Jaz Johnson brings Penn a speedy, versatile spark at the top of the lineup
In the 2026 season, Jaz Johnson emerged as a high-contact, high-motor utility threat for Penn, appearing in 43 games and starting 42 at shortstop and second base while leading the Quakers with 12 stolen bases and ranking second in the Ivy League in steals. She also showed real late-season pop in a series of multi-hit games, including a three-hit, three-RBI outing against Yale, and Penn noted her growth at the plate was peaking at the right time. If you want an energetic, disruptive table-setter with defensive flexibility and plus speed, she fits.
