Alexis Chung is coming off a strong Level 9 season, highlighted by a 36.425 season-high at Easterns. She brings a balanced lineup with clean connections on beam and a solid foundation across all four events, including a Yurchenko layout on vault and a floor routine featuring a front layout-front pike, front full-front pike, and a full. Chung is now building toward increased difficulty, training a Yurchenko tuck full on vault, a front Rudi and double tuck on floor, and a bail to handstand on bars. With her Level 9 experience behind her and upgrades underway, Chung has an exciting opportunity to continue raising her ceiling.

Alexis Chung is an emerging all-around talent with polished execution and steadily increasing difficulty across all four events. She competes a clean Yurchenko layout on vault and is training a Yurchenko tuck full, adding another layer of scoring potential. On bars, Chung demonstrates strong fundamentals with precise handstands, a giant 1/2 to bail combination, and a double tuck dismount, while continuing to refine a bail to handstand. Beam is a standout event, highlighted by a back handspring-layout stepout series, an aerial, dynamic 180-degree leap positions, and a back handspring to tucked full-twisting dismount. Floor showcases both her tumbling and consistency with front layout to front pike, front full to front pike, and a full twist, and she’s already training upgrades including a Rudi, front full to layout, and double tuck. With clean technique and exciting progression across every event, Chung is a rising recruit to keep on the radar as her difficulty continues to grow.