In 74 games as a four-year starter for the Monks’ field hockey team, Johnson posted a 1.23 goals against average with an .829 save percentage after making 442 saves over 5,166 minutes in net

Following her senior season, Johnson became the first All-American (Longstreth/NFHCA 3rd Team) in Saint Joseph's field hockey history when she recorded the second-best save percentage (.882) and ninth-lowest goals against average (0.95) in the country

In 2011, she played every minute in goal over 19 games for the Monks with a 13-6 record, six shutouts, and 142 saves and claimed NFHCA First Team All-New England, North Atlantic Conference Defensive Player of the Year, and First Team All-Conference honors and became the first SJC player to be chosen to play in the NFHCA Senior Game

Johnson capped her career as the program's all-time leader in shutouts (17), victories (52), minutes, goalkeeper games, and goals against average and goes into the Hall of Fame nearly 10 years later ranked second in team history in save percentage, saves, wins, shutouts and games and fourth in goals against average

With Johnson in goal, the Monks made three North Atlantic Conference Championship game appearances and posted an overall 55-22 (.714) record with an incredible 27-2 (.931) mark in conference play

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