Josie Lynch’s floor routine is a showcase of powerful tumbling, expressive choreography, and the kind of performance quality that makes it hard to look away. She opens with a huge double pike, immediately establishing the level of difficulty she brings to the floor, then transitions into 180-degree leaps that add a polished, graceful element to the routine. Lynch clearly embraces the opportunity to perform, bringing personality and confidence to the choreography and making each movement feel intentional. Her second pass, a front layout to double full, keeps the momentum going, while she closes with a 1.5 to front full for another dynamic finish. The combination of big passes and expressive presentation gives Lynch a floor routine with plenty of personality. As an incoming senior committed to LSU, she looks ready to bring both her artistry and powerful tumbling to the Tigers’ lineup at the next level.

Closing out the top 10, Josie Lynch had a powerful presence at nationals scoring a 39.000 in the All-Around and earning first place within her division. She tied for second on Vault with a 9.825 sticking the landing of her Yurchenko layout one-and-half. Lynch’s energetic and captivating floor routine earned her a first place tie with a 9.825, which featured a powerful round-off back handspring double pike, front layout to layout double full, and round off layout one-and-half to layout full. You can continue to catch Lynch’s future performances at Louisiana State University where she has committed for the 2027 season.