Olivia Dunne Is Sculpted and Smiling on Gymnasium Floor in Latest Competition Pics

The SI Swimsuit model and NCAA athlete matched her personal season-high score on the floor last Friday.

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NCAA gymnastics season is in full swing, and Olivia Dunne’s Instagram account is full of gorgeous competition pics. 

In her latest post, the LSU athlete rocked a gorgeous white-and-purple long sleeve leotard featuring silver-and-gold bedazzled details. She was captured with a huge smile on her face, during her floor routine, as she was positioned on one side with one arm extended over her head in a half-circle motion. She opted for a high ponytail with fun purple-and-gold hair accessories, representative of her school’s colors, and her blonde-brown roots were braided neatly. Dunne flaunted her sculpted figure, toned arms and power pose. 

In the second snap, the 21-year-old, who is dating MLB player Paul Skenes, was photographed celebrating and hugging her teammates, with her ankle bandage wraps and toned legs on full display.

“Our pleasure,” the SI Swimsuit model, who was photographed in Puerto Rico for her debut with the magazine and Portugal for her upcoming rookie feature, captioned the duo of pics that she shared with her 4.9 million followers.

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“cutie pa tootie,” Katie Sigmond commented.

“chick fil a date soon?” Haleigh Bryant wrote.

“slivvying,” Quinn Holmes added.

“You amaze me 💜💜,” Katie Feeney complimented.

“GORG,” Lexi Zeis chimed.

“10/10,” Lily Chee declared.

Dunne, who is the highest-paid female college athlete in the country, is also a social media sensation and the creator of The Livvy fund. She first entered a gymnasium at the age of 3 and has never looked back.

“SI Swim means to me being comfortable in your own skin and being undeniably you, which is something I still work on to this day,” Dunne said during her brand photo shoot for this year’s issue. “Body image is something that a lot of girls struggle with, especially young girls. In the sport of gymnastics, [body image is] a huge thing, and it’s something that I’m still working on to this day, being confident. But SI’s really helped me to see that it’s O.K. to not be perfect and to just be comfortable in your own skin.”

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