Amaris Johnson is a 6'3" Center in the 2029 class.
Johnson attends Gonzales in Texas.
Johnson's Player Profile was created on May 20, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Amaris
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Class
2029
Height
6'3"
HS
Gonzales
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TX
2029 Stock Risers part 2
Johnson sold me when I first caught her a few years ago with another club team, and her...
Written by Simmie Colson
Amaris
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Class
2029
Height
6'3"
HS
Gonzales
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TX
No Days Off Skillz Camp: 2029 Magic Number Players Shine
Johnson is coming off a huge July, picking up several offers en route, but the thing about her...
Written by Simmie Colson
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Class
2029
Height
6'3"
HS
Gonzales
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TX
Bigs Send Sonic Boom at All Eyez On She
Johnson passed the eye test when I caught her, I believe in the 6th grade, and seeing her...
Written by Simmie Colson
Amaris
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Class
2029
Height
6'3"
HS
Gonzales
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TX
2029 Players Who Are Climbing Upwards
Johnson caught my eye years ago, maybe the 6th grade because she was “long and athletic” which is...
Written by Simmie Colson
Amaris
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Class
2029
Height
6'3"
HS
Gonzales
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TX
2029 Star Power pt 2-Shooting 4 Da Cure
Johnson caught my eye a few years ago and has opened both of them as I watch her...
Johnson sent several messages during her freshman season of high school basketball, picking up numerous awards yet before...
Written by Simmie Colson
Amaris
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Class
2029
Height
6'3"
HS
Gonzales
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TX
2029 Rankings Update: New Faces Part 2
Johnson jumps in at #33, yet I expect that to change for several reasons, like being “long and...
Written by Simmie Colson
Amaris
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Class
2029
Height
6'3"
HS
Gonzales
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TX
2029 Phoenix Ready To Bring Heat: TJ Showcase
Johnson “Just Did It” for me a couple of seasons ago, and after losing track of her last...
Written by Simmie Colson
Amaris
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Class
2029
Height
6'3"
HS
Gonzales
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TX
Dynastic Classic: 5 Bigs Making a Big Impact
Another 2029 playing up for the Phoenix Select Elite team during the tournament in Austin. Johnson is consistently...
Written by Marissa Rimbert
Simmie Colson | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Simmie Colson
Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout
Johnson sold me when I first caught her a few years ago with another club team, and her intangibles were already sparkling yet when her club director called me about her last season, I was happy to reconnect as she put on a show in July and came back with some offers see evaluations here
Johnson is coming off a huge July, picking up several offers en route, but the thing about her is that she showed me in elementary school what a fierce competitor she was, going against older players, and that fire has continued to heat up see evaluations here. Being long and on the verge of adding ultra-athletic to the equation, yet seeing her score consistently from the outside is going to create some problems for defenders, as she can also score off the dribble as well as in the paint
Johnson passed the eye test when I caught her, I believe in the 6th grade, and seeing her put in the work to continue to elevate her game shows how badly she wants it. Yes, she’s “long and athletic” as well as above that magic number, but seeing her show signs of being more aggressive on the inside is huge because she has the foundation to control games on either end
Johnson caught my eye years ago, maybe the 6th grade because she was “long and athletic” which is the base and already heading towards that magic number. What I like is how she has transformed from a back to the basket player to one who can face the basket and drop the jumper see evaluations here
Johnson caught my eye a few years ago and has opened both of them as I watch her elevate her game each time I catch her see evaluations here. Seeing her create her shot and drop the midrange a few times looked good, so did her handling of the ball after rebounding
Johnson sent several messages during her freshman season of high school basketball, picking up numerous awards yet before that, she had impressed both myself as well as @playerremidies see evaluations here What I’m seeing is her showing potential to dominate on both ends as well as making huge plays down the stretch, instinctively
Johnson jumps in at #33, yet I expect that to change for several reasons, like being “long and athletic” which is the base and standing above “that magic number” but her powerful moves inside the paint, as well as defense and rebounding, are pluses see evaluations here
Johnson “Just Did It” for me a couple of seasons ago, and after losing track of her last year, I was glad to see her “on the court” progression. She’s gotten stronger around the basket to score, she rebounds on both ends, and also can take the defender off the dribble. Her interior defense is strong, but she’s also stepping outside the paint to guard her man
Another 2029 playing up for the Phoenix Select Elite team during the tournament in Austin. Johnson is consistently active on the block, battling for position and making herself a reliable interior option. She is already showing a high level IQ understanding of when to seal her man on the low block once the ball is reversed and how to read the defense to make a timely cut.