Lady Vols Signee Shines in McDonald's All-American Dunk Contest

Oliviyah Edwards wows crowd with powerful one-handed slam in Arizona event.

Mar. 31, 2026 at 2:11pm

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A vibrant, textured painting in neon colors depicting the powerful, explosive motion of a basketball player mid-dunk, conceptually representing the athleticism and energy of Oliviyah Edwards' performance.Oliviyah Edwards' electrifying dunk at the McDonald's All-American event showcases the future Lady Vol's elite athleticism and potential to thrill Tennessee fans.Goodyear Today

Lady Vols basketball signee Oliviyah Edwards, a 6-foot-3 forward, put on an impressive display at the McDonald's All-American Game dunk contest held at Millennium High School in Goodyear, Arizona, on March 30. Edwards threw down a one-handed slam for her first attempt, showcasing her athleticism and skill.

Why it matters

The McDonald's All-American Game is one of the most prestigious high school basketball events, featuring the top players in the country. Edwards' standout performance in the dunk contest highlights her potential as a future star for the University of Tennessee women's basketball team.

The details

Edwards, who has signed to play for the Lady Vols next season, wowed the crowd with her powerful one-handed dunk during the contest. The 6-foot-3 forward is known for her athleticism and ability to make highlight-reel plays.

  • The McDonald's All-American Game dunk contest took place on March 30, 2026 in Goodyear, Arizona.

The players

Oliviyah Edwards

A 6-foot-3 forward who has signed to play basketball for the University of Tennessee Lady Vols next season.

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What they’re saying

“Obviously, she's a great player and a great person. I would just say I'm trying to make history. I'm excited.”

— Oliviyah Edwards

The takeaway

Edwards' impressive performance in the McDonald's All-American dunk contest showcases her elite athleticism and potential to make an immediate impact for the Lady Vols next season. Her highlight-reel plays and competitive spirit will be a valuable addition to the Tennessee women's basketball program.