The most anticipated series is back! We looked at data and videos for incoming freshmen on each event to see which gymnasts are at the top of their class across the apparatuses and in the all-around. Today we’re wrapping things up by looking at the top all-arounders.
We ranked the top10 level 10s and top five elite gymnasts by considering past scores and performances, but also potential to shine at the NCAA level. In an effort to balance the names across all NCAA programs, we limited each list to two gymnasts per school.
Level 10s
Olivia Ahern, Auburn
Auburn’s top recruit from the class of 2024, Ahern could have a substantial impact on its lineups. The Tigers are entering a rebuilding phase with holes left on all four events from graduating seniors. Though Ahern will likely contribute most on beam and floor, she could also find herself as a solid leadoff for the Tigers on vault. Despite not competing much the last few years, she has looked solid in her recent training videos and looks to be enjoying the transition to college gymnastics.
Kailin Chio, LSU
After retiring from elite gymnastics in 2022, Chio took the club scene by storm. In 2023, her first season returning to level 10 competition, Chio claimed the Nastia Liukin Cup title and placed third at the national…
