Another player for Bellevue West, that should get some Varsity time over her career is Skylar Johnson. Johnson is a fast twitch, smooth maneuvering guard, that has some quick and natural instincts. It doesn’t matter if she is on or off of the ball. Johnson can make something happen either way. Defensively, she demonstrates all that time that she has an act for taking away the ball from an opponent by being in the right spot at the right time. Keep an eye on Johnson. Within the right system, she could really thrive over her high school career.

Speaking of determined guards and the name Skyler Johnson pops out almost immediately. Johnson is going to be a 5’4 Freshman at Bellevue West this Winter and I think she is going to slowly become a big contributor to her program. Johnson should run the PG position at the high school level with her mixture of speed, vision, and tenacity. She demonstrated on Sunday that she is a willing driver who can finish with either hand, she is a solid defender against alike sized opponents, and she is someone that is not selfless by any means. When I had the chance to talk to Johnson after one of her 5v5 games, she was down to earth and locked in on what I was trying to teach her. That’s something coaches love to see at all level and that’s going to help her in the long run.

The Bellevue West T-Birds are going to replenish their program with several talented prospects this upcoming season. Someone that is going to come on board out of their 2028 Class is Guard, Skylar Johnson Skylar Johnson 5'4" | CG Bellevue West | 2028 State NE . Johnson just had a respectable AAU season with her Unity Stars AAU program and she is ready to prove herself at the high school level now. The T-Birds are going to bring in a number of players that could possibly play up and see the floor in some moderation in the near future. They lose their main producers from a year ago so there is ample opportunity to say the least and Johnson will look to take full advantage of that.