Entering her junior season, Jordan Oakland Jordan Oakland 5'4" St. Francis-Mountain View | 2028 CA is coming off a strong second year of Level 10, highlighted by a season-high all-around score of 37.625 at State, where she placed second. She is particularly impressive on vault, where her Yurchenko full earned a 9.600 at Nationals, placing 13th on the event. Oakland’s routines feature a Maloney-bail to handstand-toe shoot to high bar connection and toe-on-front tuck 1/2 dismount on bars, a 2.5, front layout-front pike, and 1.5-front pike on floor, and a back handspring-layout step-out, aerial, and round-off-1.5 dismount on beam. This summer, she has been training several exciting upgrades, including a toe-on-pike 1/2 dismount on bars, a Yurchenko 1.5 on vault, a double pike and front through to 2.5 on floor, and a back handspring-back handspring-layout series and aerial-split jump on beam. With her strong vaulting, proven all-around consistency, and continued development across all four events, Oakland is a recruit to watch as she heads into her junior season.

Vault: 9.425 | Bars: 9.45 | Beam: 9.3 | Floor: 9.45 | All-Around: 37.625

Oakland turned in a steady all-around performance, highlighted by consistent execution across all four events. Her ability to maintain composure helped her secure a strong finish among the senior competitors.

Jordan Oakland followed closely with a 9.45 routine built on control and clean lines throughout. Her set stood out for a unique toe-on front tuck ½ dismount, which she executed with precision and a clean finish to cap off a distinctive bar routine.

Jordan Oakland is a clean, composed, all-around competitor who brings consistency and growing difficulty across every event. On vault, she delivers a Yurchenko full with strong amplitude and full extension off the table, giving her a solid and reliable start to competition. Bars feature a Maloney to bail to handstand combination, along with a toe-on to front tuck half dismount that suits her controlled swing rhythm. On beam, she shows steadiness through a back handspring–layout stepout, an aerial, and finishes with a roundoff to 1.5 dismount. Floor highlights her power and control, including a 2.5 twist and a 1.5 to front pike, making her a well-balanced athlete with impact on every event.