Charlotte Drury

Competing at the 28th International Frivolten Cup in Herrljunga, Sweden, she won the double mini event with a total score of 63.900.

She also finished eighteenth in the individual event with a total score of 64.550.

In July, Drury competed at the US T&T Championships in San Antonio, Texas.

She finished twenty-fifth in the individual event with a total score of 65.200, fourth in the synchronized event alongside Parris with a combined score of 99.200 and third in the double mini event with a total score of 63.700.

In February, Drury added to her double mini titles by winning the event at the Winter Classic in St. Petersburg, Florida with a total score of 129.300.

She also finished seventh in the individual event with a total score of 41.490.

In March, she competed at the US Elite Challenge in Tulsa, Oklahoma, placing second in both the individual and double mini events with total scores of 47.990 and 128.900 respectively.

In the synchronized event she finished fourth with new partner Maggie Gallagher with a combined score of 113.100.

In May, Drury was in Cleveland, Ohio for the Stars and Stripes Cup.

Competing in all three events, she finished seventh in individual with a total score of 38.065 and fifth in double mini with a total score of 119.700.

Paired again with Gallagher, they finished sixth with a combined score of 106.700 in synchronized.

In July, Drury competed at the US T&T Championships in Long Beach, California.

This time Drury and Gallagher finished fourth in the synchronized event with a combined score of 114.700, while in the individual event she finished nineteenth with a total score of 47.515.

Loulé, Portugal in September was the setting for Drury's last competition of the year.

Charlotte Frances Drury (born June 4, 1996) is an American trampoline gymnast.

In June, 2010, she participated in the Junior Olympic National Championships in Virginia Beach, Virginia.

She ended up winning her age group in the double mini event with a total score of 63.500 and finished seventh in the individual event with a total score of 53.500.

Moving gyms yet again to World Elite Gymnastics in Rancho Santa Margarita, California, Drury began her elite career in March at the Winter Classic in Houston, Texas.

She finished eighth in the individual event with a total score of 28.975 and fifth in the double mini event with a total score of 61.700.

In April, Drury was in Fort Worth, Texas for the US Elite Challenge.

Competing for the first time in the synchronized event, she placed first with partner Deana Parris with a combined score of 121.400.

She also placed third in the individual event with a total score of 49.110 and finished fifteenth in the double mini event with a total score of 32.100.

In June, Drury was in Europe where she claimed her first title outside the United States.

She has been a member of the US Trampoline and Tumbling National Team since 2011, and was an alternate at the 2020 Summer Olympics games in Tokyo.

Drury began artistic gymnastics at age three.

When she was around five years old, she started practicing at the National Gymnastics Training Center in nearby Aliso Viejo, California, where she first met fellow aspiring gymnasts McKayla Maroney and Kyla Ross.

Together they worked their way up the levels, eventually completing level 10 at Gym-Max Gymnastics in Costa Mesa, California.

However, when it came time to commit to continuing at the elite level, she soon realized her enthusiasm for artistic had waned.

"I was in artistic gymnastics from 3 to 13," Drury said.

"And it’s not that I didn’t still love artistic. I just didn’t have the same passion. I was healthy but in my heart I just didn’t have the drive for artistic gymnastics anymore. I didn’t have the passion to push myself anymore."

Still needing an outlet for her energy, she was encouraged to find something else to stay busy.

"That first day (after leaving artistic) I was bouncing off the walls and I remember my mom saying ‘You need to do something or you’re going to drive me insane,’" Drury recalled.

That night she showed up at a trampoline class.

"That first time it was like ‘this is where I’m supposed to be. This is home.’" Drury said.

She began training at Team OC Gymnastics in Costa Mesa, California and within her first year was competing at level 9.

At the 7th International Loulé Cup, she won the individual event with a total score of 138.690.

In May, Drury competed at the US Elite Challenge in Frisco, Texas.

Another partner change saw her winning the synchronized event with Texas native Shaylee Dunavin with a combined score of 77.700.

At the 2014 Minsk World Cup, she finished at the top of the podium in the individual event, becoming the first American woman to win a gold medal in trampoline at a World Cup.

That same year, she was crowned national champion at the USA Gymnastics Championships.