundation already in place, Gordon is a beam prospect with plenty of potential to continue making strides in the Class of 2029.

Addy Gordon has established herself as a well-rounded all-around competitor with strong fundamentals and an exciting trajectory. On beam, she competes with confidence from start to finish, highlighted by a back handspring-layout stepout series, an aerial, and a roundoff 1.5-twist dismount. Her vault showcases a Yurchenko layout with excellent body position throughout the flight phase and impressive amplitude off the table. On floor, Gordon combines dynamic tumbling with engaging performance quality, competing a front layout-front full and a 1.5 to front layout connection alongside choreography that is performed with confidence and personality. Her bars routine features a clean bail before finishing with a double back dismount that flies high off the bar into a controlled landing.

Gordon’s offseason upgrades suggest there’s even more difficulty on the horizon. She has been training a cat leap-aerial connection, a back handspring-back handspring-layout stepout triple series, and a front tuck on beam. On floor, she’s working a double tuck, a 1.5 to front full connection, and a front Rudi. Her vault is progressing toward a Yurchenko full, while bars upgrades include a Shaposh release, clear hip full, and a full-out dismount. As she continues pairing increased difficulty with her confident execution, Gordon is developing into an athlete with the potential to make a meaningful impact at the collegiate level.