Khloe Henshaw is heading to West Virginia after visiting West Virginia and Temple, bringing the Mountaineers a gymnast with the kind of consistency and confidence that can make an immediate impact in a lineup. She has two events that particularly stand out, giving West Virginia plenty to look forward to as she makes the jump to the collegiate level.

Beam is where Khloe could be especially valuable. She brings an impressive routine to the event, pairing steady execution with a confident presence that makes her look right at home on the beam. She has the composure to stay focused through every skill and the consistency to make her a reliable option when the team needs a hit. Her vault is another event to watch, where she brings impressive power and the ability to make an impact from the moment she hits the runway. With a dependable beam routine and a powerful vault, Khloe has the tools to become a valuable piece of West Virginia’s future lineup.

Khloe Henshaw is a strong competitor, blending power with polished execution across each event. On vault, her Yurchenko full stands out for its clean body line and impressive distance off the table. Beam is performed with quiet confidence, as she moves through precise choreography while confidently competing an aerial, a back handspring-layout step-out series, and a back handspring-back handspring to 1.5 dismount with consistency and control. On floor, Henshaw shines with engaging showmanship and confident performance quality, captivating the audience from her opening pose to her final salute. Her impressive tumbling lineup includes a powerful full-in, a well-controlled double tuck, a front Rudi, and a front full-front pike connection. Her bars routine is highlighted by a huge piked Jaeger release, a clear hip handstand to Pak salto connection, and a full-out dismount, rounding out the skill set of one of Region 6’s standout all-around athletes.