UConn women’s basketball made a surprise addition to its 2026 recruiting class on Thursday, announcing the signing of Jovana Popovic (pronounced yo-vah-na PAH-poh-vich), a 5-8 guard out of Vrbas, Serbia.

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The Huskies announced Thursday afternoon that they've signed guard Jovana Popovic (pronounced yo-vah-na PAH-poh-vich) from Serbia to next year's freshmen class. She joins Olivia Vukosa, the No. 3-ranked high school recruit in the class, as UConn's lone signees in the early national signing period.