Bailey Reese is the kind of gymnast who makes you want to hit replay. Her beam routine has a natural flow, with beautiful lines and expressive movement carrying her from one element to the next. There’s a quiet confidence in the way Reese approaches the event, allowing the routine to unfold with a sense of ease that keeps your attention from beginning to end. Reese is a gymnast you find yourself watching all the way through because you want to see if she’ll stick, and she has a knack for finding the landing when it counts. That same combination of difficulty and artistry carries over to floor, where big tumbling is paired with expressive presentation. Whether she’s building a routine on beam or bringing energy to floor, Reese has a quality that makes you want to keep watching and see what comes next.

Bailey Reese enters her senior season coming off a strong junior campaign, posting a season-high 36.85 in the all-around. She made her biggest impact on vault and floor, while also bringing consistency and difficulty across bars and beam. Reese is continuing to build her routines heading into her final season, with several upgrades in the works, including a Yurchenko full on vault, Gienger and full-out dismount on bars, and a double layout and Rudi-layout stepout on floor. With a strong foundation already in place, Reese looks poised to make an impact throughout her senior season.

Reese has been progressing very well with her summer upgrades. She recently caught her first Gienger on the rail bar over the pit and has been training full in dismounts into the pit. Reese has been increasing consistency with both of these D value skills, which would be great additions to her routine and would transition into the college world seamlessly.