She also won the title on the uneven bars with a combined two-day score of 30.100, silver on the floor exercise, and bronze on balance beam and vault. Īt the National Championships, she had a score of 57.900 on the first day of competition and 59.550 on the second day, winning the junior all-around title over defending champion Foberg. She placed third on balance beam (14.200) and floor exercise (14.350, tied with Deanne Soza). Classic in July, Hernandez won the junior all-around title with a score of 58.450, as well as winning vault (14.900) and uneven bars (15.000). In the junior-division event finals, she earned additional gold medals on the uneven bars, with a score of 14.500, and the floor exercise, with a score of 14.650. team for the 2015 City of Jesolo Trophy, where she was crowned junior all-around champion with a score of 57.650, ahead of teammates Norah Flatley and Jazmyn Foberg. She resumed training in the fall and attended the final U.S. She returned to competition soon after the injury but then suffered a torn patellar tendon and dislocated kneecap, resulting in six months out of gymnastics. In early 2014, Hernandez fractured her wrist when she slipped off the beam in a training session. Individually, Hernandez won the silver medal in the all-around behind Key. In November, she competed at the International Junior Mexican Cup in Acapulco alongside Bailie Key, Veronica Hults, and Emily Gaskins, and they won the team gold medal. She also took third on vault, fourth on floor exercise, and sixth on balance beam. She scored 56.750 to win the bronze medal in the all-around. at the Junior Japan International in Yokohama. In September, Hernandez was selected to represent the U.S. She also placed second on uneven bars and floor exercise, and tied for third on beam with Alexis Vasquez. At the National Championships in August, she won the silver medal in the junior all-around competition with a total score of 116.650, behind Bailie Key. Classic, where she placed sixth all-around and won the floor exercise title.
įollowing a national training camp, in July 2013 Hernandez was added to the U.S. There, she placed first on floor exercise, second in the all-around behind Ariana Agrapides, and third on balance beam and vault. In June, she competed at the American Classic in Huntsville, Texas. Hernandez's first meet of the 2013 season was the WOGA Classic, won the silver medal in the all-around behind Meredith Sylvia. Louis, where she placed 21st after two days of competition.
Through the Classic, she qualified to the National Championships in St. Classic, where she placed 11th in the junior division. Hernandez's elite career started in 2012 at the U.S. She has been dating fellow gymnast, Charlotte Drury, since December 2020. She has a sister, Jelysa, and a brother, Marcus, who graduated from Rutgers University-New Brunswick in 2018. She attended Abeka Academy High School in Old Bridge, New Jersey. Hernandez was born in Old Bridge Township, New Jersey, the daughter of Wanda and Anthony Hernandez, both from Puerto Rico.
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