With college gymnastics season right around the corner, let’s look at the top 10 floor routines that gymnastike is excited to see this season. These floor routines show great skill level, powerful tumbling, great chorography and clean landings! Let us know whose floor routine you are looking forward to seeing!

Lloiminica Hall- LSU (Senior)  

For another year, Lloiminica Hall has one of the most anticipated floor routines of the season. Hall is known for her unique and crowd pleasing chorography.  Her routine is well balanced with strong and powerful tumbling and dance.  Hall has scored five perfect 10s on floor in her career.  We can’t wait to see her floor routine this season in her final year for the Tigers.  

Kennedy Baker- Florida (Freshman) 

Although just a freshman, Kennedy Baker also has one of the most anticipated floor routines this season.  Baker comes into Florida with an impressive resume.  Baker is a very powerful gymnast and is looking to ‘wow’ this season for the Gators.  Baker is looking to keep her signature piked Arabian double front in her floor routine.  We look forward to seeing this freshman gymnast take flight this season on floor. 

Kytra Hunter- Florida (Senior)
Kytra Hunter is a stellar floor performer for the Gators.  Hunter features a sky high double layout and open double back.  She has scored a perfect 10 four times in her career.  Hunter has great attention to detail and execution within her floor routine.  We look forward to watching this strong and powerful routine for one more season. 

 

Nicole Artz- Michigan (Sophomore) 

As only a sophomore, Nicole Artz is quite impressive on floor.  She set a strong career high of 9.95 in her freshman season and she is looking to impress again this season.  Artz has a strong and powerful piked full in and finishes with a stellar double pike.  Artz will look to take over the anchor position on floor for the Wolverines.  We look forward to seeing Artz shine on floor this season. 

 

AJ Jackson- Oklahoma (Freshman) 

Freshman AJ Jackson is looking impressive and powerful this preseason for the Sooners.  She features sky high tumbling including a full twisting double back.  Her chorography demands your attention and allows her personality to show.  We look forward to watching this young gymnast shine and stand out on floor this season. 
 

Haley Scaman- Oklahoma (Junior) 

Junior Haley Scaman has proven herself to be an amazing floor performer.  Scaman has scored a 10.0 on floor 2 times in her career.  She finished second on floor during event finals last year.  Scaman brings big tumbling and dynamic dance to her floor routine that makes it hard to take your eyes off her routine. KJ Kindler has done an amazing job with OU's choreography and Scaman's routine is a great example of that.  We look forward to seeing this beautiful floor routine again this season. 
 

Georgia Dabritz- Utah (Senior)

Georgia Dabritz is known to ‘wow’ you with her difficult tumbling and stellar performance quality.  Dabritz is among one of the few gymnasts who opens her floor routine with an E level pass (piked full in), and finishes with an E level pass (triple full). Dabritz scored her first perfect 10 on floor last season and is looking to close out her career with another big year for the Utes.  We look forward to seeing this quality floor routine again this season. 
 

Brandie Jay- Georgia (Junior) 

Gym Dog junior Brandie Jay is a strong gymnast on floor.  Jay has strong tumbling and clean dance within her routine.  She shows off a powerful full twisting double back and double pike.  Jay has provided the Gym Dogs with a stellar score over the past few seasons.  Jay is looking to have her best season yet and we look forward to seeing her routine again this season. Watch her floor routine from Nationals last year- GOLD

Samantha Peszek- UCLA (Senior) 

5th year senior Sam Peszek is looking to impress again in her final season.  Peszek may need rest on floor throughout the season but will be ready when it matters.  Peszek has powerful tumbling and high class dance to balance.  Last season she impressed with a difficult double layout and double pike.  She has a career high of 9.95 on floor back in 2012.  We look forward to seeing Peszek come back strong in her final season.