Johnson scored four goals in each of Bryn Mawr's wins last week, leading the Owls to the best start in program history. She tallied four goals against Rutgers-Camden at home, then added four more, including the game-winner, and an assist on the road at Cedar Crest. She connected on 88.9% of her shot attempts in the two victories. Johnson is now tied as the second-leading scorer in the Centennial Conference this year with 15 goals and is also tied at the top of the conference in free position percentage after scoring on her lone FPS opportunity last week. Thanks to Johnson's output, the Owls lead the conference in scoring offense and points per game and are fifth nationally in scoring margin. They also moved to 6-0 on the season, their first six-game win streak in program history.