Naomi Johnson is a 5'6" Combo Guard in the 2027 class.
Johnson attends Sotomayor in Texas.
Johnson's Player Profile was created on June 19, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Naomi
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Class
2027
Height
5'6"
HS
Sotomayor
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TX
TABC 2026: Waco La Vega Pirates vs San Antonio Sotomayor Wildcats
The Lady Pirates couldn’t stop Naomi either, as she repeatedly drove to the basket at will. Standing at...
Written by Nicole Douglas
Naomi
JohnsonCG
Class
2027
Height
5'6"
HS
Sotomayor
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TX
2027 Drops New Faces-part 2
Johnson showed so much promise early and I remember being impressed with her BB-IQ as well as poise...
Written by Simmie Colson
Naomi
JohnsonCG
Class
2027
Height
5'6"
HS
Sotomayor
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TX
GAME CHANGERS From TABC Showcase pt 2
Johnson has been impressing me since before she entered middle school, and one of the reasons was her...
Written by Simmie Colson
Nicole Douglas | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Nicole Douglas
Prep Girls Hoops Scout
The Lady Pirates couldn’t stop Naomi either, as she repeatedly drove to the basket at will. Standing at 5’5” (class of 2027), she proved to be an absolute handful for the defense. More often than not, her aggressive drives resulted in a tough, contested finish at the rim. Even when her shots didn’t fall, her ability to collapse the defense created perfect opportunities for her teammates, who could crash the glass for offensive rebounds and easy putbacks, or kick it out to reset the offense. Aside from her ability to slash and finish in the paint, she also proved she can stretch the floor, displaying her outside range by confidently nailing a three-pointer.
Johnson showed so much promise early and I remember being impressed with her BB-IQ as well as poise under pressure while she was in the 6th grade. I lost track of her and was fortunate enough to catch her last club season as well as at the TABC Girls’ Showcase so seeing her being able to run the 1 as well as knock down jumpers had me smiling see evaluation here
Johnson has been impressing me since before she entered middle school, and one of the reasons was her “poise under pressure”. That has only gotten better, and watching her decision-making and ability to set teammates up was nice, but her court vision across the board looked good. She gave me the HEZ, which helped her score off the dribble