Grace Wieber made an impressive return from an ankle injury last season, competing a strong Yurchenko full that highlighted both her resilience and athleticism. She generates excellent distance from the table, giving the vault impressive amplitude while maintaining solid technique throughout. Already back to building on that success, Wieber has made significant progress on a Yurchenko 1½ during the offseason. The upgrade is showing excellent potential, and she appears well on track to bring the higher-difficulty vault into competition, further boosting her appeal as a collegiate recruit.

Grace Wieber is a standout athlete, particularly on vault, where she shines with a Yurchenko full. She shows amplitude and power with a clean, extended line off the table and sticks the landing with impressive consistency. With a Yurchenko 1.5 in progress, she’s an athlete who will continue to shine on the event as she keeps upgrading and refining her power this summer. On beam, Wieber delivers clean, steady work, highlighted by a back handspring to chest mount, a back handspring-layout stepout, and a front toss, all performed with confidence and control. Her floor routine matches that consistency, combining clean tumbling with strong performance quality that brings her choreography to life. As an upcoming senior, Wieber is poised to be a force to reckon with heading into her final season.