Johnson showed an aggressive offensive approach with a strong take to the basket and also looking comfortable hunting shots from the perimeter. Even when the shot did not fall, she generated good looks and showed the confidence and mechanics of a capable shooter. She complemented that offensive ability with strong defense, applying pressure and helping force turnovers.

Johnson is a plug and play type of player who can flat out play.

She was able to find herself near the ball on most possessions whether it be in the paint fighting for weak side rebounds, moving without the ball, or bringing the ball up the court.

A few possessions Mya became the primary point guard, where she was able to showcase her ball handling and sound decision making from the top of the key. Lastly, when giving the chance Mya showed a nice formed jumper knocking down a few mid range shots and put backs near the basket.

Johnson is a pure shooter who gets to her spots in transition and stays ready to knock down threes from the wing and corner. She has a fundamentally sound, consistent shooting stroke with a smooth follow-through, allowing her to connect on multiple threes and stretch the floor. She also showed the ability to create for herself, using a sweep move to attack a closeout and pull up for a short jumper while knocking down a clutch step-back jumper.

Johnson established herself as one of the top shooters at the event, finding space and knocking down shots from beyond the arc. She moved well without the ball, using cuts, handoffs, and transition opportunities to generate clean perimeter looks while also attacking the basket. Her impact extended to the defensive end as well, turning a steal into a coast-to-coast fast-break finish.

Has good size for a guard! She uses her frame to get to the basket from the baseline or attacking the middle of the paint. Mya does a good job mixing in and hitting the offensive boards for easy baskets. She is a good three point shooter, even has a good stroke when defenders are contesting her shot!