Aspen Foster made a statement on vault last season, capturing gold in her age division at Nationals with an impressive 9.9. Competing a Yurchenko full, Foster brings exceptional height off the table, exploding into the air with the power to generate plenty of amplitude before finding a strong, controlled landing. And she may have even more potential still to unlock. Foster has been training a Yurchenko double full, which showcases that same impressive power while adding another level of difficulty. If she continues progressing the skill, Foster could become an even bigger force on vault as she moves toward the collegiate level.

Aspen Foster brings tons of energy and power to the floor, immediately commanding attention with her performance quality. She opens with a huge double layout before following with a front through to double tuck, showcasing the kind of explosive tumbling that already looks at home in a college lineup. Foster fully commits to her choreography, pairing her powerful skills with an engaging presence that keeps the routine moving from start to finish. She’s also training an impressive upgrade in a double layout 1/2 out, adding even more potential to an already exciting routine. With her combination of power, energy, and performance quality, Foster is looking like a strong asset for college programs to keep an eye on.

Aspen Foster showcases the combination of power and control that makes a vault truly stand out. Her Yurchenko full explodes off the table with impressive amplitude, featuring a beautifully extended body position and strong technical execution through the entire vault. Despite the height and power she generates, Foster maintains excellent control, consistently finding a composed and confident landing. This offseason, she has been pushing her difficulty by training Yurchenko double fulls, which already show impressive height and potential off the table. With her combination of explosiveness, technique, and continued progression, Foster is developing into an exciting vault prospect to watch.

Vault: 9.900, Bars: 9.750, Beam: 9.475, Floor: 9.425, All-Around: 38.550

Foster earned an All-Around score of 38.550 landing very close to Cuppari and placing third within the Junior E division. Foster’s power and strength were highlighted with her performances on vault and bars at nationals. She earned an impressive 9.900 with her explosive yurchenko full vault, and placed first within her division. Foster’s performance continued on bars with a clean and controlled routine to include a Hindorff, bail to handstand, and double layout dismount. Foster’s all around performance was supported by her energetic floor choreography and dynamic tumbling, which featured a round-off back handspring double layout. College programs should be on the lookout for Foster, as her power and consistency make her an attractive recruit.