2026 Winter Cup Women’s Competition Live Updates: Junior & Senior Results

Live updates from women’s competition at the 2026 Winter Cup. Refresh for the latest scores, routines, and highlights. Last updated: 1:45 p.m. ET.

Junior women’s competition is at 12:00 p.m. ET, and senior women’s competition is at 5:30 p.m. ET.

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Running Leaderboard | Senior Women

All-Around:

Gymnast (Club) –
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Apparatus Leaders:

Vault: Gymnast (Club) –
Bars: Gymnast (Club) –
Beam: Gymnast (Club) –
Floor: Gymnast (Club) –

Final Leaderboard | Junior Women

All-Around:

Kylie Smith (Cincinnati) – 52.700
Amia Pugh-Banks (World Class) – 50.950
Addalye VanGrinsven (Pacific Reign) – 50.500

Apparatus Winners:

Vault: Addalye VanGrinsven (Pacific Reign), Amia Pugh-Banks (World Class) – 13.475
Bars: Kylie Smith (Cincinnati) – 13.600
Beam: Audrey VanGrinsven (Pacific Reign) – 13.450
Floor: Kylie Smith (Cincinnati) – 12.950

At the conclusion of the meet, USA Gymnastics named the following gymnasts to the Junior Women’s National Team:

Espy Chang (Pacific Reign)
Aulya Daniels (GAGE)
Avery Haines (First State)
Amariah Moore (First State)
Amia Pugh-Banks (World Class)
Kylie Smith (Cincinnati)
Cassandra Tan (Pacific Reign)
Addalye VanGrinsven (Pacific Reign)
Audrey VanGrinsven (Pacific Reign)
Sydney Williams (Metroplex)

The following gymnasts also recieved international assignments:

Gymnix: Espy Chang, Aulya Daniels, Amariah Moore, Amia Pugh-Banks
Jesolo: Avery Haines, Amia Pugh-Banks, Kylie Smith, Addalye VanGrinsven, Audrey VanGrinsven, Sydney Williams

How to Watch

Streaming: YouTube (Free) – 12:00 p.m. ET (junior women) & 5:30 p.m. ET (senior women)
Live Scores: ScoreCat

Junior Women – Rotation 4

🕐 1:42 PM ET — Sydney Williams goes on bars

Van Leeuwen to start out. Straddle 1/2 to endo to Jeager. Bail to toe shoot, nice position on the bail. Hip circle to stalder full. Nicely through her dismount. Shows some nice difficulty here with that endo skill. 13.050 and moves into second on bars.

🕐 1:39 PM ET — Anslee McCauley finishes on floor

Popa to start. Not the most height on her full in, bit of an ankle stinger. Fully crashes the back 1.5 to double tuck, just didn’t get a good set out of the 1.5 unfortunately. Front tuck through to back 2.5, sits that down as well. Fatigue starting to show after a long day, but the pieces are there for a nice routine.

🕐 1:37 PM ET — Kylie Smith looks to secure title on bars

Stalder 1/2. Catches the Jeager nicely. Stalder 1/1 to Pak. Van Leeuwen is a struggle but catches with her fingertips. Full twisting double layout is the hardest dismout we’ve seen today. Should be enough to easily secure the title for her. 13.600 and ahead of Pugh-Banks by well over a point.

🕐 1:35 PM ET — Addalye VanGrinsven shows off Yurchenko 1.5

VanGrinsven hit a nice Yurchenko 1.5 as her second vault. Scaramone Quinn pointed out vault difficulty as a place the US team needs to improve, and this was one of the harder vaults we saw today. Ends up counting a 13.150 for her first vault, bringing her to 50.500 on the day.

🕐 1:33 PM ET — Sofie Davytan redeems tough day on beam

Candle mount. Wolf turn 2/1 is solid. Back handspring to layout stepout, fights to keep it on the beam. Front aerial to split to straddle is lovely. Side aerial. Switch leap to split jump 1/2 to Korbut, original combo. Sticks her double full. Good bounce back after a couple of falls earlier in the meet.

🕐 1:29 PM ET — Jazzy Saravia brings it on floor

Saw good ampliude on vault from her earlier, similar story here. Starts out with a double tuck. Back 1.5 to front layout, tucks the layout considerably. Nicely through the leap series. Wolf turn 2/1. Finishes with a double tuck, small hop in place.

