DEVASTATING DEATH (RIP)!!!:  (LSU) Management Sorrowfully Announces The Tragic And Sudden Death Of   “Sierra Ballard and Chase Brock” In A Devastating Car Accident Which Also Claimed The Life Of …Read More…

Sierra Ballard

Standing at 5’2″, Sierra is a graduate student specializing in vault, balance beam, and floor exercises. Beyond her athletic contributions, she has demonstrated leadership off the mat as the president of the LSU Student-Athlete Advisory Council. Her dedication and skill were recognized in 2024 when she earned NCAA All-American honors on the balance beam.

Chase Brock

Chase, a 5’4″ fifth-year senior from Atlanta, Georgia, focuses on vault, uneven bars, and floor exercises. She has been a consistent performer for the Tigers, achieving career-high scores of 9.975 on vault and 9.925 on floor. In May 2024, Chase announced her decision to return for her final season of eligibility in 2025, underscoring her commitment to the teamUnfortunately, during warm-ups prior to a competition in February 2025, she sustained an injury that sidelined her for the remainder of the season.

Both athletes were honored during LSU’s senior night in March 2025, celebrating their contributions and dedication to the gymnastics program.

Sierra Ballard

Standing at 5’2″, Sierra is a graduate student specializing in vault, balance beam, and floor exercises. Beyond her athletic contributions, she has demonstrated leadership off the mat as the president of the LSU Student-Athlete Advisory Council. Her dedication and skill were recognized in 2024 when she earned NCAA All-American honors on the balance beam.

Chase Brock

Chase, a 5’4″ fifth-year senior from Atlanta, Georgia, focuses on vault, uneven bars, and floor exercises. She has been a consistent performer for the Tigers, achieving career-high scores of 9.975 on vault and 9.925 on floor. In May 2024, Chase announced her decision to return for her final season of eligibility in 2025, underscoring her commitment to the team.  Unfortunately, during warm-ups prior to a competition in February 2025, she sustained an injury that sidelined her for the remainder of the season.

Both athletes were honored during LSU’s senior night in March 2025, celebrating their contributions and dedication to the gymnastics program.