Top cap off her senior year, Dunne and the LSU Tigers won the school’s first-ever gymnastics national title, scoring 198.2250 to take the crown in a tightly contested competition.
“Best day ever!” wrote Dunne, the social media and name, image and likeness (NIL) star on her Instagram Story after the win.
LSU barely edged out California, which came in second with an overall 197.8500 score.
Utah came in third while Florida rounded out the top four.
LSU Tigers gymnast Olivia Dunne and LSU Tigers gymnast Chase Brock kiss the trophy after the LSU Tigers gymnastics team wins the national championship. USA TODAY Sports via Reuters ConLSU’s Olivia Dunne poses for a photo holding the trophy following the team’s win in the NCAA women’s gymnastics championships in Fort Worth, Texas, Saturday, April 20, 2024. APLSU Tigers gymnast Olivia Dunne warms up on uneven bars before the 2024 Womens National Gymnastics Championship at Dickies Arena. Jerome Miron-USA TODAY SportsThe LSU Tigers gymnastics team celebrates after winning the national championship in the 2024 Womens National Gymnastics Championship at Dickies Arena. Jerome Miron-USA TODAY SportsOlivia Dunne posted a selfie on Instagram before the championship. Olivia Dunne/Instagram
The Tigers’ Haleigh Bryant, who led the way in the Final Four, did so again with a 39.7125 all-around score on Saturday.
Aleah Finnegan also came in first on the floor with a 9.9625 score.
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