Madi Blevins is a powerful and confident all-around prospect whose combination of current difficulty and aggressive upgrades makes her an athlete to watch. Her power is especially evident on vault, where she showed a Yurchenko layout with excellent height off the table as well as a Yurchenko full. On beam, Blevins competed a back handspring-layout stepout, side somi, switch leap-straight jump-back tuck, and round-off 1.5 dismount with confidence throughout the routine. Her floor lineup featured a double tuck, 1.5-front pike, and front Rudi, while bars included a Gienger, bail, and full pirouette to double-tuck dismount.

Blevins is already training significant upgrades across all four events. On beam, she is working both a back handspring-layout-layout and back handspring-back handspring-layout series, along with a sideways back tuck and round-off double-full dismount. Her vault upgrades include a Yurchenko 1.5, while she is developing a Ray release, Maloney, bail to handstand, and full-out dismount on bars. On floor, she is training a double layout, whip back-double tuck, and 1.5-front layout. With her power, confidence, and substantial difficulty in the pipeline, Blevins has plenty of potential to continue raising her ceiling.

Also from Olympia Chesterfield, incoming freshman Madi Blevins enters her high school career with amazing power and confidence. She has a knack for finding the stick across the events. She has a strong all-around, highlighted by impressive power on vault. With a solid base foundation, she has plenty of room for upgrades as she develops. As she continues to upgrade and refine her skills and gain postseason experience, Blevins is an exciting talent to watch, with potential for significant growth throughout her career.