College Sports

Washington signs 8 new Huskies to 2025 roster from across the U.S. and Europe

SEATTLE – Adding to a roster of returning players that played a key role in UW’s run to the Big Ten Tournament Semifinal and NCAA Round of 32, the Washington women’s soccer team will welcome eight newcomers for the 2025 season. Among the additions to the Husky squad are six incoming freshmen and two Division I […]

Published

2 months ago

June 18, 2025

Your Sports Nation

Washington signs 8 new Huskies to 2025 roster from across the U.S. and Europe

SEATTLE – Adding to a roster of returning players that played a key role in UW’s run to the Big Ten Tournament Semifinal and NCAA Round of 32, the Washington women’s soccer team will welcome eight newcomers for the 2025 season.

Among the additions to the Husky squad are six incoming freshmen and two Division I transfers. UW scoured the globe to identify the next wave of Dawgs, spanning coast-to-coast from California to Georgia and around the world to Germany, Spain and Wales.

“The 2025 incoming class is an exciting group. From the very beginning, it was clear that each new member had a strong desire to excel both academically and athletically,” head coach Nicole Van Dyke said. “This is a talented, competitive and team-first group that is committed to working hard in pursuit of championships. Each one brings a unique skill set to Montlake and the potential to make an immediate impact.

Throughout the process, we focused on finding the right fit for Washington student-athletes who align with our values, standards and team goals. We believe this group of women will represent the university and our program with high character, a strong work ethic and a true passion for Washington.

I want to recognize the entire coaching staff – Cole Schmit, Raphael Cox, and Kary Whitney — for their dedication, effort and the relationships they built in bringing this special group to Washington. We would also like to extend our appreciation to all the support staff in the department, who play a crucial role in showcasing what makes this university and program so special.

We can’t wait to welcome our newest Huskies to the family and get to work!”

More information on each member of Washington’s incoming newcomers can be found below.

Vanessa Aguilar
MF • Soledad, Calif. (Soledad HS)

HIGH SCHOOL
• A three star prospect by TopDrawerSoccer
• Attended Soled High School and Presentation High School
• Received a 2024 Latino Spirit Award, nominated by California Senator Anna Caballero

INTERNATIONAL
• Called up to the Mexico U17 National Team
• Helped Mexico to a runner up finish at the 2024 CONCACAF Championships, scoring the winning goal in the semifinal to secure a spot in the FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup
• Also competed for Mexico in the Montaigu Tournament in France

CLUB/ODP
• Played for Olympic Development Program club Alianza de futbol
• Named the club’s 2024 MVP
• Also played for FC Bay Area Surf in ECNL play
• Helped the club to conference championships in 2022 and 2023
• Competed for NorCal Premier Soccer at the Gothia Cup in Sweden

VAN DYKE ON AGUILAR: “Vanessa is an exceptional attacking threat, dangerous in the middle or up top. Her 1v1 ability, combined with her knack for scoring and creating chances, makes her a dynamic player. We believe she can make an immediate impact, and we’re excited to welcome her to our team!”

Laura Cetina
MF • A Coruña, Spain (Eastern Florida State/UMass Lowell)

2024 (Senior, UMass Lowell)
• Appeared in 19 matches, making 18 starts
• Scored twice, totaling four points
• Put 11-of-29 shots for the season on goal
• Scored the equalizer in UML’s 1-1 draw with Rhode Island (9/1)
• Found the back of the net to help the Riverhawks erase a 3-0 deficit in a draw with Binghamton (10/27)

2023 (Junior, UMass Lowell)
• Made 18 appearances for the Riverhawks with 17 starts
• Scored a pair of goals, totaling four points
• Took 42 shots, putting 17 on goal
• Scored her first UMass Lowell goal against Maine, the match-winner (10/12)
• Followed with a second goal in as many matches against UMBC (10/15)

