Western New Mexico University Athletics

2020-2021: COVID year. 

2019-2020: Redshirt year.

2018-2019: Appeared in 27 games, starting in 10, going on to  average of 17 minutes per game, shooting 44.8% on the field, with an average of 4.2 points and 3.3 rebounds per game.Johnson also led the team with 16 blocks on the year.

History:
Johnson's career Parkland High School, she played four years of varsity basketball and gradauted in 2018.  Her senior year she played in 36 games, 18 of which she record double-doubles, averaging 14.5 points, 9.6 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 2.6 steals, and 1.9 blocks per game.  In 2014-15, she was All-District First Team and in 2015-16 she was Newcomer of the Year, All-District Co-Defensive Player or the Year, All-City Honorable Mention. In her Junior campaign (2016-17), Johnson earned All-District First Team  and her Senior year, she was names All-District First Team, Defensive MVP, and made the senior All-Star Team. Academically, she was in the top 10% of class, maintained a 4.0 her senior year.

Personal:

Hobbies: bonding with her daughter, listening to music, learning American Sign Language, and relaxing.
Awards at WNMU: Presidents List (5/6 semesters), Dean's List (one semester)
Aspirations: After graduation, Johnson wishes to return home and become a teacher in health or in physcial eduation for a middle school. She also wishes to give back to her community through coaching local, middle-school basketball teams. 
Fun Fact: Johnson gave birth to a beautiful daughter at the end of her sophomore year at WNMU (2019-20). Only after being three months postpartum, she worked endlessly to get back into shape for the next basketball season. She would not ever trade her roles of being a mom and student-athelte for anything.