Jaycie Phelps Athletic Center gymnast Zoey Juntgen Zoey Juntgen IN stands out for her athleticism, dynamic tumbling, clean lines, and polished finishes. Over the summer, she upgraded her Rudi on floor by adding a beautiful layout step-out connection and made promising progress on her round-off double back, showing increasing consistency. She has also made strides on her Yurchenko layout full, gaining power and height while improving her landing execution. Don’t miss Juntgen on bars, where she performs a high-flying Tkatchev, and be sure to check out The August Recruit Report: Class of 2027 Beam Prospects to read more about her work on beam and why she is a standout recruit.

Zoey Juntgen is a confident and polished beam worker who brings precision, consistency, and strong presentation quality to the event. Her routine features a back handspring to layout stepout series, precise choreography, an aerial, quick and confident movements, and a roundoff to 1½ dismount. Juntgen continues to build her difficulty with upgrades like a back handspring to layout-layout series, front aerial, cat leap to aerial, and Barani. Entering her senior year, she is a reliable beam prospect who brings the steadiness and skill set that can make her a valuable addition to a collegiate lineup.