Corinne Roberts is a standout on beam and floor, highlighted by season highs of 9.5 and 9.6, respectively. She’s also showing exciting upgrades for next season, including a Yurchenko tuck full on vault, a Saposhnikova–bail to handstand combination on bars, and a front layout–front double full and 1.5–front full on floor. With strong scoring potential and added difficulty, Roberts is an athlete to watch heading into next season.

Corinne Roberts enters her senior season with the résumé of a gymnast who knows how to deliver when it matters most. A standout on floor, Roberts earned her spot in the event lineup at the Nationals All-Stars session, a strong testament to the quality and consistency she brings to the event. She also boasts an impressive beam skill set, highlighted by a front toss-back tuck series and front tuck. This upgrade season, Roberts has continued to expand her routines with a Yurchenko tuck full on vault, Shaposh and bail to handstand on bars, and new floor difficulty including a front layout-front double full and 1.5-front full. With Nationals All-Stars experience and upgrades across the lineup, Roberts looks ready to make her senior season a memorable one.

Corinne is a remarkable floor worker. In 2026, she earned the honor of representing Region 2 at the All-Star Session on floor exercise, a testament to her consistency and competitive excellence. Her routine features an impressive collection of high-level tumbling passes, including a double tuck, a front layout Rudi, and a 1.5 twist to front pike. These skills demand exceptional strength, body control, and technique and Corinne performs them with composure and dynamic presentation.

She is also an exceptional bar worker with a standout sequence featuring a Hindorff directly connected to an immediate overshoot. The connection has excellent timing, body position, and rhythm. Corrine’s beam work showcases multiple acro skills and her vault continues to improve as she trains Yurchenko fulls.

Corrine is continually pushing herself to develop stronger execution, greater consistency, and bigger, more polished skills. She will be an asset to any NCAA team in 2027.