Kayla Dillon is coming off her first Level 10 season, gaining valuable experience while showing the confidence and composure that make her a standout, especially on floor and beam. She competed a Yurchenko layout on vault, a double tuck and 1.5-front pike on floor, and a beam routine highlighted by a back handspring-layout two-foot and cartwheel-Gainer full dismount. Dillon is now building on that foundation with a more difficult beam series and a double pike in training on floor. With her confidence continuing to grow alongside her upgrades, Dillon has the opportunity to make a strong step forward in her next Level 10 season.

Kayla Dillon is a rising prospect who made an impressive transition into Level 10 this season, showcasing strong fundamentals, clean execution, and exciting potential for continued growth. On vault, Dillon competes a Yurchenko layout, while on beam she demonstrates confidence and control with a back handspring-two foot layout series, big leaps, clean form, and a cartwheel-Gainer full dismount.

Dillon’s floor routine highlights her power and consistency, featuring a double tuck with a controlled landing and a 1.5-front pike combination. As she continues to develop, she is already working toward upgrades such as a back handspring-back handspring-layout series on beam.

Making the jump to Level 10 in her first season is an impressive accomplishment, and Dillon’s continued progress and work ethic make her an athlete to watch as she enters her freshman year and continues building her gymnastics career.