Olivia Dunne (Photo via Olivia Dunne/Instagram)
Olivia Dunne is back in the United States.

The 21-year-old LSU gymnast had been enjoying some downtime in the West of Mexico after a busy time with Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit 60th anniversary issue.

The college sports superstar was back looking better than ever after she took to her Instagram stories to show how elegant she looked as she wore a tight-fitting red dress for a night out in Los Angeles.

Olivia Dunne wore all red and completed her outfit with a Gucci purse that goes for around $1200.

On this night out, the NIL GOAT was joined by her friend Lucy Guo, an entrepreneur and influencer. The two of them took a selfie while inside a bar.

After attending the debut of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit’s 60th-anniversary edition last weekend, Olivia Dunne took some time to unwind in Los Cabos.

During the Memorial Day weekend, the 21-year-old and her sister, Julz Dunne, rode horses on a beach in Mexico, as seen in pictures she shared on Instagram. She flaunted her sun-kissed tan in a bikini from the sportswear firm Vuori Clothing—the first company Dunne inked a name, image, and likeness (NIL) arrangement in June 2021.

LSU and Olivia Dunne Capture First NCAA Gymnastics Championship

Olivia Dunne (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit)
Olivia Dunne added a championship to her already storied NCAA career.

The rising gymnast assisted her Louisiana State University team in winning the school’s first-ever NCAA women’s gymnastics title.

“Best day ever!” Dunne, 21, wrote on her Instagram Stories after the team’s win.

According to ESPN, LSU finished the championship year with a score of 198.2250 in the finals, helped by senior Sierra Ballard, who recorded a career-high 9.95 on rotations, and Aleah Finnegan, who completed the Tigers’ victory with a score of her own of 9.95.

Although Dunne did not participate in the team’s final battle, she has grown to become one of the most well-known collegiate athletes, having amassed eight million TikTok followers and more than five million Instagram followers. Dunne was crucial to the team’s success all season long.

How much money does Hailey Van Lith make in NIL? LSU point guard’s off field endorsements explored

Hailey Van Lith has emerged as one of the premier guards in women’s college basketball. The talented player transferred to LSU after starring at Louisville. Van Lith’s skills have also made her highly marketable. She is signed by Adidas on a lucrative sponsorship deal, a major brand in the sport looking to capitalize on her popularity.

Raking in the cash, Van Lith’s endorsement earnings are substantial. Her lucrative NIL deals with Adidas and other brands have made her one of the top earners in college basketball.

Hailey Van Lith has signed some lucrative NIL deals with several major brands.

How much money does Hailey Van Lith make in NIL?

Hailey Van Lith has an On3 NIL Valuation of $565,000, ranking sixth in women’s college basketball. Through her lucrative Adidas deal and other endorsements, she earns a substantial income playing for LSU.

Van Lith’s NIL portfolio is stacked. In 2021, she was signed by Dick’s Sporting Goods, one of the largest sporting goods retailers, as an NIL trailblazer when the opportunities were just emerging.

Although now commonplace, NIL deals with luxury brands were rare when Van Lith partnered with streetwear label Billionaire Girls Club. For International Women’s Day 2021, she was featured in a collaboration between the brand and Overtime that included hoodies and crop tees.

Van Lith also has NIL deals with Tigers NIL Store, Invesco QQQ, 94 Feet of Game, Shaquille O’Neal Foundation and Sierato.

How has the move from Louisville to LSU boosted Hailey Van Lith’s profile?

Hailey Van Lith’s blockbuster transfer from Louisville to LSU last offseason catapulted her profile and marketability to new heights.

The high-profile move from the Atlantic Coast Conference to the talent-rich Southeastern Conference significantly expanded Van Lith’s reach and visibility, aligning her with the passionate LSU fan base. Her social media following grew exponentially in the wake of the announcement as excitement built around her arrival in Baton Rouge.

Now boasting over 1.1 million followers across Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, Van Lith has maximized her fame and earning potential since joining the Tigers. The transfer to a high-level SEC program has cemented her status as one of the most recognizable and commercially successful athletes in women’s college basketball.

Van Lith’s transition to LSU has also been seamless thanks to the program’s strong support for women’s basketball and her relationship with coach Kim Mulkey. She has quickly become a cornerstone for the Tigers due to LSU’s investment in creating a contender and Mulkey’s proven ability to maximize talent.