All-Skills Gymnastics Clinic with Ohio State's Sadie Jane Berry - Xcel Gold + Platinum

Top Tier NIL is bringing Ohio State gymnast Sadie Jane Berry to American School of Gymnastics in Keene, New Hampshire on Tuesday, December 22 for a two-session Xcel skills clinic. Berry is a junior on the Buckeyes' uneven bars lineup, a 2024 Regional 8 beam champion, and a Level 10 national team member before she ever set foot on a college campus, and she is spending her holiday break coaching Xcel gymnasts in the exact skills that carried her there.

The day is split by level so every athlete trains with her peers and works progressions that actually apply to her routines. The 4:00 PM session is for Xcel Bronze and Silver gymnasts, focused on the clean, confident basics that hold a routine together: shapes, strength, and the first real connections. The 6:00 PM session is for Xcel Gold and above, where the emphasis shifts to routine construction, connection value, bonus work, and the polish that separates a good routine from a scoring one.

This clinic is open to gymnasts from any club or organization. Whether your athlete competes for a large team or trains at a smaller gym, she will walk in, get coached, and leave with skills and corrections she can take straight back to practice.

The format is intentionally small-group and hands-on. Berry grew up in exactly this world, a Level 10 club standout who moved into a Division I bars lineup as a freshman, and she coaches the way she learned: real reps, real corrections, and honest feedback on what a routine still needs. Two hours per group means every gymnast gets meaningful repetitions and individual attention, not a spot in a crowded rotation.

Details

When: Tuesday, December 22

- Session 1: 4:00 PM — 6:00 PM (Xcel Silver and below)

- Session 2: 6:00 PM — 8:00 PM (Xcel Gold and up)

Who: Xcel Bronze and Silver gymnasts in the 4:00 PM session; Xcel Gold, Platinum, Diamond, and Sapphire gymnasts in the 6:00 PM session. Open to gymnasts from any club or organization.

Location: American School of Gymnastics, 175 Martell Ct, Keene, NH 03431

Cost: $80 per participant, covering either two-hour session

Format

Athletes will walk away with:

- Event-specific skill progressions on vault, bars, beam, and floor, matched to her current level and her next level up

- Xcel routine construction work: connections, bonus value, and the composition choices that raise a start value

- Bars coaching from a Division I bars specialist, including kips and casts, clear hips, circling skills, release moves, and stuck dismounts

- Beam work from a Regional beam champion, covering confidence sets, dance and artistry, acro connections, and full routine run-throughs

- Clean-up details that judges look for, including shapes, form, landings, and amplitude

- Strength and flexibility training she can repeat at home

- Mini-meet simulation, so gymnasts practice competing a routine start to finish with real-time coaching

- An honest strengths and weaknesses evaluation with written takeaways

- Q&A on college gymnastics, recruiting, and what it takes to compete at the next level

- Photos and autographs with Sadie Jane Berry

With small session sizes and two hours per group, every gymnast gets a meaningful number of repetitions on each event and individual corrections from a current Division I gymnast, not just a spot in line.

Sadie Jane Berry, Junior, Ohio State University Women's Gymnastics (Uneven Bars)

Berry enters the 2026-27 season as a junior for the Buckeyes after transferring to Ohio State following one season at Georgia. In her first season in Columbus she competed in nine meets on uneven bars, recorded her first career 9.900 and won the bars event title in the home finale on March 8, and posted a 9.900 that tied for the team-high score on the apparatus in 2026.

Before Ohio State, Berry spent her freshman season at Georgia, where she competed nine times on bars for the GymDogs. She posted a season-high 9.875 in back-to-back early meets at the Denver Quad Meet and at home against Boise State, averaged 9.789, compiled an NQS of 9.820, and had seven of her scores count toward the team total.

Her club career at Southeastern Gymnastics marked her as one of the top Level 10 gymnasts in the country. She was named to the 2024 Level 10 America's Top 100 list for beam and the 2020 Level 9 America's Top 100 list for bars, beam, and all-around. At the 2024 Level 10 Developmental Program National Championships, she competed on the first-place National Team and individually placed fifth on bars, ninth on beam, 15th on floor, and 11th in the all-around in the Senior A age division. She was also the 2024 Regional 8 beam champion and earned a three-star rating from College Gym News as a recruit.

Berry is a Communication major from Mooresville, North Carolina. She is an Ohio State Scholar-Athlete (2026) and a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar (2026), and she spent the summer of 2026 in Ohio State's Bucks Go Pro program interning with the athletic department's Director of Operations. She brings that same precision to every session: calm, detail-oriented coaching with high standards and a genuine investment in every gymnast she works with.