Kaylee Strimback has built an impressive Level 9 resume, qualifying to Westerns in each of her first two seasons at the level. She posted a 36.775 season-high all-around score during her most recent campaign and has continued pushing her gymnastics forward throughout the summer. With upgrades developing across every event, Kaylee is adding both difficulty and versatility to an already strong skill set. On bars, she’s been training a toe blind, Maloney, Pak, and Ray, while floor upgrades include a double tuck, front full-front full, and double layout. She’s also been working a Yurchenko full on vault and a back handspring-back handspring-layout on beam. The range of skills she’s developing this summer gives Kaylee plenty of opportunities to elevate her routines while building on the consistency that has taken her to Westerns two years in a row. With another Level 9 season ahead, she’s continuing to challenge herself and expand what she can bring to the competition floor.

Kaylee Strimback is coming off a successful Level 9 season and is entering her freshman year with an exciting trajectory. A powerful and dynamic athlete, Strimback continues to build an impressive skill set across all four events, showcasing the potential to make a significant impact as she moves to the next level.

Her training repertoire includes a Yurchenko full and front handspring-front on vault, while her floor upgrades feature an impressive collection of difficulty, including a double layout, double back, front ½ to layout stepout, front Rudi, front full to front layout, front double full, and double pike. On bars, she is developing high-level skills such as a Maloney, toe handstand to Pak connection, and Jaeger. Her beam work continues to progress with a back handspring-back handspring-layout stepout series, front toss to scale, and side somi. With her combination of power, versatility, and continued skill development, Strimback is an athlete to watch as she begins her freshman season.