Today, a look at the top scorers on each event for the US so far in 2023.

Vault – 1st Vault

1. Amelia Disidore	14.250
1. Tiana Sumanasekera	14.250
3. Joscelyn Roberson	14.233
4. Addison Fatta	14.200
5. Katelyn Jong	14.150
6. Brynn Torry	14.100
7. Dulcy Caylor	14.050
8. Elle Mueller	13.666
9. Zoe Miller	13.650
10. Ashlee Sullivan, Katelyn Rosen, Madray Johnson	13.600

On vault, Amelia Disidore’s DTY from Saturday’s American Classic moved her into a tie with Tiana Sumanasekera’s DTY for first in the country, just ahead of Josc Roberson’s round-off 1/2 on lay full, which leads the way in difficulty with its 5.2 compared to the 5.0 for the DTY.

The top vault scores in the world so far this year—presumably for exactly 25 more days—have been handspring rudis (5.4 D) scoring in the 14.3s and 14.4s.

Bars

1. Zoe Miller	14.850
2. Myli Lew	14.250
3. Nola Matthews	14.067
4. Elle Mueller	14.033
5. Charlotte Booth	13.750
6. Addison Fatta	13.700
7. Lexi Zeiss	13.500
8. Dulcy Caylor	13.350
9. Madray Johnson	13.300
10. Katelyn Jong	13.200

Myli Lew’s bars performance from American Classic, where she tied for first with Melanie De Jesus Dos Santos on 14.250, has launched her into second in the US hierarchy—behind only Zoe Miller, who owns the top three bars scores in the country this year. At US Nationals last year, a bars score of 14.250 was bested only once, by Shilese Jones on the first day, and an average of 14.225 was enough to clinch a share of the event title for Jones and Leanne Wong. 

Beam

1. Tiana Sumanasekera	13.967
2. Ashlee Sullivan	13.800
3. Joscelyn Roberson	13.733
4. Katelyn Rosen	13.650
4. Madray Johnson	13.650
6. Nola Matthews	13.500
7. Elle Mueller	13.450
8. Skye Blakely	13.400
9. Malea Milton	13.300
10. Lexi Zeiss	13.100

Sumanasekera’s beam performances from Pan Ams stand as the best American beaming of the year, but followed closely by Ashlee Sullivan’s 13.8 from Stuttgart and Roberson’s 13.733, also from Pan Ams. Sumanasekera, however, has three beam scores over 13.4 this year, while no one else has more than one.

Last year, Ciena Alipio placed 2nd at nationals behind Konnor McClain on beam with an average of 13.775, while McClain’s average of 14.450 won the title.

Floor

1. Joscelyn Roberson	14.150
2. Tiana Sumanasekera	13.700
3. Kaliya Lincoln	13.600
4. Ashlee Sullivan	13.550
5. Nola Matthews	13.350
6. Addison Fatta	13.300
6. Katelyn Rosen	13.300
8. Elle Mueller	13.266
9. Madray Johnson	13.250
10. Amelia Disidore	13.200

Roberson owns the top 4 floor scores in the US this year, peaking at 14.150, and her 2023 average of 13.848 also ranks higher than anyone else’s peak on the year. Shilese Jones won floor at nationals last year with a 14.175 average, ahead of Jade Carey in 2nd with a 13.950 average. Jade Carey’s 14.166 from the all-around final was the highest floor score for the US at worlds last year.

Vault – 2 Vaults

1. Joscelyn Roberson	14.083
2. Addison Fatta	13.325

Just two American vaulters have gone for a second vault this year, Roberson and Fatta, with Roberson’s combination of 5.2/5.0 D scores comfortably leading the way.