In Pictures: Olivia Dunne, Aleah Finnegan and other LSU gymnasts work on the details of their maneuvers as they gear up for the upcoming NCAA season

Olivia Dunne, Aleah Finnegan and other LSU gymnasts were recently seen working on their moves for the upcoming 2025 gymnastics season, especially the forthcoming NCAA Championships. The NCAA Championships will see Dunne representing the LSU Tigers for the last time as a supersenior.

The official page of the LSU Tigers' gymnastics team uploaded a series of photographs on Instagram, with the caption,

"Workin' on the details"

The first photograph showed Dunne practicing a floor exercise routine. This was followed by a video glimpse of the female gymnasts' from the LSU Tigers, who would be representing the Louisiana State University at the NCAA Gymnastics Championships next year.

Screengrab of Aleah Finnegan' Instagram stories on LSU Tiger's training [Image Source : Aleah Finnegan's Instagram]

The next few photographs showed gymnasts like Haleigh Bryant, Aleah Finnegan, Amari Drayton, KJ Johnson, Konnor McClain, Lexi Zeiss, Kailin Chio, Tori Tatum, Alyona Shchennikova, etc. working on their moves for the forthcoming season. The gymnasts are preparing for a showcase event on December 16, as shared by Finnegan on her Instagram story, where they'll display their skills and have an interaction with their followers.

Olivia Dunne will be participating for the last time in 2025 as a super senior member of the LSU Tigers' gymnastics team. The 22-year-old gymnast had announced her comeback in July 2024.

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Olivia Dunne on returning to LSU for the fifth year

Olivia Dunne on returning to the LSU for the fifth year [Image Source : Olivia Dunne's Instagram]

In 2024, Olivia Dunne did the unthinkable for the LSU Tigers. Not only did she help the team secure the SEC Championships, but also contributed to the historic victory at the NCAA Championships.

The 22-year-old gymnast, in a video published in July 2024 on Instagram, mentioned:

"Dear LSU, these past four years have changed my life. There is something about putting on a purple and gold leotard. There's something about competing in front of 13,000 screaming tiger fans."

Dunne also announced that she was returning for her fifth and final year at LSU, for she was 'not done yet'.

"There's something about being pushed by your coaches to be your very best. And there's something about being part of a team that made school history. And no matter how many opportunities come my way off the mat, there's just something about LSU. And that's why I'm here to say, I'm not done yet," the gymnast added.

After her stint at LSU, Olivia Dunne has set her goals crystal clear. The American gymnast aims to contribute to the cause of female athletes in every way possible, for which she has already established 'The Livvy Fund'. Through 'The Livvy Fund', the 22-year-old gymnast will help fellow student-athletes like her to secure lucrative NIL [Name, Image, and Likeness] deals for a brighter future in sports.