Vault: 9.8 | Bars: 9.05 | Beam: 9.85 | Floor: 9.65 | All-Around: 38.35

Just behind them, University of Michigan commit Isabelle David delivered a consistent and standout performance, powered by one of the top beam performances of the competition. Her beam routine featured a back handspring to two-foot layout connection along with a beautifully executed front aerial to split jump, showcasing both precision and artistry. She paired that with a powerful Yurchenko 1½ with impressive amplitude, keeping her firmly in the conversation with her combination of difficulty and execution.

9.85

University of Michigan commit David delivered one of the most polished beam routines of the entire competition, earning a near-perfect score behind a confident and composed performance. Her routine featured precise connections, including a back handspring-layout connection, and a standout presence that never wavered under pressure. She anchored her set with strong control and fluid rhythm from start to finish.

Closing out the top 5 with a tie was Isabelle David (9.65). David brought a polished and composed floor set, blending clean execution with strong artistry. Her routine showed excellent control and maturity.