Ashleigh Johnson

Ashleigh Johnson is not only the best goalie in the world, she is also a former Miami Winter In The Tropics camper herself. She has since helped lead Team USA to the Gold medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics and is the all-time career saves leader at Princeton University. In 2016 became the first African-American woman to make a U.S. Olympic Women’s Water Polo Team. Supports learn to swim and water polo programs in her hometown of Miami.

INTERNATIONAL/CLUB
Led Team USA with 42 saves and contributed 3 goals at 2019 Pan American Games...Named MVP while recording 43 saves to lead Team USA to the gold medal at 2019 FINA World Championships in Gwangju...Racked up 28 saves in three games at 2019 FINA World League Super Final…Recorded 42 saves at 2018 FINA World Cup...Racked up 32 saves at 2018 FINA World League Super Final...Logged 51 saves in 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil...Dropped 45 saves in 2016 FINA World League Super Final...Posted 54 saves allowing Team USA to qualify for 2016 Olympic Games...Recorded 62 saves contributing to Gold-medal win at 2016 FINA Intercontinental Tournament...2015 FINA World Championship Top Goalkeeper and Gold Medal Match MVP...Tallied 66 saves in Team USA’s pursuit of Gold at 2015 FINA World Championship...Recorded 17 saves as Team USA’s won 2015 Pan American Games...Split time in net, recording 27 saves en route to Gold at 2014 FINA World Cup...Named Top Goalkeeper at 2014 FINA World Cup...Won Gold at 2013 FINA Junior World Championship where she was named top goalkeeper of tournament.

PROFESSIONAL
Competed for NC Vouliagmeni 2018-19 in Greece…Finished third in Final Four of European League Championships…Finished second in Greek league…Competed for Ekipe Orizzonte in Sicily 2017-18...Finished third in Final Four of European League…Finished second in Italian League.

COLLEGE
Competed for Princeton University...2017 1^stTeam CWPA All-Conference… 2017 1^stTeam CWPA Championships All-Tournament…Finishes career as Princeton’s all-time leader in saves (1,362) and compiled 100 career victories…CWPA Defensive Player of the Week 19 times in her career…Went 22-4 in 2016-17 with .693 save percentage…Collected 300 saves, the fourth highest in a single season in program history…Four-time CWPA Defensive Player of the Week.

HIGH SCHOOL
2012 graduate of Ransom Everglades High School...Four-year letter winner and starter...Helped Raiders to three consecutive Florida state championships...All-Dade honors throughout career...Also competed in swimming, earning All-County honors twice...Took individual state championship in 50 free her sophomore year…Team took state championship during her sophomore season.

PERSONAL
Graduated from Princeton University with a bachelor’s degree in psychology. Her sister, Chelsea, also competed for and graduated from Princeton in 2018 and now studies law at the University of Miami.