Glenda Lee is an exciting prospect with a strong combination of tumbling, acro, and power across all four events. In competition, she showed a Pak salto and double-tuck dismount on bars, along with a Yurchenko layout on vault. Her beam routine featured a back handspring-layout stepout, aerial, and round-off full dismount, while her floor lineup included a 1.5-front pike, double full, and front layout-front full.

Lee is already working toward several upgrades that could significantly increase her difficulty. On beam, she is training a front aerial, back handspring to chest mount, and round-off 1.5 dismount. She is also working a double pike dismount on bars, a front handspring-front tuck on vault, and major floor upgrades including a 2.5 and double pike. With difficulty continuing to build across multiple events, Lee has plenty of potential entering her freshman season.

Glenda Lee is a strong all-around athlete entering her freshman year with a well-rounded skill set and the ability to contribute across multiple events. She showcases a combination of power, consistency, and versatility, making her an exciting athlete to follow as she continues to develop.

Lee’s routines feature impressive skills across all four events, including a 1½ to front pike, double full, and front layout to front full on floor; a back handspring to layout stepout, aerial, and roundoff to full dismount on beam; a Yurchenko layout on vault; and a Pak salto with a double tuck dismount on bars. She has continued to push her difficulty with upgrades like a roundoff to 1½ dismount, front aerial, and back handspring to chest mount on beam. With her strong foundation and continued progression, Lee enters her freshman season as an athlete with the potential to make an immediate impact.