Amelia LeBoeuf is the kind of strong all-around gymnast every team can count on, bringing consistency and a steady presence across all four events. Her beam routine is particularly enjoyable to watch, blending clean, focused artistry with huge leaps and steady tumbling. She has a composed quality on the event that allows the difficulty to stand out while keeping the entire routine feeling polished and intentional. Amelia has also been putting in the work this summer, training upgrades while continuing to refine the skills she already brings to competition. We’re especially excited to see what makes it into her junior-year routines. On bars, a clear hip–Shaposh and toe-on to front pike 1/2 dismount would add exciting difficulty, while her Yurchenko full could give vault another powerful option. On floor, a double pike would bring even more firepower to her tumbling. With her consistency already making her a valuable all-around gymnast, these upgrades could give Amelia another level of impact as she heads into her junior season.

Amelia LeBoeuf brings power and confidence to her bars, highlighted by strong connections and a dynamic finish. Her routine features a giant half to Pak, half pirouette to toe shoot, and a huge double tuck dismount with an easy landing, showcasing both amplitude and control. She has a steady rhythm throughout her routine, making it easy to enjoy. As she continues to train upgrades like a Shaposh and toe-on to front pike half dismount, LeBoeuf is steadily increasing her difficulty and is a bars prospect to keep an eye on as she enters her junior season.