JUNIOR COLLEGE
• Played two years at NJCAA powerhouse Eastern Florida State College
• Made 24 starts in 25 matches with 18 goals, five assists for 41 career points
• Tallied 61 shots and 31 shots on goal in two seasons
• Scored five game-winning goals during the 2022 campaign
• Guided EFSC to its first-ever NJCAA National Championship in 2021
• Named the 2021 national tournament’s Most Valuable Player

INTERNATIONAL
• Scored 38 goals in four years with Spanish club Victoria C.F.
• Helped the club win a league title and promotion to Spain’s second division as a high school senior
• Played with the Galicia National Team for three years

COACH VAN DYKE ON CETINA: “Laura is a great addition to our midfield. With a lot of career minutes under her belt, she brings a strong understanding of the game and a great passing ability. Her experience, high soccer IQ, and work ethic will be valuable assets to the squad as we continue to build off our recent successes. We’re looking forward to seeing her impact on the field in the upcoming season.”

Angelica Chou
F/MF • Los Altos, Calif. (Menlo School)

HIGH SCHOOL
• A three star prospect by TopDrawerSoccer
• Selected as a team captain her senior season
• Helped lead Menlo to the West Bay Athletic League Championship in 2022 and 2023
• Named the all-league midfielder of the year as a sophomore and junior
• Also tabbed as the team co-MVP in 2022 and 2023
• Scored 21 goals as a sophomore
• A three-sport athlete also competing in track and basketball
• Named the varsity track team MVP
• Helped Menlo’s girl’s basketball team to a conference championship in 2021

CLUB/ODP
• Played for Bay Area Surf ECNL

VAN DYKE ON CHOU: “Angelica is an athletic and versatile player who covers a tremendous amount of ground, excels in possession and adapts to multiple roles on the field. She’s a fierce competitor and will be an excellent fit for our team.”

Cadi Doran
GK • Rhyl, Wales (Liverpool Feds/Liverpool FC)

INTERNATIONAL
• Signed a dual registration, allowing her to play for both Liverpool Feds and Liverpool FC’s U21 team during the season
• Helped LFC capture the Pro Game Academy Championship during the 2024-25 season
• Made 12 appearances for Liverpool Feds during the 2024-25 campaign, helping the club to a sixth place finish in the FA National League North table
• Made the squad for LFC’s senior team three times, a pair of friendlies with Atlético Madrid and Paris Saint Germain and a Women’s Super League match with Tottenham Hotspur
• Has received nine caps in the Wales Youth National Team system, four with the U19 team, one with the U17 team and four with the U16 team

COACH VAN DYKE ON DORAN: “Cadi is a great addition to our goalkeeper group. She has trained and played at a really high level and brings a real sense of professionalism and work ethic to everything she does. Her athleticism and approach to the game will be a positive influence in our environment from day one.”

Julia Hüsch
D • Köln, Germany (UNC Ashville/Bayer 04 Leverkusen)

2024 (Sophomore – UNC Asheville)
• Started all 17 matches on the back line for UNCA
• Helped the Bulldogs reach the Big South Tournament
• Dished out three assists, totaling three points
• Played the full 90 minutes four times during the season, totaling 1,232 minutes
• Helped lead UNCA to a pair of shutouts
• Tallied her first career assist in the season opener at The Citadel (Aug. 15
• Setup a goal in UNCA’s 7-2 win over South Carolina State (Sept. 22)
• Assisted the match-winner in the regular season finale at Charleston Southern (Oct. 29)

2023 (Freshman – UNC Asheville)
• Started in all 17 matches on the back line for the bulldogs
• Played the full 90 in all 17 matches, totaling 1,520 minutes
• Helped pace UNCA to four shutouts on the season
• Attempeted 11 shots during the season, putting five on frame

INTERNATIONAL
• Competed for Bayer 04 Leverkusen’s Under-23 team in Regionalliga West, Germany’s third tier
• Named the club’s captain for the 2022-23 season
• Trained with Leverkusen’s senior team on numerous occasions
• Competed at the U17 level with Bad Neuenahr, helping the club to promotion to the U17 Bundesliga

COACH VAN DYKE ON HÜSCH: “We’re excited to add Julia to our squad. She’s a strong, competitive defender with a disciplined mindset and a solid background at the college level. Her experience and attitude will bring depth and raise the level of competition in our backline.”

