Olivia’s ability to body up on drives in the paint and absorb contact without fouling is impressive, especially with how physical she plays defensively. She stays composed and strong in pressure situations.

Offensively, she showed the ability to pull the ball back out and reset under pressure instead of forcing plays. Combined with her range and willingness to move the ball, she has the ability to stretch defenses and keep offenses flowing.

Olivia is a pure athlete, and it shows in the way she moves and stays involved in every play. She has a natural feel for spacing, sliding into open spots, and suddenly appearing available without forcing it.

Her ability to read the floor and position herself effectively makes her a constant option and a player that defenses have to account for at all times.

Olivia has stepped up in a major way and delivered on both ends of the floor. She plays far bigger and more physically than her height suggests, and she’s only beginning to pick up momentum. She’s a true all-around athlete with an emerging feel for the game—reading the floor, anticipating rebounds, and handling pressure with confidence. If her trajectory continues, she has the tools to climb into top-five territory. She may not always be the leading scorer. Still, she and Ellie McArthur Ellie McArthur 5'10" | CG/PG/PG State UT are rapidly becoming reliable offensive contributors. When you combine that duo with the already dominant Abigail Christensen Abigail Christensen 6'2" | SF Fremont | 2027 State UT , Fremont becomes incredibly difficult to slow down when all three are shooting well.

Olivia’s athleticism has flown under the radar so far, but it won’t stay that way for long. She’s long, quick, and versatile — the kind of player who can guard every position on the floor, from the point to the post. Her defensive range and agility make her a matchup problem for opponents, and as her offensive game continues to round out, her impact will only grow. If she keeps developing at this pace, Olivia could emerge as one of the top prospects in Utah’s 2027 class — a legitimate Division I target, or at the very least, a key D1–D2 prospect. The next couple of seasons will be her time to prove it, refining her consistency and expanding her all-around game.

Olivia provides ideal length and athleticism on the wing. The potential is off-the-charts for this rising junior. She can do a little bit of everything: shoot, rebound, defend, etc. Olivia is an elite shot blocker for her position. She takes great pride on that end of the floor. Offensively, she plays within the system and is constantly moving without the ball. Although she is a catch-and-shoot specialist, Olivia can put the ball on the floor and make things happen.