Emily Kmetko

The newcomer to The Rock and the world of competitive gymnastics. After receiving a scholarship from Gymnastics USA, Emily, her mom and brother move to Colorado so she can follow her dreams. But being the new girl isn’t all that it is cracked up to be as she receives a less than warm welcome from the other gymnasts.

Chelsea Hobbs

Hobbs hails from Vancouver, Canada and has been singing, dancing and acting almost as soon as she could walk, performing for anyone who would grant her audience. Her formal training began at the age of three, when she started dancing five hours a day, six days a week. After divorcing when Chelsea was only seven, her parents enrolled her in acting classes so that she would have another creative outlet. It took them no time at all to realize that Hobbs’ talents were too big for recitals and children's plays.

Over the course of her youth, she appeared in over 40 commercials and subsequently booked a role over hundreds of other girls in the kids' improvisational TV series, “No Adults Aloud.” Hobbs’ educational career was quickly fast-tracked from an advanced secondary school arts curriculum, to being enrolled in an intensive acting program with students five years her senior and over, to graduating from home-school on-set at the age of 16.

Hobbs’ lead role as ‘Gerda’ in Hallmark's “Snow Queen,” and the Leo Award nomination she received for it, brought her attention from the States and before she knew it, she was living in Los Angeles with a TV pilot (“Save the Last Dance”) under her belt and a budding film career ahead of her. Over her several years of acting in L.A., she had a recurring role on the show “The L Word” and was fortunate enough to play a part in “Lords of Dogtown” with Heath Ledger as well as “Beach Girls,” a made for Lifetime movie with Rob Lowe. Her role in “Beach Girls” was such a hit with the network, Hobbs was brought back to star in more Lifetime films as the good girl gone bad in “The Party Never Stops: Diary of a Binge Drinker” and “Confessions of a Go-Go Girl,” which also led to her appearing on CBS's “Cold Case” as a murderous pin-up girl.