Olivia is one of two 2030 prospects who currently hold a D1 offer (Bowling Green State University, MAC). She separated herself as an elite point guard prospect in May, then followed with multiple strong showings in summer games for Rockford. Three-point shooting, excellent court vision, polished ball-handling control, precision passing, ability to slash to the basket and finish, length that translates to the higher levels at guard, quickness in the open court, finishing finesse, and defensive prowess; Olivia starts off her high school career at number one.

Olivia put herself firmly on my radar this spring with MBA UA Future. She has great vision and instincts as the lead guard. Olivia weaves through defenders, absorbs contact, finishes with great dexterity at the rim using both hands, and has another gear when she pushes up the court. Olivia is a threat from beyond the arc and extremely aggressive on the defensive end. Her length and skill as a point guard will be a huge advantage at the high school level.

Olivia is a guard who greatly impressed me from MBA 14U UA Future today. Her confident ball-handling in the open court, ability to change lanes seamlessly, and skill as a slasher stood out. Olivia swiped the ball away in the corner, accelerated down the baseline, and finished with a sweet reverse layup. Her active hands in the passing lanes generated steals, and she got to two feet on drives very effectively to maintain balance against contact. Olivia drained a three in the slot and split the gap for a drive-by layup. One of her highlights happened when she poked the ball out on the perimeter, ripped it away aggressively to secure the steal, then put the pedal down to race towards the basket. Olivia landed on two feet, scored strongly through contact, and completed the three-point play at the line.