As a senior who has already taken one official visit to Rutgers, Alexia Schmidt is entering an exciting season with plenty to prove and a skill set worth watching. What sets Schmidt apart is her ability to finish each skill with precision, bringing control and intention to the details that can make all the difference in a routine. On bars, her double layout dismount, Hindorff to bail, and vertical handstands showcase a combination of difficulty and technical execution. Her Yurchenko full on vault gives her another opportunity to turn power into a confident finish. Beam brings an exciting lineup, featuring a back handspring-back handspring-layout, Barani, and front tuck, each requiring focus and control. On floor, her 1.5 to front full, full-in, and 2.5 offer plenty of dynamic tumbling and opportunities to finish strong. With her attention to detail and ability to bring skills to a decisive finish, Schmidt is poised to make the most of her senior season as she continues her collegiate journey.

Alexia Schmidt is a talented bars worker who showcases impressive combination skills and strong execution on the event. Her routine features a toe handstand to Shaposh to Pak connection and a full pirouette to double tuck dismount, highlighting her ability to connect difficult skills with confidence. With a Hindorff to bail currently in training, Schmidt continues to expand her repertoire and add more difficulty to her routine.

Schmidt has made great progress on upgrades over the last few months on bars. She has progressed a Hindorff release from the rail bar to the set and is working towards adding bail connection. Schmidt previously competed a full pirouette to double back dismount and now is training a full in dismount from the rail bar into the pit with impressive height. The E value release and upgraded dismount make Schmit an enticing candidate for a collegiate program.