Maylen Montoya
MF • Pleasanton, Calif. (Amador Valley HS)

HIGH SCHOOL
• A three star prospect by TopDrawerSoccer
• Named team captain as a senior
• Led AVHS to East Bay Athletic League Championship
• Also helped AVHS to Regional and State appearances
• Earned Unanimous League MVP honors in 2024
• Tabbed All-League Honorable Mention in 2023 and 2022
• Paced team in scoring as a sophomore and junior

CLUB/ODP
• Competed for Pleasanton RAGE 07 ECNL

VAN DYKE ON MONTOYA: “Maylen is a technical and creative player with a strong physical presence and natural athleticism. She adds versatility to the team, excelling in both midfield and defensive roles, while also having the ability to create chances and score. She’ll be a wonderful addition to our program.”

Mary Camp Newton
F • Atlanta, Georgia (The Lovett School)

HIGH SCHOOL
• Racked up more than 200 points during high school career
• Finalist for 2025 Georgia Gatorade Player of the Year
• Garnered 2025 United Soccer Coaches All-Atlantic Region honors
• 2025 First Team United Soccer Coaches All-State honoree, three all-state nods overall
• Helped lead The Lovett School to back-to-back state championships and three of last four overall
• Named MVP of 2025 state championship game
• Also spearheaded the Lions’ run to four consecutive region championships
• Has racked up nearly 200 career points in her high school career

CLUB/ODP
• Competed for GSA ECNL
• Named team captain
• Helped team to four-straight playoff appearances from 2021-24

COACH VAN DYKE ON NEWTON: “We are excited to welcome Mary Camp to our program. Her exceptional work ethic, impressive 1v1 skills, and ability to score and provide service with both feet make her a valuable addition to our team. Mary Camp’s competitive spirit, hardworking nature and outstanding academic achievements align perfectly with our program’s values and goals.”

Anouk Westphal
D • Berlin, Germany (Hertha BSC)

NATIONAL TEAM
• Called up to German U16 National Team in 2021
• Competed in German U17 National Team training camp in 2022
• Also competed in the UEFA Development Tournament in 2022

CLUB
• Saw action in 14 matches for Hertha BSC during the 2024-25 Regionalliga Nordost first half
• Scored in Hertha’s 3-0 victory over FC Viktoria
• Also competed in Hertha’s DFB-Pokal cup matchup with Wolfsburg
• Began career at Union Berlin, competing for the club’s U17 squad

COACH VAN DYKE ON WESTPHAL: “We’re excited to welcome Anouk to our team as an incoming freshman. As a natural wingback, she brings a great mix of athleticism and a really high work rate. Anouk has an innate desire to both defend and contribute to the attack, making her a perfect fit for our style of play. We’re looking forward to watching her develop and make her mark as she settles in with the team.”

College Sports

Soccer opens 2025 season against Nevada on Thursday

Home sweet homeASU enters Thursday’s contest being unbeaten in 21 (15-0-7) straight non-conference matches at home since the 2019 season, which includes a 3-0 record in the 2021 spring campaign in matches played at Mountain America Stadium. The Sun Devils have 10 home matches on their schedule which includes ASU being home for the entire […]

Published

3 hours ago

August 11, 2025

Your Sports Nation

Soccer opens 2025 season against Nevada on Thursday

Home sweet home
ASU enters Thursday’s contest being unbeaten in 21 (15-0-7) straight non-conference matches at home since the 2019 season, which includes a 3-0 record in the 2021 spring campaign in matches played at Mountain America Stadium.

