Kambree had herself an All-Region season helping lead Tioga to 21 victories in their 2025-2026 campaign. She is an impressive figure on the court and towers over many opponents at 6’1. I think she could be a really effective player at the NAIA, Junior College, or Division 3 level as a Forward/Center. She is long, can get up and down the floor well, has good hands, and looks like she is just scratching the surface of her potential. She is good at passing out of the post, is great at rim-running, and can also lead the fastbreak herself.

Kambree is another All-Region returner and averaged a double-double as a sophomore. She has helped Tioga to an early 7-1 record. Johnson has continued tearing up Region 3 with stellar play. It seems every night I see a box score where Kambree is scoring in double-figures. She can shoot inside and out and is a threat from behind the arc. Her athletic ability, scoring ability, and frame make her an excellent college prospect. Local schools should have her on their radar.

Kambree is someone I am excited to get more tape on this season. She is listed at 6’1 and towers over nearly everyone else on the court. She is a nimble post and does a really good job of rim-running. She has good hands and can catch passes in traffic. She is able to secure those passes for finishes around the rim while maintaining proper footwork to avoid turnovers. Being a soft-footed 6’1 post is not something coaches can teach. Kambree has a bright future as a prospect.

Kambree is a true 6’1 and one who has potential to be really good.  She isn’t required to do a lot of the things that show up in the stat book due to how good the Tioga Pirates are.  That doesn’t mean that she doesn’t positively affect the game.  Her size deters girls from getting to the rim and she is a good rebounder.  She is very good at coming from the weakside to help on baseline drives.  She runs well and catches well.  She is a solid high school player.