After a very good stint playing at private George Walton Academy, Kenzie returns home to North Oconee for what could be a huge senior season. The sharpshooting wing can flat out put the ball in the basket, and I expect her to do a lot of that in her final campaign. She has very good size and sneaky athleticism. Johnson can get to the rim in the halfcourt and score and has gotten easy points in transition each time I have seen her play. She has chance to lead the team in scoring and give them a chance to keep playing in mid-February. She should be on the radar of NAIA, D3, and D2 schools in the state.

Johnson put on a nice display scoring the ball in the semifinals helping lead her team over Lakeview Academy. While her shot was not falling in the finals, Johnson still impressed with her movement without the ball on offense cutting to the basket and running off screens designed to get her open looks. Johnson has great size at the shooting guard position and handles the ball well. Her fundamentals are very sound and she plays the game with a lot of intelligence. Johnson is a player I expect to have a very good travel ball season and college coaches to take notice of. She is a player that does a lot well, unselfish, and a winner.

After a slow start, Johnson got rolling and kept GWA in the game scoring the ball from several different areas on the court. On the break she scored multiple times off the dribble and passes from hr teammates against Lakeview’s full court press. In the half court Kenzie knocked down a three from the left wing and shortly after used a head fake to get her defender off the ground and drove to the middle going left, then finishing off the glass. Johnson also added a nice 10-12 foot pull up from the baseline. Johnson used her size well to rebound the ball and handled it the ball confidence and strength.