Trinity Crowell returned from injury this season with confidence, proving she hadn’t missed a beat on vault. Her front handspring–front tuck showcases exceptional power, as she explodes off the table with impressive amplitude and carries that momentum through a clean, controlled landing. Crowell’s comeback was a testament to both her resilience and her technical consistency, immediately reestablishing her as a standout on the event. This offseason, she’s been training a front handspring–front pike, and the upgrade looks even more dynamic. Despite the increased difficulty and the blind landing, she demonstrates remarkable control, making the vault one to watch as she heads into her senior season.

Trinity’s power is evident in her Tkatchev release. Her tap send her up and over the bar at a height that allows her to catch with ease. She has only begun to train this single bar release, but is able to perform it almost flawlessly on day two of training. With continued practice and numbers, this release will be a must-see element in her bar routine next season.

Trinity Crowell brings a unique punch to the vault runway with a front handspring–front tuck that truly stands out. Her block off the table is explosive, allowing her to rise higher than most with the same vault, and she maintains excellent body position throughout the rotation. What separates Crowell is her height and the unique vault she brings. She finishes with precise, confident sticks that look almost effortless. It’s a vault that combines amplitude, technique, and consistency, making her one of the most impressive front-entry vaulters in the state.