Sloane Egen has already shown she can deliver standout performances on vault and beam, earning season-high scores of 9.4 and 9.45, respectively. She brings an ease to her gymnastics that allows her skills to flow naturally, combining athletic ability with a composed presence on the competition floor. On beam, we’re excited to see her side aerial, front aerial, and back handspring to 1.5 dismount, a lineup that offers plenty of opportunities to showcase her acrobatic confidence and control. Bars brings another chance to add difficulty with her Ray and full pirouette to double tuck dismount. On floor, her whip to double tuck, 1.5 to front full, and double pike highlight the power and versatility she can bring to her tumbling passes. With proven scoring potential on two events and exciting skills to watch across the lineup, Egen has the tools to build on last season’s success. Her ability to make challenging gymnastics look smooth and natural is what makes her especially fun to watch.