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Jason Johnson

Point Guard

2026 Class

6'0" Height

Cretin-Derham Hall School

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About Jason

Jason Johnson is a 6'0" Point Guard in the 2026 class. Johnson attends Cretin-Derham Hall in Minnesota. Johnson's Player Profile was created on August 25, 2022. Subscribe to Prep Hoops to see where Jason Johnson is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

Expert Analysis

Max Wagner

Prep Hoops Scout

Jason is an impact defender for Team FSA. He’s someone who seems to love the challenge of trying to shut down an opposing team’s best player, and more often than not seems to give them problems. Jason is so quick moving his feet laterally, battles to get over the top of screens, and does a great job of walling up to contest in the rare case his man gets to the rim. As a guard, you’re never going to get a second of peace when being defended by Jason.

12 months ago

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Michael Herrick

Prep Hoops Lead Scout

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He is one of the top on-ball defenders in the Region. Johnson speeds up opposing guards and he changes directions while going stride-for-stride. JJ anticipates well on both sides of the ball. He is a relentless competitor who can go pound for pound with anyone on the hardwood. This kid is tough!

12 months ago

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Michael Herrick

Prep Hoops Lead Scout

-Aggressive PG

-Controlled tempo, set up the O, made plays in transtion

-Great body control when finishing

-Gets into the D & attacks

-Skilled, hoops like a mature player

-Steal & score in press D

-Sneaky to the rim, good at changing speeds, can go very fast when called for

-Took a hard hit/fall and banged his head, hope he is recovering well

12 months ago

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Jack Pfeiffer

Prep Hoops Scout

Jason was showing off his lightning quick burst and speed on Sunday. The sophomore guard loves to push the pace of the game and was finding success speeding to the rim for finishes in transition. He also showed off his agility in the half court, blowing by defenders on the way to the basket where he could make a tough layup or kick the ball out to a teammate on the perimeter. Johnson also gives great effort on the defensive end, being able to match up with the opponent’s lead guard. Jason and this Cretin-Derham Hall team are young, but have a lot of potential.

3 years ago