Zoe Plummer brings one of the most unique and versatile beam skill sets in the Class of 2027, combining creativity, difficulty, and impressive tumbling variety. Her competition routine features a back handspring to layout step-out series, powerful jumps with 180-degree splits, a front toss to wolf jump connection, and a rare gainer front full dismount that adds a distinctive finish to her set. Beyond her competition routine, Plummer continues to expand her already impressive arsenal, working upgrades this offseason, including an aerial to layout step-out series and front toss to scale, along with creative acrobatic skills such as a handstand to tuck step-out to knee and an aerial to knee. Her entire skill set on the event is too vast to name. Her ability to perform unique and challenging beam elements highlights her creativity and athleticism, making her a gymnast worth following as she enters her senior season. Plummer brings a level of variety and originality to the event that could make her a valuable addition to a collegiate beam lineup.

Zoe Plummer is a powerful and precise competitor who brings intention to every routine. Her skills are marked by steadiness and control, with each movement executed deliberately. On vault, she competes a sky-high Yurchenko full, maintaining a fully executed line from block to landing. Floor is where her personality shines, combining fun and spunky choreography with big tumbling, including a huge double tuck and front Rudi. On beam, Plummer’s depth of skill stands out. She competes a back handspring-layout stepout series and a front toss to wolf jump, but her arsenal goes far beyond that. With additional skills in her toolbox, like a piked front toss, front aerial to scale, front tuck, side aerial, back tuck, one-arm back handspring-layout stepout, and front aerial-layout stepout, she showcases both versatility and difficulty. Plummer is an athlete whose precision and power make her one to watch as she approaches her senior season.