Ava Trezza is a standout on floor exercise, combining explosive tumbling with the precision and consistency that make a routine truly memorable. Her set features a powerful full-in, a 1½ to front layout connection, and a double pike that she consistently finishes with a controlled, stuck landing. Throughout the routine, Trezza maintains clean lines and strong execution, creating a polished performance that highlights both her athleticism and technical ability. This offseason, she has continued expanding her tumbling repertoire by training upgrades such as a front through to double pike, a front through to full-in, and double layouts. While Trezza has proven herself as an exceptional all-around recruit, her floor exercise is an event where she truly separates herself, showcasing the power and consistency that could make her an immediate asset at the collegiate level.

Vault: 9.850, Bars: 9.600, Beam: 9.450, Floor: 9.775, All-around: 38.675

Trezza excelled at nationals tying for first place on vault and floor exercise. She competed a powerful yurchenko one-and-half nearly sticking the landing and earning a 9.850. Trezza’s floor routine was exceptional, highlighting her musicality and dynamic tumbling passes, which included round-off backhandspring full in, front full to front layout, and a stunning round-off back handspring double pike. The routine was definitely a crowd pleaser and had everyone involved clapping with the music. Trezza’s stage presence and ability to perform under pressure make her an enticing prospect for a college program.

The reigning national floor champion in her age division, Ava Trezza, brings immediate impact from the start of her routine with a powerful full-in. She pairs high difficulty with engaging, personality-driven choreography that keeps her routines memorable from start to finish. She also competes a strong double pike with controlled landings. Looking ahead, she is working upgrades, including a front through to full-in, front through to double pike, and a double layout.