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SILENT KILLER: Ridge Point's Johnson expected to thrive at center stage in 2025 // Powered by LOVB
For much of her high school and club career, Taylor Johnson has operated just outside of the spotlight -- not for lack of talent, but because she's always played alongside other stars.
Now, entering her senior season at Ridge Point, the Iowa State-commit is ready to claim her space as a leading force on a team built for a deep playoff run.
Johnson, a dynamic outside hitter, has long been a steady and quietly dominant presence for both Ridge Point and Houston Skyline 17 Royal — a club team loaded with Division I talent. She’s competed alongside high-profile players like SMU’s Kennedi Rogers and Nebraska commit Jayden Robinson, the latter of whom remains a teammate at Ridge Point and Skyline.

Earlier this July, that same Skyline squad earned the No. 1 national ranking after winning the 17U Open Division title — a testament to the group’s elite depth and chemistry.
Even in a gym full of standouts, Johnson has drawn consistent praise from coaches for her completeness as a player. Whether it’s her clean ball control, ability to terminate out of system, or disciplined net play, she’s become a go-to option in crucial moments.
Her commitment to Iowa State, made official last October, was no surprise to those who’ve seen her growth firsthand.
In 2024, while splitting touches with several top hitters, Johnson still managed 188 kills, 25 blocks, and 31 digs. With a larger offensive role expected this fall, those numbers are likely to rise significantly.

Ridge Point finished last season 36-12, continuing a dominant stretch with their eighth straight district title before falling to Cinco Ranch in the third round of the playoffs. With Johnson and Robinson leading the charge, the Panthers have every reason to believe a State Final Four appearance —or better — is within reach in 2025.
It may have taken time for Johnson’s name to break through the noise, but now that it has, don’t expect it to fade anytime soon.
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THE RANKINGS: No. 7 Ridge Point loaded with elite talent
LOUISE CRITE ENTERS HER SECOND SEASON OF LEADING RIDGE POINT AFTER LEADING THE PANTHERS TO A 36-12 MARK AND A REGIONAL SEMIS APPEARANCE IN 2024.
Crite is three wins away from career coaching victory No. 200 entering this season. Crite returns five starters to the mix including University of Nebraska-commit Jayden Robinson and Iowa State-commit Taylor Johnson. Both were first-team, all-district a year ago.
Other players to watch include Ziya Sista, who was the District 21-6A Newcomer of the Year in 2024, and Piper Marquart, who was second-team, all-district. Reese Brunton will help on defense.
Keys to success for Crite’s team include getting consistent play from her returning starters and getting Ridge Point’s middles involved in the offense. The motto for 2025 – “BELIEVE”.
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