Ayla Savalle is bringing a different look to the vault runway with her Tsuk tuck full. The unique entry and twisting combination give her a vault that stands out from the typical Yurchenko lineup, and her progress in training is looking promising heading into the upcoming season. If she can carry that development into competition, Savalle’s Tsuk tuck full could be an exciting addition to Region 5’s vault landscape.

Ayla Savalle Ayla Savalle MI is an exciting all-around athlete who combines creativity, difficulty, and strong performance quality across all four events. Last season, Savalle showcased her personality and confidence on floor with fun choreography and dynamic tumbling, including a 1½ to front pike, front Rudi, and front full to front pike. On vault, she competed a powerful tuck Tsuk, while her beam routine featured a front toss, handstand to back handspring to layout stepout series, and tuck front full dismount. On bars, Savalle demonstrated impressive release skill with a Gienger, along with a full pirouette to double tuck dismount.

This summer, Savalle has continued to build on her strengths while adding upgrades that increase her difficulty and competitive potential. On vault, she is training a Tsuk full, while on beam she is working a pike front toss and front toss to beat jump connection. Her floor upgrades include a front double full, adding another high-level tumbling element to her routine. On bars, she is developing a bail to handstand, further strengthening an already challenging event.

With her combination of athleticism, creativity, and continued skill development, Savalle is an athlete to watch this season. Her ability to bring both difficulty and personality to her routines makes her a standout competitor with exciting potential moving forward.