The athletic record dispels the notion that Arenas was merely an online creator who happened to wear a leotard. She contributed tangible points to top-tier LSU teams, culminating in the program's first-ever NCAA National Championship in Fort Worth, Texas, in April 2024.
| Season | Primary Event Lineup | Career-High Score | Key Achievements |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 (Freshman) | Vault, Balance Beam | 9.900 (Vault) | SEC All-Freshman Team; immediate lineup anchor |
| 2022 (Sophomore) | Vault, Balance Beam | 9.925 (Vault) | SEC Academic Honor Roll; consistent 9.850+ leadoff |
| 2023 (Junior) | Vault, Balance Beam, Floor | 9.925 (Vault) | Helped squad reach NCAA Four on the Floor finals |
| 2024 (Senior) | Specialist Depth / Vault | 9.875 (Vault) | LSU Tigers win NCAA National Championship title |
Her specialty was the Yurchenko full on vault. By maximizing distance and amplitude, Arenas consistently earned 9.875s and 9.900s, mitigating deductions that plague less experienced collegiate athletes. In collegiate gymnastics, tenths of a point decide meets; having an athlete consistently post dependable marks in the first position is tactically invaluable for a coaching staff.