The Sun Devils have 10 home matches on their schedule which includes ASU being home for the entire month of September, featuring the Big 12 opener against BYU on Sept. 18 and tilts against Denver, Pepperdine and UTEP. ASU has a 125-78-30 (.609) record at Sun Devil Soccer Stadium.

Series notes
ASU is 1-0 all-time against Nevada, with their only meeting coming in a 5-0 victory at the Cats Classic in Tucson on September 14, 2014. Thursday marks the first meeting between both teams in Tempe.

About the opposition
The Wolfpack went 6-13-2 in 2024 and finished tied for sixth in the Mountain West, going 4-6-2 in conference play last season. Nevada fell in the quarterfinals of the Mountain West Tournament last November to Colorado State.

Olivia Loomis leads all Nevada returners with five goals, an assist and 11 points last season. In net Mia Collins returns, posting 43 saves in eight matches.

Nelles in net
Starting in all 19 matches last season, Nelles ranks fourth in program history with 227 saves and 27 victories, all as a Sun Devil. Having six shutouts last season, she has 18 career clean sheets which is second in ASU history. The senior has registered 70+ saves in all three seasons as a Sun Devil and posted 4.01 saves per game which ranks fourth best in program history.

She enters the new season having played 4,320 consecutive minutes in goal for the Sun Devils.

Blundell’s best
Appearing in all 19 matches as a freshman last season Blundell garnered 2024 Big 12 Freshman of the Year honors and scored a team-best nine goals, which was ninth nationally among freshmen last year and eighth in the Big 12 overall.

The sophomore had two multi-goal games last season, including a hat trick against Penn. Her two game-winning goals came against Houston and Penn. In 2024, the Sun Devils were 7-3-1 when Blundell registered at least one point in a match.

Sun Devil Hall of Fame

Cali Farquharson is one of eight inductees in the Sun Devil Athletics class of 2025. Farquharson, left an indelible mark on Sun Devil Soccer during her career from 2012-15 and the only Sun Devil to record double-digit goals in four straight seasons. She finished her career second all-time in goals (44) and points (102).

Farquharson was a clutch performer, one of four at ASU through 2015 with more than 10 game-winning goals. She earned NSCAA All-Region honors and All-Pac-12 recognition three times.

Spanning the globe
The Sun Devil Soccer team has 17 international student-athletes competing, led by Canada with seven players. England (four) and South Africa (two) also have multiple players, while, Japan, Norway, Germany and the Netherlands have one player each.

Preseason recognition
Reigning Big 12 Freshman of the Year Kierra Blundell was named to the 2025 Big 12 Preseason Team and the only sophomore forward to make the list. She earned spots on the Big 12 Second Team All-Conference honors and on the Big 12 All-Freshman list.

Barrett, The Honors College

The Sun Devils have nine student-athletes enrolled in Barrett, The Honors College. Honors students are diverse and come from many different backgrounds. Barrett students take additional honors courses and are required to complete a thesis during their college experience.

Soccer student-athletes in Barrett, The Honors College:
Norah Bell, Business
Kierra Blundell, Sports Science and Performance Programming
Addison Haws, Biological Sciences (Biomedical Sciences)
Miki Hayashi, Data Science
Olivia Herrera, Business (Sports Business)
Brianna Nunley, Marketing
Katherine Ozard, Medical Studies
Tano Uzezi-Itesa, Health Sciences
Ava Wright, Biological Sciences, (Biomedical Sciences)

Returners
Cameron Valladares returns to the ASU offense for her senior season after recording 18 total points from last season. She brings consistency and firepower to the field after starting 17 of 19 matches last season and logging over 1,200 minutes played. Valladares finished third on the team in goals (7), points (18) and her four-game winners tied for third-most in the Big 12. She also found the net in six different matches and posted an efficient .474 shot-on-goal percentage.

On the defensive side, senior Grace Gillard returns after a standout junior season in which she also started 17 of 19 matches and logged the most minutes played by a field player with 1,587. As a defensive anchor, Gillard helped lead the Sun Devils to six clean sheets.

