Johnson was among the smoothest performers on the floor on Sunday, flashing elite talent and nice versatility. She uses her length and wingspan to great effect, elevating with ease on her jumper or blowing by defenders to the rim. Her high release makes her nearly impossible to contest, and she converts consistently off one or two dribbles. A disruptive defender, she anticipates, closes space, and takes away passing lanes. Explosive and confident, Johnson just has a knack for making big plays. A well-rounded, high-ceiling guard who impacts both ends.

It didn’t take long for Amari to make a good impression when she made her varsity debut at Spring Lake Park as a 7th grader. Fast forward to now and the Hopkins guard continues to illustrate why she was selected to the Prep Girls Hoops Class of 2028 Watch List. At 5’11, Johnson has length. She’s athletic, she’s fast and she’s got plenty of skill, as well. In other words, she makes life difficult for most opponents. Johnson can also make shots from beyond the arc and slip through and around skilled defenders to score at the rim. Add a dose of healthy competitiveness and you have a premier prospect on your hands. As she becomes more seasoned, and gains from the Hopkins environment, there’s no telling how high Amari can soar.