Guiliana Serrao finished last season with a 9.284 beam average, but it was her late-season surge that truly turned heads. She found her stride down the stretch, scoring at least a 9.425 in each of her final seven meets and reaching a season-high 9.75. Her routine combines difficulty and flow, featuring a switch leap-switch 1/2, back handspring-layout stepout, Barani into split jump, and a front layout full dismount. Serrao moves quickly and confidently across the beam, maintaining control and composure from skill to skill. She’s continuing to refine her work and has been training a switch-leg aerial, adding another exciting piece to her repertoire. With her poise under pressure and ability to deliver when it matters most, Serrao could be a valuable addition to any beam lineup.

Giuliana Serrao brings a confident and controlled presence to the beam, showcasing the consistency and composure that collegiate programs value. Her routine features a back handspring to layout step-out series, a Barani to split jump connection, and a front full dismount, combining difficulty with strong execution. Serrao attacks each skill with confidence while maintaining control throughout the routine, creating a polished and reliable performance. This offseason, she has focused on refining her existing skills and perfecting her connections while also developing exciting upgrades, including a switch leap to switch half to back tuck series. With her strength, confidence, and continued commitment to improvement, Serrao has the tools to be a valuable contributor on a collegiate beam lineup.