Lucy Sadowski’s vault is a clear standout in her lineup, with an impressive Yurchenko full that already looks ready for the next level. She generates strong height and power off the table while maintaining a clean, controlled position, giving the vault the kind of quality that could make her an impact performer on the event at the college level. We’re especially interested to see if she continues to push the vault toward an upgrade, because the foundation is already there for something even more exciting. There’s plenty to look forward to across the rest of her routines as well. On floor, a full-in and front through to double pike give her plenty of tumbling difficulty and could make the event a major part of her all-around package. Bars brings a Tkatchev and Pak, adding dynamic releases and variety to her routine. On beam, it’s not just the individual skills that stand out. The steady rhythm she maintains throughout the routine. She moves from skill to skill and through her tumbling with a calm consistency that gives the event a polished, composed feel. With standout vaulting, exciting tumbling upgrades, and the consistency to put together a strong all-around package, Lucy is someone we’re excited to see compete across four events next season. We can’t wait to see what she brings to her junior year, perhaps most exciting of all, which college ultimately gets to add her gymnastics to its lineup.