Haleigh Bryant

Level 10

Bryant competed at the 2016 Nastia Liukin Cup where she placed sixth in the junior division.^[4] She competed at the 2016 Junior Olympic Championships where she placed sixth in the all-around. At the 2017 Junior Olympic Championships Bryant placed first in the all-around in the junior-B division and also won titles on vault and floor exercise.^[5]

Bryant returned to the Nastia Liukin Cup in 2018, winning the senior title.^[6] At the 2018 Junior Olympic Championships she defended her vault title and finished second on floor exercise and third in the all-around. The following year Bryant once again won gold on vault. She additionally placed first on uneven bars and second in the all-around.

In November 2019 Bryant signed her national letter of intent with the Louisiana State Tigers.^[7] In her final level 10 before going to Louisiana State University, she competed at the 2020 Nastia Liukin Cup where she won the all-around title. In doing so she became the first gymnast to win two Nastia Liukin Cup titles.^[8] At her final Junior Olympic Championships Bryant once again won the title on vault.

2020–21 season

Bryant made her NCAA debut in a meet against Arkansas where she recorded the highest all-around score.^[9] She earned her first perfect ten on vault in a meet against Missouri on March 3.^[10]

At the SEC Championships Bryant won the vault title and helped LSU finish second as a team behind Alabama.^[11] At the NCAA Championships semi-finals Bryant won the vault title alongside Anastasia Webb; additionally she placed fifth in the all-around and on balance beam. However, LSU did not advance to the finals.^[12]

2023–24 season

On February 9, in a meet against Georgia, Bryant earned her first perfect 10 on the balance beam. In doing so, she became the fourteenth NCAA gymnast to earn a gym slam (a perfect 10 on each of the four apparatuses) and the first LSU gymnast to do so.^[13] At the 2024 NCAA Championships, she won third on Balance Beam, and claimed the title of All Around National Champion.^[14] She also lead her team to LSU's first ever National Championship.^[15]

2024-25 season

In April 2024 Bryant announced that she would be returning for a fifth and final year.^[16] At the 2025 SEC championships Bryant won the all-around and beam titles as well as placing second on vault and floor.^[17] Her scores helped the tigers win the team competition, with Bryant becoming a five-time SEC Champion.^[17] At the 2025 NCAA Championships she finished sixth in the all-around.

Bryant announced her retirement from gymnastics on Instagram in April 2025, finishing her career as a 3 time national champion.^[18]

Career perfect 10.0

Regular season rankings