JUNIOR (2019): Played in 25 matches and started in 22 for the Cowgirls and appeared in 87 of the 90 sets on the season ... Finished with 96 kills (fifth on team) and 1.1 kills per set ... finished with 6 solo blocks and 37 assisted blocks for 43 on the season ... Finished with 5 service aces 

SOPHOMORE (2018): Played and started all 26 matches for the Cowgirls, including participating in 97 of the Cowgirls 99 sets on the season ... Finished with 119 kills (fifth on the team) and 1.23 kills per set ... Also had 10 aces on the season (tied for fifth on the team) ... Had 53 blocks which was third on teh team ... Had a career high 12 kills against Chadron State on Oct. 13 in Chadron, Nebraska.

FRESHMAN (2017): Played in 21 matches with 17 starts for the Cowgirls (71 of 88 sets) … Finished with 63 kills, 31 blocks and 19 digs … Had a season-high six kills against Western State on Oct. 6.
 
HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-year letterman at Volcano Vista High School (Albuquerque, N.M.) and coach Dawn C’de Baca … Was named the 2016 district player of the year … In 2015 was all-district honorable mention … Helped the Hawks to a pair of district titles and twice helped the team make it to the Class 6A state semifinals.
 
PERSONAL: Daughter of Amid Johnson and Roxanne Jaecks (both are NMHU alumni) … Has two siblings (Kevin Johnson and Avery Jaecks) … Born in Las Vegas, N.M. … Majoring in Pre-professional Health and Exercise and Sports Sciences … Chose NMHU because: “It’s close to home and both my parents are alumni. It’s the most affordable school in the area and has a good biology program. I was welcomed by the volleyball program right away and I feel at home here.”