Returning for her sophomore season, midfielder Ella Kettles made an immediate impact as a freshman, starting 18 of 19 matches and logging 1,425 minutes. She played the full 90 minutes in two contests, and recorded 80-plus minutes in six additional matches.

Transfers
Daan Louwerse transfers from Grand Valley State after starting 23 of 24 matches and totaling 4,072 minutes over the past two seasons. Louwerse helped lead her previous team to 10 clean sheets.

Local native Tatum Thomason transfers from Washington after starting every match for the Huskies last season. Thomason logged a total of 1,716 minutes in the previous season.

Lucy Fazackerley transfers from East Carolina after starting every single game and holding down the defense.

Free tickets for kids 6th grade and under
For every home match this season and with a purchase of adult tickets, tickets for kids in the sixth grade or younger are complimentary.

Looking head
ASU begins a three-match road trip starting August 21 against Texas at 5 p.m. MST. Following matches against Texas State on August 24 and a match against UNLV on August 28. The team will return to Tempe on August 31, facing New Mexico State at 7 p.m. MST (ESPN+).

College Sports

Hezly Rivera wins women’s all-around at U.S. Gymnastics Championships

If Hezly Rivera was the rookie on the 2024 U.S. Olympic gymnastics team, she was the veteran one year later, winning the U.S. Gymnastics Championships in New Orleans Sunday night with eight hit routines across two days of competition, taking home gold in the all-around, uneven bars, balance beam and floor. Olympic alternate Leanne Wong […]

Published

3 hours ago

August 11, 2025

Your Sports Nation

Olympic alternate Leanne Wong took silver in the all-around and gold on vault, followed by fellow alternate Joscelyn Roberson in third in the all-around and silver on floor.

“It means the world to me to take this national championship title home because I worked so hard for this,” Rivera told NBC after the competition. “It was not easy coming back after the Olympics. I took some time off, so much work in the gym, hard work, blood, sweat, tears, so I’m just so grateful that I’m here today.”

One year after the Olympics, Rivera’s fellow teammates were not in the picture on Sunday. Simone Biles and Sunisa Lee have both taken time away from elite competition. Jordan Chiles and Jade Carey both competed for UCLA and Oregon State, respectively, but have not returned to the elite level so far this year either. Who might stage a comeback — and when — remains unclear.

That means the field for October’s World Championships roster is wide open. The women’s team will not be named for a few weeks and will take into account selection events this fall, but this weekend’s performance will play a key role as well.

The men’s team, on the other hand, named its World Championships team on Saturday, based on Championship results this weekend. That squad will be led by 2024 Olympian Asher Hong, who won gold on vault, floor and rings and silver on parallel bars, and who won the all-around by nearly eight points, the largest margin in U.S. Championships history.

“I’m just grateful that all the training paid off,” Hong told NBC after the men’s competition. “It was a hard grind these past five weeks, I had a lot of hard trainings, but, you know, I came here with confidence. One of our mottos is ‘leave no doubt,’ and that’s what I wanted to do here today.”

Asher Hong celebrates after winning vault at the U.S. Gymnastics Championships on Saturday. (Stephen Lew / Imagn Images)

He will be joined by fellow Olympian Brody Malone, who won gold on parallel bars, silver on rings and bronze on pommel horse, horizontal bar winner Taylor Burkhart and pommel horse winner Patrick Hoopes. Silver medalists Brandon Dang (pommel horse) and Kameron Nelson (floor, vault), and bronze medalist Donnell Whittenburg (rings, parallel bars) round out the team.

Left off the team was 2024 Olympian Frederick Richard, who finished second in the all-around, but whose best single-event finish was third on high bar. Unlike in the Olympics, the 2025 World Championships will not feature a team competition — just medals for individual events. Olympic pommel horse hero Stephen Nedoroscik was also left off the team. He struggled with a fall in that competition — his only event — finishing fifth.

