
Efficient, physical big who gave Cal State Fullerton a reliable interior presence
In her 2016-17 season at Cal State Fullerton, Dhanyel Johnson averaged 3.3 points and 3.3 rebounds per game while shooting an impressive 60.0% from the field, adding seven blocks and nine steals. That stat line suggests a low-usage, high-efficiency post player who could finish around the rim and contribute defensively with active hands and timing. For a team needing a dependable interior rebounder and paint defender rather than a volume scorer, Johnson profiles as a solid fit.