Rachel Dory is a recruit we’ll be watching closely as her recruitment continues to take shape. She has already visited Arizona, Washington, and Arizona State, and after ending her sophomore season on a high note, she has plenty of momentum heading into her junior year. Rachel posted a 37.15 at Nationals, with vault and floor standing out as two of her strongest events. Her floor routine perfectly captures the joy she brings to her gymnastics, as she attacks difficult skills with a smile and makes the routine genuinely fun to watch. On vault, she brings a unique and powerful skill that immediately catches your attention, while her clean execution across all four events makes her a reliable and exciting competitor. With her combination of difficulty, power, cleanliness, and personality, Rachel has the tools to make an impact at the next level, and we’re excited to see where her recruitment takes her.

Rachel Dory brings a combination of power, clean lines and impressive amplitude to the vault table. Her Yurchenko half-on to front tuck off is a particularly eye-catching addition to any lineup, giving her a unique vault that stands out while still showcasing the explosiveness that defines her gymnastics. She gets exceptional height and distance from the table, creating plenty of time to maintain a clean body position before finishing with control. Entering her junior season, Dory has the kind of power and polish that can make her vault a standout moment in a lineup.

Rachel Dory enters her junior season with two full Level 10 campaigns under her belt and an established track record as a strong all-around competitor. She capped last season with a 37.225 at Regionals, finishing fifth while earning her spot at Nationals, and has continued to build on that consistency throughout the offseason. Her summer training has been particularly promising, with new difficulty developing across her routines and the potential to further elevate her already well-rounded gymnastics. Among the skills she’s been working are a Yurchenko 1/2 on-pike off on vault, a piked Jaeger on bars, and upgraded tumbling on floor, including a 2.5-front tuck and full-in. With another Level 10 season ahead, Rachel is entering an important stretch of her recruiting journey. She’s already drawn college interest, including an official visit to Arizona State, and her combination of postseason experience, all-around versatility, and continued progression gives college programs plenty to watch as she heads into her junior year. With the foundation she’s established and the upgrades taking shape, Rachel has an opportunity to continue building her recruiting profile throughout the upcoming season.

Vault: 9.35 | Bars: 9.575 | Beam: 8.675 | Floor: 9.525 | All-Around: 37.125

Rachel Dory displayed the depth of the junior division, finishing 10th overall in the all-around. She delivered a high-level bar routine with a Maloney, stalder to bail, and double layout dismount, earning a gold medal finish in her age group. Her powerful vault and tumbling on floor paved her way to a 3rd place and 2nd place finish, respectively, in her age group.