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    Livvy Dunne

    Livvy Dunne

    Awards & Honours

    6

    Awards Won

    3

    Honours

    3

    Rankings

    3

    Covers

    3

    Records

    Livvy Dunne has achieved a remarkable set of firsts and records in her young career. She became the most-followed NCAA athlete on social media, a title she has held since 2022. Her NIL valuation topped $3.5 million annually, making her the highest-earning female college athlete at the time. She scored a perfect 10 on balance beam, a rare feat at LSU. She was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in 2024, recognizing her influence in sports and business. Her ability to balance elite gymnastics, a full academic load, and a thriving entrepreneurial career has set a new standard for student-athletes in the NIL era.

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    USA Junior Women's National Team

    USA Gymnastics·2017

    Named to the national junior team.

    Forbes 30 Under 30

    Forbes·2024

    Honoree in the Sports category.

    LSU Female Athlete of the Year

    Louisiana State University·2023

    Awarded for athletic and academic excellence.

    Rankings & Lists

    #30 Under 30

    Forbes 30 Under 30

    Forbes·2024
    #1

    Most Marketable NCAA Athlete

    On3 NIL Rankings·2023
    #1

    Most Marketable NCAA Athlete

    On3 NIL Rankings·2024

    Magazine Covers

    Sports Illustrated Swimsuit

    2023

    The Rookie

    Women's Health

    2024

    Fitness and Diabetes

    Forbes

    2024

    The NIL Revolution

    Records & Feats

    Most-followed NCAA athlete on social media

    Career Milestone·2022

    Holds the record for the largest social media following among all NCAA athletes across all sports, with over 14 million followers as of 2026.

    Highest-earning female NCAA athlete (NIL)

    Career Milestone·2023

    Topped NIL valuation at over $3.5 million annually in 2023-2024, the highest for any female college athlete at the time.

    Second LSU gymnast to score perfect 10 on balance beam

    Historic First·2022

    Scored a perfect 10 on balance beam in 2022, becoming only the second gymnast in LSU history to achieve that on the apparatus.