Daisy Lovell is heading into her freshman season with two Level 10 campaigns already under her belt and an impressive foundation to build on. She posted a 36.85 season-high all-around score at State, with bars and beam emerging as particular strengths. At State, Daisy earned a 9.625 on bars to take gold and added a 9.65 on beam, showcasing the consistency and execution that have made both events standouts in her all-around profile.

She’s also been developing significant upgrades that look ready to make an impact in competition. On bars, Daisy has been working a full pirouette, Tkatchev and full-twisting double layout dismount, while floor features a 1.5-front 1/2-split jump, 1.5-front full and 2.5-front Rudi. She’s also been training a Yurchenko 1/2-on-front tuck off on vault. With two Level 10 seasons of experience, strong event scoring and new difficulty ready to make its way into her routines, Daisy enters her freshman year with plenty of potential to make an impact.

Daisy Lovell is an exciting prospect who combines beautiful execution, strong artistry, and impressive difficulty across multiple events. On bars, Lovell showcases excellent form and presentation with a blind change-Jaeger, clear hip handstand-bail to handstand connection, and a double layout dismount. Her clean lines and attention to detail make her routine stand out.

Lovell’s beam work highlights her confidence and elegance, featuring a back tuck, back handspring-layout series, aerial, round-off-1.5 dismount, and wolf double turn. Her ability to blend difficult skills with beautiful artistry gives her a polished presence on the event.

On floor, Lovell brings powerful tumbling with a double tuck, 1.5-front layout, and double full, and has also competed a 2.5 twist. She continues to push her difficulty with upgrades in progress, including a 1.5-front full, triple fulls, 1.5-half-split jump connection, and 1.5-front Rudi. She is also developing advanced upgrades on beam and bars, including an aerial-layout full dismount, full-twisting Pak, and full-twisting double layout dismount.

With her combination of clean gymnastics, strong performance quality, and ambitious upgrades, Lovell is a name to watch as the Class of 2030 continues to emerge.

9.5

Lovell brought control and consistency to her beam routine, staying steady under pressure and delivering a clean performance. She highlighted her set with a double wolf turn, a solid back pike, and a well-executed aerial, showing confidence and control throughout.