2026–2027 AAU Competition Team

Proud to Represent Cape Fear Gymnastics

We are excited to celebrate our 2026–2027 Cape Fear Gymnastics AAU Competition Team!

Our competitive program gives athletes the opportunity to take their gymnastics further while continuing to train in the positive, supportive, and encouraging environment that defines CFG.

We want our gymnasts to become strong athletes — but we also want them to develop confidence, independence, discipline, teamwork, perseverance, and a genuine love for the sport.

Our competitive program focuses on:

  • Skill development and proper technique
  • Strength, flexibility, and conditioning
  • Confidence and independence
  • Teamwork and sportsmanship
  • Consistency and perseverance
  • Individual athlete growth and goals

Competition is an exciting part of being on team, but at CFG, the journey matters just as much as the results.

We celebrate progress, encourage athletes through challenges, and help each gymnast continue working toward their own individual goals while being part of something bigger — their team.

Meet Our 2026–2027 Team

Bronze Members

  • Adelyn Moss
  • Adley Adams
  • Aleah Adams
  • Annabelle Gladden
  • Elena Walton
  • Emily Walton
  • Emmie Wright
  • Evie Miliotis
  • Gracelee Pittman
  • Mackenzie Hartley

Silver Members

  • Carleigh Rowland
  • Chloe Bryan
  • Emma Kohut
  • Layla Bartlett
  • Stella Childress

Gold Members

  • Anna Potts
  • Emma Henry
  • Maxine Price
  • Porter Judge
  • Renee Dooley
  • Tessa Pease
  • Winter Murphy

Platinum Members

  • Brinley Thompson
  • Kaylee Henry

Congratulations to 

Our Competitive Athletes!

We are proud of the work you’ve put in to reach this point and can’t wait to watch you continue to grow, compete, and represent CFG throughout the season.

2026–2027 Meet Schedule

Our CFG athletes will represent the gym at four competitions during the 2026–2027 season.

Ultimate Beach Classic

January 22nd–24th, 2027

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Palmetto Patriots Classic

February 5th–7th, 2027

North Charleston, South Carolina

Carnival in Carolina

February 19th–21st, 2027

Raleigh, North Carolina

Coastal Classic

March 4th–7th, 2027

Wilmington, North Carolina

Exact competition days and session times are determined by meet hosts and will be shared with team families when available.

The Path to Team

Our Pre-Team Developmental Program

Does your gymnast dream of competing one day?

At Cape Fear Gymnastics, athletes don’t have to start out ready for competition. Our Pre-Team Program provides a developmental pathway for gymnasts who show interest and potential in taking their gymnastics further.

Through Levels 1–3, athletes progressively develop the skills, strength, flexibility, confidence, focus, consistency, and training habits needed for competitive gymnastics.

Movement through the pathway is based on individual readiness rather than simply age or time spent in a level.

Level 1

Building the Foundation

Level 1 introduces athletes to the foundations needed for our developmental team pathway.

Gymnasts work on body positions, strength, flexibility, fundamental gymnastics skills, and proper technique while becoming comfortable with a more focused training environment.

The goal is to create a strong foundation that athletes can continue building on as they progress.

Level 2

Building Skills & Consistency

Level 2 athletes continue developing their gymnastics foundation while working toward more advanced skills and greater consistency.

Training places additional emphasis on strength, flexibility, technique, focus, and independence as gymnasts begin preparing for the increased expectations of the next stage of our team pathway.

Level 3

Preparing for Competition

Level 3 is the final step in our Pre-Team Program and is designed for gymnasts preparing to transition onto the CFG Competition Team.

Athletes continue refining skills and technique while developing the strength, confidence, focus, consistency, and training habits needed for competitive gymnastics.

Athletes who demonstrate readiness for team may transition from Level 3 into our competitive program each April.

Moving Through the Team Pathway

Every gymnast develops at a different pace.

Our coaches continually evaluate athletes throughout the Pre-Team Program and make advancement decisions based on factors including:

  • Skill readiness and technique
  • Strength and flexibility
  • Consistency
  • Focus and coachability
  • Confidence and independence
  • Training habits and commitment
  • Overall readiness for the next level

Advancement is coach-recommended and based on what we believe will best support each athlete’s continued development.

Our goal isn’t to move athletes through the pathway as quickly as possible — it’s to make sure they’re prepared, confident, and ready for what’s next.

Interested in Competitive Gymnastics?

Let’s Find the Right Starting Point

If your child has a goal of competing in gymnastics, we’d love to help guide your family toward the appropriate path.

Athletes interested in our competitive program begin with an evaluation of their current experience, skills, and readiness so we can determine the best starting point within CFG.

Contact us through our website to learn more about:

Our Competition Team   ·   Pre-Team Levels 1–3   ·   Skill Development   ·   Evaluations   ·   Next Steps

Whether competition is a future goal or your gymnast is ready to begin working toward it now, we’re here to help them take the next step.

We can’t wait to see where their gymnastics journey takes them!

Ask About Our Team Pathway

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