With the recruiting window open for the Class of 2027 we’ve got our eye out for those first official visits and look forward to bringing you roundups of the first commits of the class in the coming weeks and months.
Commitment Switches
- Ayla Miller, a four-star recruit in the class of 2026, has flipped her commitment from Clemson to Utah.
New Commitments
For a full list of recruits and where they are committed for each of the active classes, check out our complete database. To learn more about the gymnasts, click their name to visit their CGN profile where you’ll find high scores, links to their score page(s), their social media accounts, and more.
Class of 2025
- Calissa Nixon will join the team at Brockport for the upcoming season. Nixon competed on vault at this year’s nationals in the all-stars session. She scored a career-high 9.725 on the event at regionals.
- Kamryn Banach, a seasoned level 10 competitor, has committed to Illinois State. In her four seasons of level 10 competition she made regionals each year. She excels on vault and bars where her high scores are 9.600 and 9.650 respectively.
- Robyn Wilson will continue her athletic and academic career at Arizona State on a full ride. She brings an all-around high of 37.325 and an impressive 9.850 on vault.
- Ashlyn Richards, a first year level 10, has committed to Central Michigan. She placed second in the all-around at Michigan states with a 37.200. Her 9.225 on bars was enough for her to come in fifth at regionals.
- Ava Bruegger, newly committed to Winona State, has competed in a mix of NGA and JO meets at level 10 and has had her biggest scores on vault and floor.
- Kaleigh Garner will become a Bulldog when she joins Wilberforce for the upcoming season. Garner broke both ankles while tumbling in 2023 and has worked her way back from the injury to compete level 10 for the first time this past season.
Class of 2026
- Lexi Kent has committed to Ball State on a full ride. She has an all-around high of 37.550 and a nice toe point that should be appreciated in the NCAA.
- Sarah Savisky, a three-star who trains at Everest, has committed to North Carolina on a full ride. A solid all-around competitor, she shines on vault where she has a career high of 9.900.
- Wisconsin native Isabelle Berens has decided to stay in state and join the team at UW-Stout. Her Yurchenko full will likely see time in the Blue Devils’ lineup and her front tuck through to double back would be an exciting addition to their floor lineup if she can land it consistently.
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Article by Katie Couldrey and Rebekah Frank
