| CAREER HIGHS |
| Vault |
Bars |
Beam |
Floor |
All-Around |
| -- |
9.925 |
-- |
9.575 |
-- |
|
at NC State Quad Meet
March 10, 2024 |
|
at Lindenwood Tri-Meet
Jan. 29, 2023 |
|
AS A JUNIOR (2025)
Ferrari, in her third season with the Pioneers, helped guide TWU to their 13th National Title, as the Pioneers claimed the 2025 WCGNIC National Championship. The Pioneers also broke the record for highest team score with a 196.600 in Kitty Magee Arena on March 9 against NC State. Additionally, the Pioneers set a record for highest score in a season opener, scoring a 194.000 to open the season at home against Centenary. Ferrari was a mainstay on bars for the Pioneers throughout the entire season, just missing two meets. She scored a season high 9.875 in the WCGNIC Team Finals to help lead TWU to the title. Overall, she posted four scores of a 9.800 or higher on the season. During the WCGNIC Semifinals, she narrowly missed on advancing to the event finals for the second straight season; nevertheless, she did earn WCGNIC Second Team All-American honors. Ferrari additionally helped lead TWU to a second place finish at the MIC Championships, placing second on bars to earn All-MIC First Team honors. Ferrari was named a 2025 MIC Scholar-Athlete, a 2025 WCGNIC Scholar-Athlete and to the Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 LSC Commissioner's Honor Roll.Â
AS A SOPHOMORE (2024)Â
In her sophomore season with the Pioneers, Ferrari was a mainstay in the bars lineup, competing in every meet on bars for the Pioneers. On March 10 at NC State, she matched the (at the time) TWU program record on bars and set a new career high. She was named All-MIC Second Team on bars. Additionally, for the second straight year, Ferrari qualified for the USAG Individual Championships on bars. She finished with a 9.7625 at the USAG Individual Championships to be named a USAG First Team All-American on bars for the second consecutive year. She was also named a USAG Scholar Athlete and MIC Scholar Athlete. Ferrari helped guide the Pioneers to a record setting year, as TWU scored their highest score in a season opener, highest score in a home opener, scored their second highest score in program history (March 3), set a new floor record (Feb. 3), set a new home crowd record (March 3) and recorded their highest NQS in program history. The Pioneers closed the season with a second place finish at the 2024 MIC Championship and the 2024 USA Gymnastics National Championships.
AS A FRESHMAN (2023)
Ferrari helped lead the Pioneers to second in the USAG National Championship, fourth in MIC Championship, and the second highest GPA in the nation amongst all collegiate gymnastic programs. Ferrari finished third on the uneven bars in the individual competitions at the USAG National Championship with a score of 9.813. She recorded career highs in her freshman campaign with a 9.900 in bars at TWU Tri-Meet on Feb. 5 and a 9.575 in floor at Lindenwood Tri-Meet on Jan. 29. Ferrari was a Division II Regular Season All-American, received USAG first team All-America honors on bars, and was named to the Fall 2022 and Spring 2023 LSC Honor Roll.
PRIOR TO TWU
From Longmont, Colorado, Brooke Ferrari has competed in gymnastics for eight years. While competing with Airborne Gymnastics, Ferrari was a 2019 National Qualifier and a member of the 2019 Level 10 Team Colorado State Champions. Ferrari also has a passion for teaching gymnastics to younger kids. While growing up, she volunteered at the Boulder Recreational Center teaching gymnastics to children. Ferrari also has a passion for pets, as her and her family currently have four dogs and two cats.
