Amelie Bucog stood out with a strong combination of difficulty, artistry, and consistency across her routines. On floor, she competed a double tuck, double full, and 1.5-front pike, pairing her tumbling with expressive choreography. Her bars routine featured a toe handstand to bail handstand and double-layout dismount, while she competed a Yurchenko layout on vault. On beam, Bucog showed an impressive lineup that included a back handspring-layout stepout, back tuck, side somi, switch leap-straddle jump, and round-off 1.5 dismount.

Bucog is also training significant upgrades, including a front toss to scale and back handspring-layout-layout series on beam, along with a round-off double-full dismount. On floor, she is working a double Arabian, adding another high-level skill to an already exciting routine. With her combination of power, expression, and developing difficulty, Bucog has plenty of potential to continue making an impact.