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Canadian Nationals
While Canadian nationals includes both level 10 athletes and elites, due to the competition schedule, this recruiting roundup will focus on the level 10 competition, while next week’s will focus on elites.
The first day of the level 10 competition is for team competition, but since all athletes compete in the all around, it’s worth celebrating some individual accomplishments. Uncommitted three-star Danica Signarowski (‘26) came away with the win in the all around, as well as on bars and beam. The second position in the all around went to Sydney Thomas (‘28), who also had the highest floor score, while third went to three-star Seren Jackson (Central Michigan, ‘26). The highest score on vault belonged to Chloe Ross (Kent State, ‘26).
Many of the athletes maintained their success through the second day, which counts towards individual titles. Signarowski took the all around, bars, and beam titles, while tying for second place on floor. Thomas came second in the all around and took the floor title. Vanessa Wilson (‘26) took third place in the all around with Josie Maryschak (Northern Illinois, ‘26) in fourth, and four-star Sienna Fretwell (Southern Utah, ‘26) in fifth. Maryschak also took the vault title and was runner-up on beam, while Fretwell was runner-up on bars and tied for second on floor. Other notable results included Heidi Mueller (‘26), who came second on vault, Ross, who followed in third, Jackson with third on bars, Jessica Hayashi (‘28), who took third on beam, and Molly Holowchuk (‘27), who also tied for second on floor.
News
- Three-star Karelyn Vega (Arkansas, ‘27) will be representing Puerto Rico at the upcoming Pan American Championships.
- Samira Raffin (‘28) competed at the Tashkent World Challenge Cup. She qualified in third to the bars final, where she also ended in third with a 12.850. On beam, she qualified in first with a 12.800 and finished fifth.
- Auburn hosted a visit with three members of the class of 2027: Niyonna Franklin, Sofia Caslow, and Emma Escobar.
- Four-star Madeline Simpson (Oklahoma, ‘26) has reclassified from the class of 2027 to the class of 2026 and will join the team this September.
- Four-star Gabrielle Fausto (‘27), the top uncommitted recruit in her class, is unable to compete at Canadian nationals due to injury.
Commitments
Class of 2026
- Regional all-around and bars champion Chloe Allinger has committed to Simpson.
- Lila Bulger, who has a strong personal best on bars of 9.775, committed to Eastern Michigan.
- Romanian Olympian and four-star recruit Amalia Ghigoarță has switched commitments from Michigan State to Nebraska.
- Regional all-around and beam bronze medallist Abigail Khamvongsa has committed to Gustavus Adolphus.
- Logan Otteson, who placed fifth on vault at nationals, will be attending Illinois on a full scholarship.
- Liana Puga has committed to Ithaca. She boasts a high personal best on beam of 9.450.
- Isabella Tartt, who has a career-high vault score of 9.225, has committed to UW-Stout.
Class of 2027
- Three-star Ally Damelio, who was previously committed to Auburn, announced her switch to Alabama, where she will attend on a full athletic scholarship.
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Article by Gemma Selby
