Chantelle Ross is heading into her senior season with two Level 10 campaigns behind her and a strong foundation to build on. She posted a season-high 36.85 all-around score twice last season, establishing herself as a consistent all-around competitor. Beam is where Chantelle truly stands out, combining elegant lines and polished choreography with a clean, aggressive attack of her skills. Her ability to pair artistry with confident execution makes the event a highlight of her gymnastics and gives her a distinct presence on the competition floor.

She’s spent the summer building on that foundation with upgrades across multiple events, including a back handspring-two-foot layout on beam, a Tkatchev, bail to handstand and double layout dismount on bars, and a Yurchenko full on vault. The added difficulty gives Chantelle even more potential to elevate her routines as she enters her final year of club gymnastics. With two Level 10 seasons of experience behind her and a summer focused on pushing her gymnastics forward, Chantelle looks primed for an incredible senior year.

Chantelle Ross put together a solid season on beam, reaching a 9.675 high and establishing herself as a consistent competitor on the event. Her routine stands out for its unique choreography and confident presentation, complemented by big 180° leaps and jumps, full extension through her poses, and a back handspring-layout stepout that floats effortlessly over the beam. An aerial and round-off-double full dismount round out a routine that combines difficulty with personality and polish. Ross is also training upgrades, including a back handspring-layout to two feet, adding even more potential to her already strong routine. Entering her senior year, she’s an athlete to watch and a potential reliable piece for a college beam lineup.