Coming to Fuzion from GAGE, Kasslynn Holdman enters her senior season with a well-rounded skill set and impressive difficulty across all four events. Coming off foot surgery, she’s steadily building back toward competition and looks poised to put together a strong final season. Her Yurchenko layout on vault stands out for its excellent body position, height, and distance off the table, while beam features an aerial-round-off, big leaps, and a round-off 1.5 dismount. On bars, Holdman competes a toe handstand-Maloney-Pak combination and toe handstand-double tuck dismount, showcasing strong difficulty and amplitude. Her floor routine features a front double full, 1.5-front pike, and front Rudi, adding another layer of power to her all-around profile. She’s also training significant upgrades, including a Yurchenko 1.5, Maloney 1/2, piked Jaeger, full-twisting Pak, gainer back handspring-layout stepout, aerial to scale, double pike, double front, and 1.5-front layout. With her upgrades and competitive experience, Holdman is building toward a great senior season and has plenty of potential to make an impact.

Another Fuzion standout is Kass Holdman, who made an immediate impact in her first level 10 season, qualifying for Nationals and establishing herself as an athlete to watch. She brings power and clean lines across her events. Her Yurchenko layout vault displays amplitude and exact lines throughout its execution. Her beam stands out for its creativity and poise, with a unique aerial to roundoff connection. On bars, she shows strong rhythm with a Maloney to Pak salto connection, capped by a double tuck dismount that she performs effortlessly. Her floor routine features a front double full alongside beautifully performed choreography, highlighting both her power and presentation.