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Parents: Mark and Leslie Johnson
Major: Mathematics
Minor: Physics and MIS

2018-19 Golf: Fall: Competed in four tournaments with a stroke average of 105.3.

2018-19 Hockey: Played in 24 games... Finished third on the team in assists with 10... Recorded five goals including one power play goal and one game winning goal... Received MIAC All-Conference honors... Received the Sheila Brown Award... Named MIAC Athlete of the Week and to the D3hockey.com Team of the Week once.

2017-18 Hockey: Played in 26 games... Finishes tied for first on the team in goals with nine... Finished second on the team in power play goals with three and game winning goals with two... Finished fourth on the team in assists with seven.

2016-17 Hockey: Played in all 27 games... Recorded 10 points and four assists... Recorded 16 blocks... Named winner of the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Elite 22 award for academic excellence.

2015-16 Hockey: Played in all 26 games... Recorded 11 goals and seven assists... Tied for first on the team in goals with 11, power play goals with three, shorthanded goals with one and game winning goals with three... Recorded seven assists... Received All-MIAC Honorable Mention... Named Female Rookie of the Year at Augsburg.

High School: Played Tennis and Soccer at James Madison Memorial HS... MVP for tennis...Two-time double state champion for tennis.

Auggie Athlete FAQs
Career Goal: To grow as a person and player to be the best teammate I can be.
Why did I choose to attend Augsburg? The combination of the big city and small community. 
Athletic Goal at Augsburg: Win the MIAC
Biggest Thrill in Athletics: Beating teams that you consider your biggest rivals.
Special/Interesting Facts: I'm the youngest of five kids; I grew up playing soccer, tennis, softball, diving and riding horses; I enjoy cooking and baking.

Family at Augsburg: My grandpa Bob Johnson and brother Chris Johnson both attended Augsburg and played hockey here. Dad Mark, sister Mikayla, and brother Pat all attended University of Wisconsin Madison and played hockey there.