Julie Charland brings confidence and consistency to beam, showcasing the qualities that make a valuable collegiate beam worker. Her routine features a beautiful back handspring to layout step-out series that appears to float effortlessly over the beam, along with a beat jump to aerial connection and a back handspring to gainer full dismount. Charland combines strong tumbling with a composed presence, allowing her to perform with control and confidence throughout the routine. This offseason, she has focused on building even greater consistency in her acro connections while training upgrades such as a back handspring to chest mount. With her reliability, continued progression, and ability to compete under pressure, Charland brings the type of beam presence that can be a major asset to a collegiate lineup.

Julie Charland brings a high level of difficulty and compositional strength to the uneven bars, with a routine that is already built for a collegiate lineup. She competes a Maloney to Pak connection, a Van Leeuwen, and finishes with a dynamic full-out dismount, showcasing her ability to combine challenging skills with consistent execution. Despite the difficulty packed into her routine, Charland maintains a steady swing, clean lines, and strong form throughout each phase. This offseason, she has focused on refining the details that turn a great routine into a standout one, including improving handstand precision and working toward more consistent sticks on her full-out dismount. With her combination of difficulty, composure, and continued refinement, Charland has the tools to make an immediate impact at the collegiate level.