Emily Walsh is a floor standout who knows how to make a routine feel like a performance. She brings dramatic, impressive artistry to the event, fully committing to the choreography and using her performance quality to draw you in from the opening pose. But her floor is just as powerful as it is artistic. Her huge double pike opening pass immediately showcases her explosiveness, while each tumbling pass seems to float through the air before landing with ease. That combination of power, difficulty, and artistry makes her floor especially compelling to watch. She finished 12th on the event at Nationals with a 9.475, and we’re excited to see how she continues to develop one of the strongest parts of her gymnastics.

Emily Walsh made an impressive entrance to Level 10 last season, qualifying for Nationals and posting a 37.575 season-high all-around score. Vault and floor were particular standouts, where her power and explosiveness helped her make an impact. She’s spent the summer building on that foundation, training upgrades to an already impressive arsenal and preparing to take another step forward. On bars, Emily has been working a Ray and full-out dismount, while her floor training has included a full-in, double layout and double Arabian. The upgrades add significant difficulty to routines that already showcase her athleticism and power. After gaining valuable postseason experience during her first Level 10 campaign, Emily enters the upcoming season with a strong foundation and plenty of momentum, with her summer work setting the stage for another exciting year on the competition floor.

Emily Walsh made an immediate impression in her first Level 10 season, posting an impressive 37.575 season-high all-around score. She brings difficulty and versatility across the lineup, with a Yurchenko layout on vault, a dynamic beam routine featuring multiple connections, and a floor lineup highlighted by a double pike, 2.5, and 1.5-front pike. On bars, she competes a Pak, Maloney, and giant half-double tuck dismount. Walsh is now taking that strong foundation and pushing her difficulty even further, training a full-out dismount, full pirouette and Ray release on bars, along with a full-in, double layout and double Arabian on floor. After such a successful introduction to Level 10, Walsh has plenty of momentum heading into her next season.