Ingrid Johnson
Ingrid Johnson
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Ally McGinnis | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Johnson put together an impressive body of work this summer, lighting up the scoreboard week after week for the Minnesota Suns 2029 Bluestar squad. The 5’10 guard plays with a great deal of speed, elevates over defenders with ease, and has plenty of length – all of which give her a significant athletic advantage. On top of that, Ingrid shines as a downhill scorer and perimeter defender, and is a relentless force on the glass. Coming from a program with as much depth as Minnetonka, we likely won’t see Johnson at the varsity level quite yet. Nonetheless, the Skippers sophomore is a quality college prospect. She joins the rankings at #106.
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Read EvaluationAlly McGinnis | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
First crossing our radar back in June, Johnson (pictured above) left a distinct impression on us when we watched her play with the Minnesota Suns this summer. This week at the Sophomore ID Camp, she turned things up another notch. Now standing at 5’10, Ingrid’s ample length, speed, and ability to elevate over defenders give her several advantages in terms of athleticism. But what really stood out on Sunday was the sheer effort she brings on each possession. The Minnetonka sophomore was highly active on the glass, read the defense to find openings to attack the basket, and made hustle plays that ultimately led to extra possessions for her team. It looks like the Skippers have yet another hidden gem on their hands.
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