This is your fantasy gymnastics update after week one.

We're recording this on Monday, January 5th.

We'll tell you who's a steal, who's on a buy, who's injured, and who's making the lineups.

Welcome to Jimcastick, the number one gymnastics podcast in the Galaxy.

I'm Jessica, and I'm here with Spencer from the

balance theme situation and this is our college fantasy gymnastics update. We're going to start

out with the roster bargains after week one. So these are the athletes who are outperforming

their price in the Gymcastic Fantasy League. So the most expensive gymnasts cost 7,500 gym rubles.

The least expensive costs 1,500.

We're going to tell you how to get some scores from the lower end of the pricing range,

starting with gymnasts in the All-Around, which we've added to fantasy this year.

So Gabrielle Dildy from Rutgers, 1,500 Jim Rubbles, posted the third highest score in

the nation this week, week one, with a 39325.

That's great.

We have Isabella Minervini at Towson at 4,000 Jim Rubles.

If you listen to the main show this week, you know that Jessica

already anointed her part of the Roman-slash-Greek pantheon. So that's her biggest accomplishment.

But second to that is that she put together a solid meat in week one for 392 in the all-around,

which puts her tied for fourth in the country. Annalise Numenachi from Cal,500, are Trinidad and Tobago goddess, who also is a normal-sized human, so they have to raise the bars for her. That's one of my favorite facts about her. Annalise matched Isabella's score for a discounted price. It's always tough to know who's going to perform in the all-round. But if you're ranking in the top five, expected gymnasts

to keep that all-round spot barring injury or needing rest. On that note, Sage Melconian at

Cal, who didn't compete at all last year and is just at 1,500 Jim Rubles in the all-round,

because we didn't know if she was ever going to do her routine, put up a very solid performance doing all four events

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