Harper Vaughan brings a beautiful blend of grace and athleticism to the competition floor, pairing elegant presentation with the difficulty to make an impact across all four events. Her 37.925 all-around season high last year showcased her versatility, and we’re excited to see how she builds on that success this season. Vault is an event to watch, with her front handspring-front pike already in her repertoire and a front handspring-front pike half that she’s been working toward adding even more difficulty. On beam, she brings a dynamic lineup featuring a back handspring-back handspring-layout, pike front toss to beat jump, Barani, and round-off 1.5 dismount, all requiring confidence and control. Bars is another standout, where her Gienger and double layout dismount demonstrate her technical ability, along with the potential to throw a full-twisting double layout dismount and the control to make even difficult landings look effortless. On floor, her 2.5 and 1.5 to front layout offer exciting tumbling combinations that pair power with polished presentation. Vaughan’s ability to make challenging gymnastics look graceful is what sets her apart, and we’re eager to see her artistry and skill continue to shine this season.

Harper Vaughan is an exciting floor worker with a strong twisting repertoire and plenty of room to grow. She currently competes a front layout to front full, a 2.5, and a 1.5 to front layout, demonstrating both power and control. With high-level upgrades like a full-twisting double layout, 1.5 to front full, and 2.5 to front tuck in training, Vaughan continues to build a routine with impressive collegiate potential.

Harper Vaughan brings power and intensity to bars, showcasing the type of aggressive swing and technical strength that make her routine stand out. Her set features a toe handstand to Maloney to bail handstand connection and a double layout dismount, highlighting her ability to combine difficulty with confident execution. Vaughan attacks each skill with strong momentum, while her attention to vertical handstands adds another level of precision to her routine. This offseason, she has continued building on her already impressive foundation by training upgrades such as a Ray release and a full-twisting double layout dismount. With her powerful gymnastics and continued progression, Vaughan is a bar prospect who is poised to make an even bigger impact during her junior season.