The yet-to-be-named women’s team will take into account results throughout the season. Just a few weeks earlier, U.S. Classic belonged to the newcomers, topped by Claire Pease and Simone Rose, with Roberson in third. But falls from Pease throughout the weekend landed her in 10th place. Rose finished in fifth, and Winter Cup winner Ashlee Sullivan finished in fourth.

That meant that Sunday, the Championships belonged to the veterans. Without a team competition, building a team for Worlds requires an eye toward the individual events, led by Rivera and Wong.

Also staging a comeback is Skye Blakely, who was having a breakout season in 2024 until an Achilles injury during the Olympic Trials forced her to withdraw from the competition. She spent the past year competing for the University of Florida alongside Wong, and in her first elite competition back since the injury, tied for first with Rivera on bars and secured second on beam, her only two events of the weekend.

(Photo of Hezly Rivera competing at the U.S. Gymnastics Championships in New Orleans on Sunday: Kyle Okita / Cal Sport Media via AP Images)

Link

College Sports

SLU women's soccer back in action

Published

4 hours ago

August 11, 2025

Your Sports Nation

College Sports

SLU women's soccer back in action

College soccer is ready to kick off. At SLU, the Billiken women’s soccer team already has an exhibition under their belts. Author: ksdk.com Published: 10:07 PM CDT August 10, 2025 Updated: 9:58 PM CDT August 10, 2025 1

Published

4 hours ago

August 11, 2025

Your Sports Nation

College soccer is ready to kick off. At SLU, the Billiken women’s soccer team already has an exhibition under their belts.

College Sports

With LSU days ahead, Rivera captures U.S. Gymnastics Championship in New Orleans – Crescent City Sports

NEW ORLEANS — The future of LSU gymnastics ascended the Big Easy’s podium. Hezly Rivera, a gold medalist in last year’s Paris Olympic Games at just 16 years old, took home the all-around women’s title to cap the Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships on Sunday. It’s her second time on top of the event in three […]

Published

4 hours ago

August 11, 2025

Your Sports Nation

NEW ORLEANS — The future of LSU gymnastics ascended the Big Easy’s podium.

Hezly Rivera, a gold medalist in last year’s Paris Olympic Games at just 16 years old, took home the all-around women’s title to cap the Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships on Sunday.

It’s her second time on top of the event in three years, also emerging victorious in 2023.

Rivera dazzled a Smoothie King Center crowd to score a winning 112, just clear of Florida’s Leanne Wong (111.2) and Arkansas’s Joscelyn Roberson (109.6).

The now 17-year-old Rivera led by a razor-thin two tenths entering the second and final day of senior women’s events. She dropped below Wong after her vault but gracefully corkscrewed ahead on uneven bars and never looked back.

Her decisive floor routine wasn’t spotless, but with a gleaming smile and high level of difficulty, Rivera locked up the all-around crown. Bearing the weight of heavy expectations as the sole Olympian to take part, she delivered.

“It means the world to me,” Rivera said. “I’ve worked so hard for this. It was not easy coming back after the Olympics. I took some time off. So much hard work in the gym, blood, sweat, tears. I’m just so grateful that I’m here today.”

After gold medaling the balance beam in last year’s Olympic Trials, Rivera dominated on Sunday to earn top marks. The New Jersey native didn’t medal in vault but tied for first in uneven bars and prevailed in floor after two rotation days.

Her teammate in Paris, Jordan Chiles, presented her with gold for her floor routine win.

While she verbally committed to LSU last September, Rivera won’t compete in Baton Rouge until 2027. However, her shimmering resume can give Tiger faithful hope for more national titles after the program’s first in 2024.

The victory also bodes well for a return to the Olympic stage, set for 2028 in Los Angeles.

This weekend was just a sneak peek.

“I feel like we all had support from each other, the crowd and the gymnast,” Rivera said. “It was a very good spot to have championships. I was really excited to compete here, and I can’t wait to compete in Louisiana in the years to come.”

