Brielle St. Vil brings the kind of floor routine that immediately demands your attention. The reigning Region 7 Champion on the event, Brielle posted a season-high 9.9, showing the scoring potential that could make her a major asset in a future college lineup. But the numbers only tell part of the story. From the very first note, Brielle brings a true performance to the floor, completely engaging with the music and drawing the crowd into the routine with her. She has the kind of presence that gets an audience cheering along, turning her routine into an experience rather than simply a series of skills. Her tumbling provides plenty of excitement to match that performance quality. She brings impressive power to every pass while making difficult skills look almost effortless, creating a routine that is both dynamic and polished. Her double tuck to close the routine is especially impressive, showcasing not only her power but her endurance and ability to finish strong. Saving such a big pass for the end and executing it with confidence speaks to the strength she brings throughout the entire routine. With a 9.9 season high, a Region 7 championship, powerful tumbling, and the ability to completely command an audience, Brielle has all the qualities of a floor worker who could make a major impact on a college stage.

Brielle St. Vil’s all-around consistency was on full display last season, when she posted an impressive season-high score of 38.45. With reliable performances across every event, St. Vil has shown that she can be counted on from start to finish. That same well-rounded approach carries into her academics, where she maintains a perfect 4.0 GPA. Whether she’s balancing four events in competition or the demands of the classroom, St. Vil continues to demonstrate the value of preparation, focus, and follow-through.

Brielle St. Vil brings confidence to every event, carrying that composure with her from the first routine to the last. One of her standout moments came at Regionals, where she delivered a huge Yurchenko full and stuck the landing to help secure her path to Nationals. On floor, her routines are powerful, clean, and consistent, transforming each performance into something that feels bigger than just another competition routine. But perhaps her greatest strength is her ability to reset. A mistake on one event doesn’t linger. St. Vil confidently moves on to the next event, ready to attack it and get the job done. That poise under pressure makes her a true member of the Clutch Crew.

Brielle St. Vil showcases the power and explosiveness that make her a standout vault prospect. Her Yurchenko full features excellent height off the table and impressive control through the landing, often finishing with a confident stick. St. Vil continues to push her difficulty by making strong progress toward a Yurchenko 1½, adding even more potential to an already impressive vault. A powerful athlete across all events, St. Vil’s combination of athleticism, execution, and continued growth makes her an exceptional prospect on vault.

Brielle is a force on all 4 events. She consistently scores 9.6 or higher on Vault and finished 4th at Nationals with a 9.65 on an Yurchenko full. She bring her controlled power to floor with a massive front double full, back 1 1/2 to front pike, and a sky high double tuck to end the routine. She placed first at the Maryland State meet on the event with a much-deserved career high of 9.9.

Brielle is a beautiful beam worker with precise connections on her front aerial to back handspring, back handspring layout stepout, and pike front toss to split jump. She has confidence and compose on the beam which shows through every skill she performs. On bars, Brielle performs one of the highest pak saltos being done, and closes out her routine with a toe on front pike half.

Brielle’s performance as a freshman was phenomenal and she will be an even more exciting sophomore to watch!