🕐 1:27 PM ET — Madelyn Eagle looks to rebound on beam

Coming off of a sub-11.0 bars routine. Candle mount to start off. Wolf turn double is very slow but hit. Switch leap to split jump. Back handspring to layout stepout, nice control. Side aerial. Front tuck. Roundoff to back 1.5 dismount with a hop. 12.050

🕐 1:25 PM ET — Amia Pugh-Banks keeps it rolling on bars

Van Leeuwen to start out. Solid Jeager. Nice Ray to follow. Loses the leg form in the Pak but sticks with it and stays on the bar. Maloney to Geinger. Giant full to double tuck with a step forward. 12.350 and into first for the moment.

🕐 1:22 PM ET — Auyla Daniels shows amplitude on bars

Huge Ray, followed by a huge Jeager. Pak is nice, cast half is right to handstand. Toe on full. Double layout dismount is nicely done. 12.800

🕐 1:22 PM ET — Avery Haines concludes solid day on foor

Sitting in third position heading into this rotation. Solid double tuck to start off. Comes back with a whip full through to back 2.5, really unique pass. Nicely through the leap series. Split jump full. Finishes up with a front full, not the most difficuly but no struggle there. 11.900

Junior Women – Rotation 3

🕐 1:13 PM ET — Kylie Smith keeps up big day on vault

Smith goes 13.350 on her full twisting Yurchenko to take a five-tenth lead heading into the final rotation. She’ll head to bars next.

🕐 1:08 PM ET — Anslee McCauley brings difficulty packed routine to the beam

Back handspring to layout stepout to layout stepout is nicely done. Side aerial to split jump to straddle jump. Switch leap to switch half, small bobble. Side somi. Back handspring to back handspring to double tuck dismount, small hop in place. 12.000

🕐 1:08 PM ET — Amariah Moore shows off her technique on beam

Wolf turn full to open the routine. Back handspring to layout stepout has tons of height. Front aerial. Side aerial, solid. Switch leap to split jump to straddle jump, getting that connection bonus. Back gandpsring to back handspring to double full dismount, lots of power and takes a large hop back. 12.100

🕐 1:05 PM ET — Addalye VanGrinsven delivers a clean floor routine

Wolf turn 2/1 to start out. First pass is a full-in, large bound out of it. Front layout through to double tuck, controls that landing nicely. Popa. Split leap full. Double pike to close, nice landing there as well. 12.800

🕐 1:03 PM ET — Jaysha McClendon brings her originality to floor

Double tuck to start. Double turn. Front tuck through to double twist. Switch ring to split leap full, nice positions there. Wolf turn full. Final pass is a back 2.5 with a crossover step. Not the most difficulty but nicely executed routine. 11.700

🕐 1:01 PM ET — Sofie Davtyan misses on bars

High flying Jaeger, can’t get her hands soundly on the bar and falls. Comes back with a lovely Pak. Giant full. Double tuck dismount. 11.450

🕐 12:58 PM ET — Cassandra Tan hits floor

Split jump full. Back 2.5 to front tuck, nicely done. Whip full through to back double full for the second pass. Switch leap to switch side as her dance combination. Double tuck to finish. 12.100

🕐 12:58 PM ET — Amia Pugh-Banks DTY alert!

Pugh-Banks hits a solid double twisting Yurchenko, the hardest vault of the day so far. 14.000

🕐 12:55 PM ET — Avery Haines keeps it rolling on beam

Having a solid meet through two, will look to keep on track on beam. Switch leap to split jump, great toe point. Back handspring to layout stepout. Side aerial, break at the hips but keeps it on the beam. Full turn. Front aerial. Back handspring to back handspring to double full dismount. 12.200

🕐 12:52 PM ET — Lily Tickner heads to bars

Jaeger is caught nicely. Hip circle to Pak, keeps her legs squeezed together. Stalder to toe shoot. Giant full. Nice body position in the double layout dismount. 12.300

🕐 12:46 PM ET — Alicia Sacramone Quinn joins the broadcast

Alicia is looking for untapped potential among the junior athletes. Wants seniors to be aiming for a 5.5 base difficulty, but is aiming for 5.0 routines for the juniors.

Junior Women – Rotation 2

🕐 12:41 PM ET — Eva Doherty scratches leg events

World Class’ Eva Doherty has scratched vault and floor.

