After completing her first Level 10 season, Emma Tepoorten has shown the consistency, technique, and event versatility that make her an exciting prospect to follow. Bars is one of her standout events, where she competes a Maloney release, a toe handstand to bail, and a double tuck dismount with a steady swing and effortless rhythm throughout the routine. On beam, she displays clean lines and polished artistry, highlighted by a back handspring-back tuck series, a front tuck, and a roundoff 1.5-twist dismount that caps off a composed performance. She carries that same confidence into vault with a powerful Yurchenko layout, while her floor routine features a front full, a 1.5 to front pike connection, and a front layout-front layout combination, showcasing both strong tumbling and controlled execution.

Tepoorten is also making significant strides this offseason with upgrades that could elevate her scoring potential even further. She is training a huge Ray release and a blind change to double front dismount on bars, a Yurchenko half-on entry on vault, and a front toss on beam. Combined with her solid fundamentals and polished presentation, those additions make her an athlete poised to continue climbing as she gains more Level 10 experience and develops into a strong collegiate prospect.