2011 Women's Soccer
Hannah Johnson
- Class:
- Senior
- Position:
- M
- Hometown:
- Medina, Ohio
- Prev School:
- Medina
- High School:
- Medina
Getting to Know Hannah |
| Best part about Kent State soccer is: The family atmosphere |
| People I admire the most: My parents and grandparents |
| One place I have always wanted to visit is: Fiji |
| When I was 4 years old, I started playing soccerbecause: All my sisters did |
| Best part about 2011 Women's World Cup: Abby Wambach's header goal against Brazil |
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2010 – Junior notes
• As a reserve, took the field in 13 games
• Shot two shots on goal on the year: at Akron (Oct. 22) andat Ohio (Oct. 24)
• Played a season-high 54 minutes at Ohio (Oct. 24)
2009 – Sophomore notes
• Made 11 starts on the year while taking the fieldin all 19 games
• Finished with seven shots on the season, including aseason-high two shots vs. Tulsa (Sept. 11) and at Buffalo (Oct.29)
• Had a shot on goal at Youngstown State (Sept. 6)
2008 – Freshman notes
• Made six starts in 16 games played as a rookie
• Started the first six games of the season
• As a defender, helped the KSU defense register threeshutouts while attempting three shots on the year
Prior to Kent State
• Four-year letter winner at Medina High School for coachScott Simpson
• Produced 20 goals and 23 assists for 63 points
• All-Conference, All-County and All-District as asenior
• Led Medina to a runner-up finish in the North East Ohio(Valley Division) Conference and a District semi-finalappearance
• A four-year Honor Roll selection, was also a member of theNational Honor Society as a junior and senior
• Earned Coaches Award as a sophomore
• Played for the Internationals Soccer Club team whichcaptured the 2006 State Championship and finished fourth atNationals
Personal
• Daughter of Mark and Deanna Johnson; also has foursisters
• Father Mark was a collegiate wrestler; sister Rachelwas a collegiate soccer player at Edinboro
• Majoring in computer design