🕐 12:37 PM ET — Jaysha McClendon shows unique beam mount

Candle mount with half turn. Back handspring to layout stepout. Side aerial, broken connection into the split jump to Korbut. Split ring jump. Back tuck. Switch leap to sissone. Roundoff to double full dismount. A bit shaky but has shown great originality on all of her events so far. 11.450

🕐 12:35 PM ET — Cassandra Tan takes a fall on beam

Wolf turn 1.5 to start, going for a double. Side aerial with a leg-up check. Back handspring to layout stepout is back on track. Switch leap to split jump, nice split in the switch leap. Off on the lone back tuck. Doesn’t get a ton of height on the double twist beam dismount but landed comfortably. 11.350

🕐 12:32 PM ET — Amia Pugh-Banks shines on floor

Really captivating choreo to start off. Huge full twisting double tuck, large hop back but keeps it in bounds. Front layout to double tuck. Great musicality being shown here. Double wolf turn. Split leap full through to switch half, nice split positions. Finishes up with a double pike, easily completed. 12.650

🕐 12:28 PM ET — Espy Chang shoes off beam difficulty.

gets through a difficulty-packed routine including a side aerial to layout stepout and double wolf turn. Foot slips off the beam going into the back 1.5 dismount but is still somehow able to stick. 12.700

🕐 12:28 PM ET — Auyla Daniels brings artistry on floor

Wolf turn 3/1 to start off, smooth. Back 1.5 through to double tuck is nicely done. Split leap full. Front pike through to double twist. Sticks the double pike in the third pass. Only GAGE athlete here on the junior side after what feels like years of GAGE dominating the junior ranks. 12.300

🕐 12:25 PM ET — Avery Haines goes to bars

Our leader after rotation one. Stalder 1/2 to endo 1/2 to Chow to Pak, nice amplitude. Van Leeuwen. Stalder full. Goes for the double layout but is piked throughout. 12.400

🕐 12:22 PM ET — Lily Tickner shows two vaults

Starting off with a Yurchenko full, completed comfortably. 12.800. Second vault is a front handspring front pike, bit of a deep landing.

🕐 12:19 PM ET — Kylie Smith kicks off rotation two on floor

Sitting just outside of the top three after Rotation 1. Starts off with a full in, nice height there. Nicely through the back 1.5 to front full. Popa. Split leap full to switch full. Double wolf turn. Whip full through to double tuck to finish, great routine! 12.95

🕐 12:14 PM ET — Betty Okino joins the broadcast

Okino is joining us on the broadcast to talk about Winter Cup being a national team re-ranking event for the first time (on the women’s side). She’s not expecting 100% now, but is looking for clean, simple routines with confidence instead of big skills at this point in the season. Gymnix and Jesolo assignments up for grabs today.

Junior Women – Rotation 1

🕐 12:10 PM ET — Ansley Stevens ends first rotation on beam

Back handspring to layout stepout to layout stepout, keeps it on the beam with a wobble. Switch to switch side. Front aerial is solid. Side aerial. Roundoff to double full with a hop back. 12.350

🕐 12:08 PM ET — WOGA girls struggle on floor

Sofie Davtyan up now. Double tuck to start. Can’t get the combo pass and sits it down. Comes back with a nice 2.5 twist. Split leap full. Double wolf turn. Paul Juda is taking personal responsibility for jinxing her here. We’ve seen a couple of falls on combo passes from WOGA gymnasts today. 10.850

🕐 12:07 PM ET — Pugh-Banks hits beam

Large break on her front aerial, but otherwise an authoritative routine from the reigning Championships medalist. 11.950

🕐 12:04 PM ET — Jaysha McClendon shows off big skills

Toe full to start. Maloney to Ricna is lovely. Toe half to Yezhova. Toe on to Van Leeuwen. Full twisting double tuck is a struggle, lets go of the bar a bit early and lands low with a big bound forward. Great work on the bars. 12.000

🕐 12:01 PM ET — Cassandra Tan flies on bars

Tkatchev with lots of height. Hip circle to giant full to giant half to swing back. Keeps the legs glued through the double layout dismount. 12.300

🕐 11:56 AM ET — Espy Chang gets things going on bars

Jaeger to start. Toe full with a broken connection into the Pak. Toe on to toe shoot. Hip circle. Double tuck dismount with a small step back. One missed connection but otherwise a clean routine. 12.000

🕐 11:50 AM ET — Kylie Smith delivers on beam

Smith is one to watch after a successful junior season last year. Opens with a side aerial. Full turn. Back handspring to layout stepout is solid. Switch leap to switch side, small bobble there. Front aerial. Roundoff to double tuck with great height. Picking up right where she left off. 12.800

🕐 11:48 AM ET — Audrey VanGrinsven takes to the bars

The youngest competitor today at just 12 years old. Huge Tkatchev. Giant full. Giant half to swing back. Toe shoot. Double tuck with a small bound in place. 11.900

🕐 11:45 AM ET — Amariah Moore misses on vault

Moore went for a Yurchenko full, but rolled out of the landing. 12.450

🕐 11:34 AM ET — Athletes are walking in and starting their touch warmup.

2026 Winter Cup Women’s Competition Live Updates: Junior & Senior Results