Zoe Maher showcases impressive power and explosiveness on the vault, competing a Yurchenko 1½ that stands out for its exceptional distance from the table. Her ability to generate significant power gives her a strong foundation as she continues to increase her difficulty. Maher is currently working toward a Yurchenko double, an upgrade that matches her athletic ability and potential on the event. With the power and skill set to become a valuable contributor, Maher is a vault prospect to watch as she enters her sophomore season.

Vault: 9.9 | Bars: 8.85 | Beam: 9.825 | Floor: 9.425 | All-Around: 38.0

Another Wildfire standout, Zoe Maher delivered a dominant performance in her age group, taking first on vault, beam, and the all-around. Her beam routine featured a front aerial and a back handspring layout stepout connection, highlighted by beautiful artistry and confident presentation throughout. On floor, she brought a strong personality and powerful tumbling, combining difficulty with expressive performance quality. Her vault, a Yurchenko 1½, was a highlight of the meet, stuck cold on the landing with excellent amplitude, reinforcing her status as one of the most impactful all-around competitors heading into Regionals.

Zoe Maher combines power and elegance in a way that makes her beam work especially impressive. Her routine includes a front aerial and a back handspring-layout series, both performed with confidence and attack. Maher never hesitates, approaching each skill aggressively while maintaining beautiful lines and strong technique. Her confidence, paired with her graceful presentation, creates a routine that is both powerful and polished.

9.825

Maher brought a calm, confident beam set highlighted by excellent control and clean execution on every skill, including her back handspring-layout stepout connection and front aerial. Her ability to stay composed on the beam while maintaining strong form made her one of the most consistent performers in the field.