Another physically imposing NESCAC-bound recruit from Cali, Johnson is coming off a junior season in which he posted 46 goals and 20 assists, finishing second on the team with 66 points. At his best on the righty wing, his hammer of a shot is one of the marquee pieces of his game, as he often utilizes a pretty three-quarters release. Johnson is also excellent in terms of knowing how to use his size to his advantage and has displayed a willingness to put his shoulder down, both as a dodger and in the riding game. While he isn’t going to frequently beat his man with a speed dodge, he has above-average footwork to work his way through opposing defenses before getting off quality shots. Johnson’s off-ball ability allows defenses to lose track of him at a high frequency, and when surrounded by talented initiators at Amherst, I could see him continuing to find himself involved at the end of scoring plays.