ON3 ranks Olivia Vukosa fourth nationally in the 2026 women's basketball class, and both ON3 and 247Sports have her first among power forwards and first in New York. As of Oct. 15, 2026, PrepRanks agrees: her score is 99.77 out of 100, which rates five stars. She committed to UConn on Oct. 21, 2025, and the data lists the commitment as signed.
The score and the services line up, which was not the case in earlier PrepRanks data, where the model rated her four stars against five from every service. The scoring formula credits her offer sheet and her Elite Recognition correctly, and the commitment is on record. What is left below the ceiling is smaller and more specific: momentum at 10.00 of 20, position scarcity at 4.00 of 10, and a basketball profile in which a 94 WNBA Draft Probability sits beside a 40 in Position Versatility.
Where the three services put her
ON3 gives her a 99 rating, first at power forward, first in New York and fourth nationally. 247Sports gives her a 98 with the same position and state ranks and no national rank. ESPN lists five stars and a ranking decrease, with no size attached to the drop in the data. Rivals has nothing on file, so it does not enter the Service Average of 49.27 out of 50.
The gap between the highest and lowest numeric service rating is one point, 99 from ON3 and 98 from 247Sports. Every service that rates her gives five stars, and the PrepRanks star level matches them. The remaining split is in the ordering. ON3 attaches a national number, 247Sports and ESPN do not, and ESPN is the only one of the three whose rank change reads as a decrease. The ON3 and 247Sports rank change fields both read none.
What the 99.77 is made of
Three components sit at their ceilings or within a point or two of them. Service Average is 49.27 of 50, Elite Recognition is 10 of 10, and Recruiting Reality, which covers offers, is 23.00 of 25. The table shows each one against its maximum.
| Component | Score | Max | Share of max |
|---|---|---|---|
| Service Average | 49.27 | 50 | 99% |
| Recruiting Reality | 23.00 | 25 | 92% |
| Offer Count | 13.00 | 15 | 87% |
| Offer Quality | 10.00 | 10 | 100% |
| Momentum | 10.00 | 20 | 50% |
| Position Scarcity | 4.00 | 10 | 40% |
| Stability | 3.50 | 5 | 70% |
| Elite Recognition | 10.00 | 10 | 100% |
| TOTAL | 99.77 | 100 | 99.77% |
The components add to 99.77: 49.27, 23.00, 10.00, 4.00, 3.50 and 10.00. Momentum and Position Scarcity are the two that give back the most room, each leaving half or more of its maximum unused. Stability is 3.50 of 5, or 70%. The data does not say which honors produced the full Elite Recognition mark, only that the component reflects recognition such as All-American honors or elite camp results.
The offer sheet
Recruiting Reality splits into offer count and offer quality. Offer count scores 13.00 of 15, which is 87%. Offer quality scores 10.00 of 10, a full mark. The data does not list the schools that offered, so the names behind the quality score cannot be checked here. What the numbers show is that the market side of her profile is close to the service side: 92% of the Recruiting Reality maximum against 99% for the Service Average.
Her Market Value Index is 64. That is a middle reading for a player rated this highly by the services, and it fits an offer sheet that is full by the quality measure but not the busiest in the class by volume. With the commitment, the model lists her Commitment Risk Level as LOCKED and the risk score as N/A, since there is no open decision to flip.
Momentum and the ESPN decrease
Momentum is the component most tied to change over time, and her data shows little of it. Her rank fields at ON3 and 247Sports read none, the commitment is a single event, and ESPN's decrease is the only movement on the page.
Momentum is 10 of 20. The ON3 and 247Sports rank changes read none, and ESPN's reads as a decrease, so the score reflects a profile that held its position with one service moving the other way. The size of the ESPN drop is not in the data. Neither is any stat line, game result or camp result that would show whether the decrease reflects her play or a re-sort of the class.
Half of the maximum is the middle of the scale, and it is the only component other than Position Scarcity that sits at or below 50%. For a player ranked fourth nationally by ON3, a 10 of 20 says the model sees no upward movement to reward, which is what a player already near the top of a class would show.
Draft projection and versatility
PrepRanks' basketball metrics for her spread widely. Her Height Advantage Index is 68, which reads as above average for a power forward. The Physical Profile Score is 61, labeled moderate. Position Versatility is 40 out of 100, which the model reads as primarily interior with limited ability to play other spots.
Against those sits a WNBA Draft Probability of 94 out of 100, the highest figure in her profile and well above every other basketball metric in the data, including the 40 in Position Versatility. The model projects a professional career for a player it also rates as specialized. Those two readings can both be true if the pro projection leans on skill and the versatility score measures how many positions she can cover. The data gives no stat lines to test that.
The one written scouting report that existed a year earlier is no longer in the data. ON3's and 247Sports' scouting fields are empty, and ESPN's reads "No evaluation is available." ESPN does list a Scouts Grade of 98, which lines up with the 247Sports rating of 98 and sits one point below ON3's 99.
Position scarcity
Position Scarcity gives her 4 of 10 available points, or 40%. Power forward supply holds her premium down regardless of how she grades individually. The Big Man Scarcity Premium comes in at 85, reflecting demand for skilled interior players. The two numbers point in opposite directions, and the model prices the position and the skill type separately.
She is first at her position in two sets of rankings, so the 4 reads more like a comment on the pool than on her. The data gives no count of power forwards in the class, which means that explanation cannot be confirmed. The premium of 85 partly offsets the scarcity score, and the total of 99.77 shows how little the 4 cost her. The component maximums in the table add to more than 100, so a low Position Scarcity mark costs her little in the total.
The commitment and the school
UConn is the destination, with a commitment date of Oct. 21, 2025 and a signed status of yes. Stability scores 3.50 of 5, or 70%, and the Commitment Risk Level reads LOCKED. The component is not full, which suggests the model still counts the ESPN decrease against her even with a signed commitment.
She plays at Christ The King Regional in Middle Village, NY, a school whose mascot is the Lions. ON3 shows her first in the state among 2026 prospects, and 247Sports agrees, so the New York ranking is the same from both. The data does not say whether she has enrolled or played, and it holds no practice or game information. It also does not list the other schools that offered her, so what she turned down cannot be described.
Summary of the data
Three numbers carry the case: 99 from ON3, 98 from 247Sports, and 99.77 from PrepRanks. They are close enough that the services and the model are describing the same player. The differences are in the parts of the profile the services do not rate, such as momentum, scarcity and versatility.
The case against reading 99.77 as a finished verdict is short. Momentum is half its maximum, ESPN is the lone service whose rank change reads as a decrease, and the Stability component stops at 70% of its maximum, and the physical and versatility scores are moderate to low beside a 94 pro projection. The data cites no stat lines and no championship results.
The case for it is longer. ON3 has her fourth nationally, three services give five stars, her offer quality is full, her Elite Recognition is full, and she committed to a program in the weeks after the earlier profile. A year ago the story was a rating the market had not matched. As of Oct. 15, 2026, the offers, the commitment and the PrepRanks score all sit where the services put her.