Vault: 9.850, Bars: 9.600, Beam: 9.600, Floor: 9.825, All-Around: 38.875 

Stowell delivered an exceptional performance, landing less than one tenth behind Ballard with her all-around score. Stowell earned first place in the Junior D division on floor, where her confidence and tumbling difficulty showed throughout the routine. She completed a show stopping round-off layout triple sticking the landing and scoring a 9.825. Stowell also stood out on vault scoring an impressive 9.850 with her yurchenko one-and-half nearly sticking the landing. The combination of Stowell’s consistency and power across all four events sealed the deal for her first-place finish in the Junior D division all-around category and makes her a promising recruit for a college program.

Greta Stowell is an exciting young athlete bringing both difficulty and personality across all four events. Her Yurchenko 1.5 on vault immediately stands out, while bars showcase a Tkachev release and double layout dismount that highlight her big-skill potential. Beam is performed with confidence and strong presentation, featuring a back handspring–layout stepout, side somi, and aerial to 1.5 dismount combination. On floor, Stowell competes with plenty of sass and sparkle, opening with a tight, complete triple full and adding a front layout to front Rudi pass that makes her one of the more dynamic athletes in the class.