Livvy Dunne has officially announced her return to LSU for a fifth year of competing with their gymnastics team, bringing joy to fans.
On Monday, July 8, Livvy Dunne, a gymnast at LSU, took to social media to announce that she was not finished with her gymnastics career just yet, stating “I am not Dunne yet.”
In a video showcasing the highlights of her four years at LSU, she included a letter in which she expressed, “LSU, these past four years have truly transformed my life. There is a certain feeling that comes with donning a purple and gold leotard and competing in front of 13,000 passionate Tiger fans.”
“There is a certain motivation that comes from being pushed by your coaches to constantly improve. Additionally, being a member of a team that has made school history is a truly special experience.”
“Despite the various opportunities that may arise outside of the mat, there is a special feeling I have towards LSU that cannot be ignored. That is why I am proud to declare – I am not finished with LSU yet.”
Dunne, a key player in the LSU Tigers’ NCAA championship win in April, concluded her statement by saying, “Here’s to my fifth and final year of eligibility, baby.”
Dunne’s supporters were overjoyed upon hearing her news. Numerous individuals expressed their congratulations on her post, and some even concurred that “true athletes complete 5 years.”
Despite acknowledging that the opportunities she’s received outside of her athletic performance cannot match the experience of competing for LSU, Dunne remains at the forefront of college athletes with one of the most lucrative NIL deals in the NCAA.
She used her earnings to establish ‘The Livvy Fund’, an organization dedicated to offering LSU female athletes insider advice and networking opportunities.”According to their website, ‘The Livvy Fund’ serves as a platform for brands and supporters to contribute to and show their support for our Lady Tigers.”
Despite her fame and high earnings, Dunne remains focused on making a difference for college athletes. As she prepares for her final year competing for the LSU Tigers, she cherishes the opportunity and does not take it for granted.
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