Raivyn Rogers brings impressive power and performance quality to an already exciting all-around skill set. On floor, she opens with a huge double pike packed with power before adding a double tuck and 1.5-front pike, all paired with clean choreography and a strong performance quality that keeps the routine engaging. Her beam routine features a back handspring to chest mount, back handspring-back handspring-layout stepout, cat leap-aerial, and round-off 1.5 dismount. On vault, Rogers competes a Yurchenko layout, while bars includes a clear hip handstand-Pak salto and full-out dismount. She’s also training upgrades including a Yurchenko full, piked Jaeger, front double full, front tuck mount, and round-off-double full dismount. With her combination of power, clean execution, and continued development across all four events, Rogers is an athlete to watch as she continues to raise her difficulty.

Raivyn has a confident, yet poised demeanor on the beam. This will allow her to blend her consistency with high level skills that are not as common. She starts her routine with a front tuck mount + straight jump, which is a bold and respectable way to start any routine. She also incorporates impressive sideways jumps. Raivyn’s overall talent and polished skill always stands out.

Raivyn Rogers is set to upgrade her routine this upcoming season. Last season, Rogers previously competed a triple acro series, cat leap to side aerial connection, and a round-off layout 1.5 dismount, highlighting her agility and poise on the beam. This summer she has been training a beautiful horizontal L full turn valued at C, a new front tuck mount, and a round-off layout 2/1 dismount, which is progressing nicely.  Rogers will be one to watch next season with these upgrades to her routine.