Deanna Bowens is coming off her second Level 10 season with the kind of power that immediately catches your attention. What makes that power especially impressive is her ability to pair it with clean form and control, allowing her gymnastics to stay polished even as the difficulty increases. That combination is especially evident on floor, where Bowens is training a front double full, front full to front full, and Rudi. Her power also gives her plenty of potential on vault, where she is working a front handspring to front pike half. On beam, she brings a front handspring to front toss combination and front full dismount, adding another layer of difficulty to the event. With two Level 10 seasons behind her, Bowens is continuing to build on a foundation of explosive gymnastics and precise execution that could translate well to the collegiate level.

Vault: 9.275 | Bars: 8.8 | Beam: 9.075 | Floor: 9.175 | All-Around: 36.325

Bowens posted a 36.325, delivering solid routines across the board. She opened with a front handspring-front vault that showcased power and a unique quality to her all-around. She added a steady beam routine featuring a front handspring-to-front toss connection. She displayed confidence and artistry throughout the routine. On floor, Bowens stood out with fun choreography and tumbling that included a front Rudi and a front layout-front full connection.