Johnson is one of countless players who got on the map by playing in the All Eyez On Me Showcase I did with Austin Elite for years; see evaluation here, but her San Antonio Islanders club coach, Jesse Torres had already given me a heads-up when she was in elementary school. Her poise under pressure blew me away this past season, and so has her “on the court” progression see evaluations here

Johnson impressed me so much that my initial sighting and my exact words were “she’s one of the most poised 2028 players I’ve seen” because she was playing up, and for the novices, “it’s not what you do, it’s who you do it against.” see evaluation here so watching her “on the court” progression has been nice and seeing her turn into a “take the game over” player down the stretch was on full display in July see evaluations here

Johnson’s first name is Giuliana, so if you see that instead of Jewels, you’ll know it’s the same person see evaluation here, but her play was among the best I saw all event, and watching her put her team on her back was special. She dove on the floor for loose balls, she used her quick hands for steals, also got a few playing the passing lane. Her spin move to score, as well as her finishing acrobatically after contact, looked good, so did her jumper

Johnson went on a torrid streak during the latter part of the season, and apparently, she’s not letting up. Her confidence to “take the shot” under pressure is what caught my eye early, so the “poise under pressure” is definitely a problem for defenders see evaluations here

#22 up from #25 Johnson took her game to another level over the club season, and I’ve been keeping an eye on her since then. Ironically, I think she’s also had a slight growth spurt off the court, but with her work ethic and mindset, she may crack the Top 20 see evaluations here

#25 up from #44 Johnson impressed me playing up with the San Antonio Islanders, and her “poise under pressure” going against the big girls told me a lot see evaluation here so her steadily progression on the court is something I’ve be keeping an eye on yet the Super 64, she has taken it to another level as she scored from mid to long-range as well as off the dribble and showed she was hard to contain see evaluations here

Johnson gave me a glimpse of what was coming on Friday as she’s has a slight growth spurt, gotten stronger as well as quicker on both ends yet she went completely off dropping shots from mid to long-range on Saturday, as well as scoring off the dribble, Her baseline to baseline pressure looked good, so diid her playing the passing lane

Johnson has the right first name because she is a “diamond in the rough” and as good as she has looked previously, her growth, both on and off the court, told me a lot, so did her poise under pressure

FEEDBACK “solid scorer who wanted the ball” “does a good job hitting teammates and making the right decisions” “effortlessly drops it from deep” but here’s another one, she was playing up and had no problem whatsoever attacking and finishing strongly after contact

#44 (Up from #51)

Johnson loves pressure an swatching her handle the ball, and making decisions as far as seeing the floor while being tightly defended grabbed my attention the first time I saw her. Oh yeah, she was also playing up 3 years, yet her ability to create her shot and drop the 3 with a hand in her face is another huge plus, see evaluation here

#30– Johnson has the right first name because she is a “diamond in the rough” and catching her a few times over the club season playing up spoke volumes about what’s coming. Her poise under pressure against the older players stood out, so did her wanting the ball and delivering in the clutch see evaluation here