Kendall Denton’s gymnastics speaks for itself as she is making her presence known in the Class of 2029. Denton dominated the Oklahoma State Championship this past season winning every single event and the all-around title. An impressive feat to say the least. Making sure her success doesn’t stop there Denton has been putting in work this offseason to upgrade her routines even more, adding a unique and difficult round off layout stepout beam mount and a double layout on floor. She brings a dynamic combination of power and poise to her gymnastics that will only continue to elevate her over the next couple years. If Denton isn’t already on your radar yet, she should be. 

Kendall Denton showcases impressive potential on bars, combining powerful release work with strong fundamentals and consistency. Her routine features a blind change to Jaeger connection, a bail to handstand, and a double layout dismount, highlighted by a Jaeger that rises with exceptional height and an easy, confident catch. Denton’s ability to generate amplitude while maintaining control gives her routine an exciting quality as she continues to develop. With more upgrades expected over the next few seasons, Denton is an excellent bar prospect to watch as she enters her sophomore year.

Kendall Denton brings impressive power and potential to the vault, showcasing the qualities that make her an exciting prospect to follow. Her Yurchenko full features excellent height off the table and a controlled landing, demonstrating her ability to generate power while maintaining composure through the vault. With the athletic ability and foundation to continue increasing her difficulty, Denton has the potential to add even more value to her vault lineup. As she continues to develop, she is a recruit to watch closely in the coming seasons.

Kendall is an exceptional all-around gymnast who demonstrates talent and consistency. She placed 5th AA at 2026 Region 3 Championships with a 37.65 and qualified for Nationals.

She had 2 top 10 finishes at Nationals, placing 8th on Bars and 10th on Floor. Her bar routine features a sky high straddle Jaeger, multiple hit handstands and a clean double layout dismount. Her floor routine is packed with powerful tumbling; she opens with a front double full, followed by a back 1 1/2 to punch front layout, and ending with a chest up double pike.

Kendall is just as impressive on Vault and Beam. Her Yurchenko full finishes above the table and she has been training doubles that could easily be put on competition landing. On beam, her switch leap and straddle half are both above 180 degrees and all of her acro skills are rock solid. She caps a strong routine with a round off double twist dismount.

This sophomore excels on every event, showcasing impressive strength, flexibility, and precision. Watch for her to do big things this season!