Tess Suplina enters her junior season with a style defined by precision, polish, and exceptional form. Her gymnastics has a refined quality that makes each skill stand out, from the clean lines of her blind change-piked Jaeger and Pak salto on bars to the controlled execution of her front aerial-back handspring series on beam. She competes a Yurchenko full on vault, while floor features a front layout-front Rudi and front double full. Suplina was having an especially strong season before an ankle injury sidelined her, with the highlight coming at the New York State Championships where she finished fourth on floor. Now back in training, she’s already working toward upgrades including a front aerial to scale and new aerial work on beam, a front layout-front double full and 2.5 on floor, and a double front dismount on bars. If she can carry her signature form and precision into her return, Suplina could be a particularly exciting junior to watch.