Annalisa Milton, another future LSU gymnast, also took part in the senior women’s slate.

Rivera’s demonstrative day concluded the gymnastics world’s triumphant return to New Orleans, which hosted the U.S. Championships for the first time in 30 years. The next generation of gymnasts put outstanding skills on display and brought together a host of past, present and future Olympic athletes, coaches and judges.

Caroline Moreau (Keller, Texas) took the junior women’s title on Sunday afternoon, while Maksim Kam (Muskego, Wis.) and Asher Hong (Tomball, Texas) topped the men’s junior and senior divisions on Saturday.

After hosting last year’s SEC Championships, New Orleans is gradually inserting itself as a home for sports of the olympiad. This event also continues the city’s successful run of athletic spectacles, following Super Bowl LIX and UFC 318.

“We want the people of New Orleans to come out and see this event, get in here and pack these seats,” LSU gym coach Jay Clark told WDSU on Wednesday. “You’re going to see some of the most incredible athletes in the world do the things that are just superhuman, and make it look easy.”

Link

College Sports

IN PICS: Ex LSU Star Olivia Dunne Enjoys Beach Time Wearing Cheetah Print Bikini in New Jersey

Former artistic gymnast for the LSU Tigers, Olivia Dunne, recently had a day out with her friend Lily Chee. Dunne, who boasts over 5.4 million followers on Instagram alone, often puts up her life updates on social media. This time, Dunne went to a beach in New Jersey with Chee. She posted multiple pictures from […]

Published

5 hours ago

August 11, 2025

Your Sports Nation

This time, Dunne went to a beach in New Jersey with Chee. She posted multiple pictures from her day out at Monmouth Beach on her Instagram story, and can be seen wearing a cheetah print bikini.

In the first picture, Dunne and Chee posed with their backs facing the camera as a wave hit them. In the second picture, which was originally uploaded on Chee’s IG story, and Dunne reposted it, they can be seen smiling at each other. The pictures can be seen below:

Chee is a New York-based actress, model, and social media influencer. As seen on Dunne’s third IG story, they went on a road trip. Sitting in the back of a car, Chee posed for the picture with a bag of Popup Bagels in her hands.

There were other boxes from the same place kept on their seat as well. Dunne captioned her story:

“road trip essentials:”

Chee later reposted the image on her profile with a comment:

“too good @popupbagels [fire emoji]”

In the most recent picture on Chee’s Instagram, the two friends can be seen posing for a picture inside what appeared to be a club.

Olivia Dunne is one of the most popular gymnasts who made millions of dollars during her college stint through NIL deals. After college, she transitioned toward modeling and has already graced several magazine covers.

Dunne is also a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model. Despite all her success, the 22-year-old also faced some harsh trolling and name-calling on the internet.

Olivia Dunne opened up about her struggles

During an appearance on Stephanie McMahon’s “What’s Your Story” podcast, Dunne revealed how she struggled with body image issues due to social media. She said:

“I did have a very big male audience at the beginning of my college career. And that was hard. It was hard to feel like people were watching me, judging me. I’ve definitely have had some problems with some body issues.” (34:48)

Dunne explained that gymnastics is one of the sports where the athlete ends up developing a lot of muscles. Notably, she received a lot of disheartening comments from her male audience.

“When I first started posting, men were like, ‘I do not like those muscles.’ They were calling me a linebacker, they were calling me a football player.”

Dunne struggled to understand why someone would comment on her if they claim to not like what she does. Eventually, she got a grip on how social media works and started ignoring those people. Dunne has been in a long-term relationship with Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes.

Read More:

Paul Skenes’ Girlfriend Olivia Dunne Poses in Blue Swimwear as She Embraces Summer Break at Long Beach Island

Paul Skenes’ Girlfriend Livvy Dunne Shares Snaps From Scenic Malibu Trip

Link