Bailey Redd enters her junior year with an impressive first Level 10 season behind her, highlighted by a 37.400 season-high all-around score at State. She is a consistently strong performer on vault and floor, where her power and amplitude immediately stand out, while her beam work became increasingly confident and reliable as the season progressed. Bailey competes a Yurchenko layout with impressive distance from the table on vault, while her floor routine features a double pike and 1.5-front layout. On beam, she showcases a round-off 1.5 dismount, front toss, back tuck, and back handspring-layout stepout, and her bars routine includes a clear hip handstand-Pak salto and toe shoot to high. One of Bailey’s biggest strengths is the confidence and attack she brings to every skill—she commits fully to her gymnastics and performs with an intensity that makes her routines exciting to watch. This summer, she has continued building on that power and difficulty, training a Yurchenko full on vault, a Gienger on bars, and a front layout-front Rudi on floor. With another year of Level 10 experience and several upgrades in the works, Bailey is poised to make an even bigger impact in her junior season.