Ellie Kemp made an immediate impression during her first Level 10 season, posting a 37.7 season-high all-around score and establishing herself as a powerful athlete with standout potential on vault and floor. She recorded a 9.775 season-high on vault and an impressive 9.925 on floor, showcasing the explosiveness and scoring potential that make both events major strengths in her all-around profile. Now heading into her sophomore season, Ellie has already shown she can compete at a high level, and her continued development could make her an even more exciting athlete to watch.

She’s been working on significant upgrades throughout the offseason, including a Yurchenko 1.5 on vault and a 1.5-front full and front double full-front pike on floor. On beam, she’s training a Barani and front toss-beat jump-sissone, while bars features both a toe-on-tuck 1/2 dismount and a full-out dismount. With a 37.7 already on her résumé and major upgrades taking shape across all four events, Ellie enters her sophomore year with the power and potential to take another significant step forward.

Ellie Kemp brings impressive power and potential to the vault, showcasing a Yurchenko full with excellent height off the table. Her ability to generate amplitude gives her a strong foundation as she continues developing her difficulty on the event. This offseason, Kemp has been working toward a Yurchenko 1½, an upgrade that is already showing promising progress and could be ready to add to her lineup for her sophomore season. With her continued growth and athletic ability, Kemp is an exciting vault prospect to watch.

Vault: 9.525 | Bars: 8.75 | Beam: 9.475 | Floor: 9.475 | All-Around: 37.225

Kemp delivered a standout performance, earning first place on floor and finishing third in the all-around in her age division. Her floor routine stood out for its strong performance quality and dynamic choreography, highlighted by a front double full and a front Rudi. Kemp’s combination of expressive presentation and powerful tumbling helped secure her place among the top competitors in her group.

Rounding out the top finishers in a tie was Ellie Kemp with a 9.475. Kemp brought fun choreography and controlled landings to her floor routine, performing with steady execution and clean form from start to finish. Her front tumbling was a highlight, with both a front double full and front Rudi performed beautifully.