Bodhi Voigt is another recruit whose recruitment has already included visits to UNC, Kentucky, NC State, and Penn State, and her gymnastics gives plenty of reason to keep watching. Her beam routine is particularly intriguing and has the kind of qualities that could fit seamlessly into a college lineup. She brings big, confident tumbling to the event and connects it naturally into her choreography, creating a routine that pulls you in from beginning to end. Not only do the difficult skills on beam make her stand out, but her personality and performance quality give the routine an extra spark. She carries that same personality over to floor, where she brings an energy that makes her routines entertaining and memorable. With her combination of difficulty, performance, and personality, Bodhi looks like the kind of gymnast who could quickly become a crowd favorite wherever she lands.

Bodhi Voigt brings a strong combination of power, technique, and control to the vault, showcasing the qualities that make her an exciting prospect on the event. Her Yurchenko full features a fully extended body position throughout the vault, creating a clean and powerful shape from takeoff through landing. Voigt’s ability to generate power while maintaining control allows her to finish with an easy, confident landing. As she continues developing during the offseason, Voigt is a recruit to watch heading into her junior year, with the potential to continue elevating her vault and adding value to her overall skill set.