Earned,
not bought.

Let the numbers speak.

Recruiting is hard enough. Ratings are supposed to help, but a lot of them follow money: camps, showcases, paid profiles and who a family knows. An athlete who produces every game night can still go unnoticed.

EPR was built to show who is making a difference in the game. It takes the stats an athlete has put up in real games and turns them into one rating, using a formula anyone can read and check.

It is not perfect, and it does not claim to be. It measures production, not projection. What it gives athletes, families and coaches is a rating that was earned in competition and can be checked by anyone.

One standard, sport by sport.

EPR started with football and is growing to more high school sports. Each sport gets its own formula, built from how the game is scored and rated at the college and pro level. Every formula is published here before any ratings go up, and the commitments below apply to every sport.

• LiveFootball2026 season · Utah 6A–1A (11-man) · offense, defense and special teams
• Coming soonBoys basketball2026–27 season · Utah
• Coming soonGirls basketball2026–27 season · Utah

One number, and the work behind it.

Every stat in an athlete's line is worth a set number of points. Add them up, divide by games played, and that is the athlete's EPR. Each rating also shows where the points came from, so nobody has to take the number on faith.

Football rankings · 2026 season

Choose a classification, then the whole classification or one region, then a position, to see the top-rated player and the full top 10.