Olivia Dunne turns up the glamour in red tank top days after making her debut for the 2025 NCAA season

Olivia Dunne is one of the most well known faces in the collegiate gymnastics circuit. The social media star recently shared a selfie sporting a red tank top, just days after competing in LSU's 2025 season opener.

Dunne first rose to fame in 2020, when she began sharing an inside glimpse of what her everyday life looked like as a student-athlete with the LSU Tigers. Since then, the youngster has gone on to amass a massive following across various social media platforms, and is the highest paid female NIL athlete.

Dunne has competed with the LSU Tigers for four years now, and is currently in her final year for the team. On Saturday, January 3, she made her season debut for the team, helping the Tigers clinch a 197.300-194.100 win over Iowa State.

Now, days after competing in her season opener, Dunne took to Instagram to share a selfie of herself dressed in a stunning red tank top.

Via Olivia Dunne's Instagram story

---

Olivia Dunne impresses in her season opener in her final year with the LSU Tigers

Dunne competes in the Iowa State v LSU meet (Image Source: Getty)

For Olivia Dunne and the LSU Tigers, 2024 was an impressive year as the team stormed to the NCAA championships, making program history. Throughout the year, Dunne competed in nine meets, recording a career high of 9.900 on floor and a season best of 9.875 on the bar.

In July 2024, the gymnast announced that she would be returning to LSU for a fifth and final year with the Tigers, telling lsusports.net,

“This past year I found a renewed love of the sport. I had trained a lot in the off season, so I felt really strong and healthy from the start and ready to contribute. I really enjoyed the dynamic of the team this year and it all came together well. Winning the national championships was a great team accomplishment, but I feel like I have more to give as an individual competitor.”

On January 3, 2025, Dunne made her season debut as a fifth year senior, competing in LSU'S meet against Iowa State. The 22-year-old competed on the beam and the floor, scoring a 9.825 and a 9.875 respectively. Overall, the Tigers had an incredible opening night, winning the meet 197.300-194.100 in front of 12,324 fans in the Pete Maravich Assembly Centre.

Dunne and co. will next be in action on January 11, when they compete in the second session of the Sprouts Farmers Market Collegiate Quad in Oklahoma.