Pitt’s primary scoring guard with two-way production
Johnson is a high-usage guard who led Pitt in scoring in 2025-26, averaging 13.0 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 1.1 assists while starting 27 of 28 games and logging 31.7 minutes per night.[2][3] Her appeal is volume, toughness, and versatility: she can shoulder offense, rebound from the guard spot, and stay on the floor for heavy minutes.[2][3] The swing skill is efficiency, since her shooting percentages were modest, but her proven role as a reliable go-to option makes her a useful fit for teams needing an experienced, competitive perimeter scorer.[1][2]
