2021 DENVER ROSTER
Seniors
Lynnzee Brown	VT UB BB FX	Competed AA in first 7 meets before injury #1 returning score on FX (9.920), UB (9.895), VT (9.870) #2 returning score on BB (9.895) Finished ranked #7 AA for second straight year
Emily Glynn	VT UB FX	Competed VT, UB, FX every meet in 2020 #2 returning score on UB (9.890), VT (9.810) #4 returning score on FX (9.825)
Mia Sundstrom	VT UB BB FX	Competed in first 5 meets of 2020 before injury Avg of 9.830 VT, 9.825 UB, 9.575 BB
Juniors
Natalie Morton	UB	Competed 4 UBs in 2020, avg 9.444
Alexandra Ruiz	VT UB BB FX	Competed AA in 8 of 10 meets in 2020 #3 returning score on FX (9.835), VT (9.800) #4 returning score on UB (9.860), BB (9.820)
Alexis Vasquez	BB	Competed BB in every meet in 2020 #1 returning score on BB (9.960) Competed 1 VT for 9.725
Sophomores
Victoria Fitts	VT	Competed 2 VTs in 2020, hit 1 of 2 for 9.825
Amoree Lockhart	VT UB BB FX	Competed BB, FX every meet in 2020 #2 returning score on FX (9.845) #4 returning score on BB (9.820) Showed 4 UBs (avg 9.306), 1 VT (9.525)
Callie Schlottman	BB	Competed 3 BB in 2020, hitting 2 of 3
AK Subject	VT UB FX	Competed VT, UB every meet in 2020 #3 returning score on UB (9.870) #4 returning score on VT (9.760) Competed FX in 8 of 10 meets, NQS 9.685
Freshmen
Rose Casali	VT UB FX	Southeastern 6th AA, 5th UB, 2019 JO Nationals
Jessica Hutchinson	VT UB BB FX	Silvia’s 10th FX, 2019 JO Nationals
Isabel Mabanta	VT BB FX	Denton Former senior elite 19th AA, 2018 US Classic
Rylie Mundell	VT UB BB FX	CGI 4th AA, 2019 JO Nationals 7th AA, 2020 Nastia Cup
Abbie Thompson	VT BB FX	Orlando Metro 6th AA, 4th FX, 2019 JO Nationals

RANKING HISTORY
2020 – 7th
2019 – 4th
2018 – 15th
2017 – 9th
2016 – 15th
2015 – 15th
2014 – 18th
2013 – 20th
2012 – 23rd
2011 – 17th

THE 2020 STORY
The 2020 season (as it were) may have seen a drop for Denver in the rankings compared to 2019’s finish, but that was pretty much always going to happen. A very specific confluence of events allowed Denver to finish 4th in 2019, and being able to retain a spot in the top 8 during the 2020 season with competitive scores throughout the year—even when Lynnzee Brown was missing with injury, on top of not having Sundstrom—proved that 2019 wasn’t a fluke and that 2020 should be chalked up as a victory.

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