Jenna Johnson

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Accolades

Started 56 games
Tied a career-high with two doubles against Virginia (Feb. 16), scoring twice
Led the team with eight hits and eight runs scored across four games at the Green & Gold Classic (Feb. 23-25) while also adding six RBIs
Drove in the Tide's first run in the game three win over Georgia (March 17) with a fourth inning solo home run
Was 2-for-4 with two RBIs including a solo home run vs. UAB (March 20)
Drove in a team-leading five RBIs over the Kentucky series (March 28-30), including a pair of home runs
Was 4-for-10 over the Arkansas series (April 19-21) including a three-run home run in game two
Was 5-for-9 (.556) in NCAA Regional play, driving in three runs in the championship game against Southeastern (May 19)
Had two hits and scored a run vs. Florida at the Women's College World Series (June 2)

Started 59 games
Drove in three RBIs in the second game against Georgia Southern (Feb. 11) on a double down the line
Hit a three-run home run vs. Southern Miss (March 3)
Was 2-for-5 with two RBIs in the extra-inning win at Texas (March 11)
Went 3-for-3 in the series opener against Arkansas (March 18), driving in the second run of the day in the 2-0 win
Hit 5-for-10 (.500) over the Mississippi State series (April 14-16), tying a career high with three hits in game two
Hit a go-ahead three run home run in the seventh inning of game two at Ole Miss (May 6)
Was 3-for-5 in the extra-inning win over Arkansas at the SEC Tournament (May 11)
Hit a fifth-inning solo home run that ended up as the difference in the series-clinching game three win over Northwestern in Super Regionals (May 28)

Started 52 games
Went 3-for-3 in the season opener against Southern Utah (Feb. 11), including a pair of doubles
Drove in a run in the win at No. 20 Louisiana (Feb. 24) before scoring twice in the rematch against the Ragin' Cajuns (Feb. 27)
Went 2-for-2 with a career-best four RBIs against Miami Ohio (March 6)
Was 5-for-8 (.625) over the LSU series (March 12), driving in four RBIs and hitting a pair of home runs
Had two hits with a stolen base and a run scored at UAB (March 23)
Was 6-for-12 (.500) over the South Carolina series (March 25-27), scoring three runs including a home run in game two
Drove in five runs over the last two games of the Georgia series (April 3-4) on three hits, including a two-run home run
Was 2-for-3 with two RBIs against Chattanooga (May 21) at NCAA Regionals, including a solo home run to lead off the game

Appeared in 35 games, including 21 starts
Had two hits in the season opener at Alabama State (Feb. 12)
Drove in a run and scored in the win vs. Liberty (Feb. 19)
Returned from injury as a pinch runner during the Texas A&M series (April 1-3), scoring twice
Drove in three runs in two starts at Georgia (May 1-2) on a two-run single and a bases-loaded walk
Had three hits, including two doubles, with three RBIs in two starts against Ole Miss (May 6-7)
Drove in three runs on a pair of hits at the SEC Tournament (May 13-15), including the first run in the championship game against Florida
Went 2-for-2 against Alabama State at NCAA Regionals (May 21), including a two-run home run in the third inning
Went 2-for-3 with a run scored and a stolen base in game one of Super Regionals against Kentucky (May 28)

Started 21 games during the shortened season
Earned her first career hit and scored twice in the win over USF (Feb. 14)
Posted consecutive two-hit performances against Penn State (Feb. 22) and Louisville (Feb. 23), including two doubles against the Nittany Lions
Was 2-for-3 against UT Arlington (Feb. 29) including a double
Had two hits in game two against Arkansas (March 7), including a double and her first career home run

Attended Page High School
Two-time all-state and defensive player of the year honoree
Four-time WILLCO Sports Award finalist
2017 All-District MVP
Two-time Tennesseean Sports Awards finalist
Holds multiple single-season records at Page High School, including .686 on base percentage (2018), 11 home runs and 1.114 slugging percentage (2017) and 24 stolen bases and a .591 batting average (2016)
Played travel softball for Fury Platinum
Played in the 2019 PGF All-American game
2016 Colorado Fireworks All- American team
Back-to-back top-three finishes at Colorado Fireworks in 2016-17
Two-time Atlanta Legacy champions (2016-17)
Top-10 finish at 2017 PGF Nationals
Fifth-place finish at 2018 TCS Nationals