Olivia Dunne is approaching her final NCAA season and went down memory lane before her fifth year at LSU.
On Tuesday, the gymnastics and social media star posted her latest portrait and one of her previous photos for the team site.
The first portrait of his upcoming season shows Dunne wearing an LSU polo and a cross necklace. It was followed by an older headshot, showing her wearing a purple and gold zipper from her early years on the show.
“In the blink of an eye #supersenior #old,” he captioned.
His senior campaign follows his efforts to win the NCAA title at the end of his senior year. The 2023-24 team brought the university’s first national gymnastics title to Baton Rouge after a dominant regular season.
Olivia Dunne posted before and after photos ahead of her final season with the LSU Tigers
Dunne returns for his fifth year at LSU after helping the team win its first national title.
The Tigers secured their first NCAA title by scoring 198.225 to beat California (197.850), Utah (197.800) and Florida (197.4375) at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth.
“The national championship, that was obviously the ultimate goal,” Dunne told the New York Post. ‘That was the cherry on top of my last year. “It’s great to be able to make history with my entire team.”
After the season, Dunne advanced the idea of ​​returning to LSU, practicing his fifth year of eligibility due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“So I’m entitled to a fifth year, something I haven’t decided yet,” he told the Post in the summer. ‘I’m thinking about it… But I do have eligibility (for one more year at LSU).
Dunne is practicing a fifth year of NCAA eligibility rewarded to all athletes due to COVID-19
On July 8, Dunne declared his return with a video announcement on his social media pages.
During Dunne’s four years at LSU, he added to his resume such accomplishments as the 2023 SEC Academic Honor Roll, the 2022 SEC Academic Honor Roll, the 2021 WCGA All-American, the 2021 WCGA All-American and the 2021 SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll.
The social media star has a career-high score of 9.925 on bars, which she achieved in 2021 against Auburn and in 2022 against Centenary. He also has a career-high 9.90 on the court, which he achieved against Alabama in 2022.