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Jayla Hang SlowMotion Winter Cup 2025 Senior Women Gymnastics Performance Floor Beam Bars Vault

Jayla Hang competed in the Senior Women’s division at the 2025 Winter Cup, which took place on February 22, 2025, in Louisville, Kentucky. She had a strong showing across all four events. Finishing second in the all-around with a total score of 53.000, just behind Ashlee Sullivan (53.550). Floor Exercise: Jayla scored a 13.050, tying for second place with Ashlee Sullivan. This score reflects a solid routine, though Nola Matthews took the event title with a 13.300. Hang’s performance on floor was consistent with her history of strong showings in this event, having previously won bronze in the junior division at the 2023 Winter Cup and silver at the 2024 Pacific Rim Championships. Balance Beam: The beam title was shared by Claire Pease and Tatum Drusch at 13.850, with Sullivan and Zoe Molomo tying for third at 13.550. Given Hang’s all-around total of 53.000 and her known strength on beam. Uneven Bars: Alicia Zhou won the event with a 13.650. Hang has a history of excelling on bars, with a gold medal from the 2023 Winter Cup (junior division) and a bronze at the 2024 Pacific Rim Championships. Her all-around score indicates a strong, if not podium-topping, routine here, likely in the mid-13s, aligning with her past performances and Sullivan’s fourth-place tie on bars at 13.350. Vault: Jayla scored a 13.675 on her first vault, a double-twisting Yurchenko, noted for its power with only a single step back on landing. This was a standout moment in the competition’s live coverage, though Zoe Molomo won the event with a two-vault average of 13.725 (13.900, 13.550). Hang’s vault score was a key contributor to her all-around total, reflecting her consistent excellence in this event—she’s a former junior national champion (2022) and 2023 Winter Cup vault gold medalist. Jayla Hang, representing Pacific Reign Gymnastics from Bellevue, Washington, showcased her versatility and competitive edge at the 2025 Winter Cup. Her second-place all-around finish, bolstered by a shared silver on floor and a strong vault, underscores her status as a rising star in her senior elite debut season. While she didn’t claim individual event titles, her scores across all apparatuses were competitive with the field, which included Olympians like Hezly Rivera and other top contenders such as Simone Rose (third, 52.700) and Claire Pease. This performance builds on her impressive junior career, including a silver medal with the U.S. team at the 2023 Junior World Championships and an all-around gold at the 2024 Pacific Rim Championships. 0:00 Floor Exercise 2:48 Balance Beam 5:29 Uneven Bars 7:06 Vault 1 7:33 Vault 2