Baton Rouge, Louisiana - Olivia Dunne has just made a huge power move by securing NIL deals for her LSU gymnastics teammates with Accelerator Active Energy, all through The Livvy Fund.

In July, Dunne launched The Livvy Fund at LSU, in partnership with Bayou Traditions, to help female college athletes connect with brands to land Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) endorsement deals.

In the same month, she inked her own NIL deal with the sports energy drink Accelerator Active Energy, joining the list of other notable athlete ambassadors, such as NFL stars Jalen Hurts and Travis Kelce and MLB star Aaron Judge.

Now, Dunne has created a partnership with her fund and Accelerator Active Energy to deliver a first-of-its-kind NIL deal to several of her gymnastics teammates, including Konnor McClain, the reigning all-around national gymnastics champion, along with Ashley Cowan, Jillian Hoffman, Chase Brock, KJ Johnson, Haleigh Bryant, Sierra Ballard, and Kiya Johnson.

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The highest-paid female college athlete in the nation, Dunne's NIL valuation is at $3.2 million, per On3. She is the third highest-paid athlete overall, with only USC's Bronny James ($5.9 million) and Colorado star quarterback Shedeur Sanders ($4.8 million) above her.

This upcoming NCAA gymnastics season, Olivia Dunne is gearing up to give her absolute best, as it will be her grand finale.

Once the season comes to a close, she's poised to bid a final farewell to competitive gymnastics, a sport she's passionately dedicated many years to.

Last season, she excelled as one of the standout bar performers, guiding the Tigers on the uneven bars.

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This year, determined to expand her competitive resume by including the balance beam.

Olivia Dunne will begin the season against Ohio State on Friday, January 5, 2024.