Mavie Fitzgerald is one of the recruits we’ll be watching closely as her recruitment continues to unfold. She has already visited Arizona, Penn State, Maryland, and Utah State, giving her plenty of options as she weighs where she wants to take the next step in her career. After a strong sophomore season, Mavie is poised for an even bigger junior campaign and has the kind of gymnastics that could make an impact in any lineup. Her full-in on floor and double pike dismount on beam are skills we rarely see, but it’s her overall presence that makes her especially intriguing. Her floor routine already carries the confidence, power, and performance quality we expect to see on the NCAA stage. With her junior season ahead and plenty of interest surrounding her recruitment, we’ll be watching closely to see where Mavie ultimately lands.

Fitzgerald’s bars routine immediately catches your attention with a beautiful Pak that sets the tone for everything that follows. She maintains excellent body position through the skill, creating a polished opening before moving seamlessly into the rest of the routine. Her Maloney-Gienger connection is another standout moment, showcasing impressive amplitude and the confidence to move directly from one release into the next without disrupting the flow.

She finishes with a strong double layout dismount that gives the routine a powerful conclusion. Fitzgerald brings a nice balance of elegance and difficulty to the event, with each skill connected naturally and performed with purpose. From the graceful opening Pak to the dynamic release connection and confident dismount, her routine has the kind of flow that makes it especially enjoyable to watch.

Mavie Fitzgerald brings a combination of confidence, grace, and difficulty to her beam. Her routine features a back handspring to layout step-out, aerial, and round-off to double pike dismount, showcasing her ability to perform challenging skills with composure. She moves across the beam with a strong presence and controlled execution, creating a routine that feels both confident and polished. With upgrades like a front tuck, front aerial to split jump, and front aerial to back handspring to layout step-out in training, Fitzgerald continues to expand her beam repertoire and is a prospect to keep an eye on.

Vault: 9.4 | Bars: 9.25 | Beam: 9.425 | Floor: 9.5 | All-Around: 37.575

Fitzgerald delivered a balanced and steady performance across all four events. Her beam work stood out for its precision, while her consistency across vault, bars, and floor helped her remain firmly among the top junior competitors.

Mavie Fitzgerald is a true powerhouse competitor who brings big energy and strong execution across all four events. On vault, she delivers a Yurchenko full with beautiful lines, noticeable height, and plenty of power off the table. Bars feature a Maloney to Pak combination and a confident double layout dismount, showing both flight and control through her swing. Beam includes a back handspring–layout stepout, an aerial, and finishes with a roundoff double pike dismount that reflects her difficulty and precision. On floor, she stands out with a full-in, a double tuck, and consistent power throughout, making her one of the more dynamic and impactful athletes in the lineup.