Kaylor Pak is entering her freshman season with plenty of momentum after a strong first year at Level 10, where she made a particular impression on vault. Known for her clean lines, consistent execution, and attention to detail, Kaylor has the kind of gymnastics that makes you appreciate both the difficulty and the polish. This season, we’re excited to see her continue building on that foundation. On bars, we’re looking forward to her Gienger and toe-on to front tuck dismount, while her back dive mount on beam is a skill we can’t wait to see in action. On floor, her front layout to front full is another combination to keep an eye on. As she steps into her freshman season, Kaylor has an exciting opportunity to build confidence, showcase her growth, and establish herself as one to watch!

Kaylor Pak enters her freshman season with an impressive skill set and plenty of potential to make an impact. Her repertoire includes a Yurchenko full on vault, a Gienger and toe-on front tuck dismount on bars, and a front Rudi and front layout-full on floor. On beam, she brings a back handspring to chest mount, back handspring-back handspring-layout, and is training a round-off double tuck dismount. As she trains with this level of difficulty and as more skills continue to develop, Pak has plenty of room to grow as she begins her freshman campaign. She’s a recruit worth keeping a close eye on this season.