Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Athletics

2018 (Senior): Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll selection…bounced back from injury to figure in the starting lineup in seven of her nine appearances…registerd three points on a goal and an assist…had an assist on the go-ahead goal against Florida Tech (Oct. 6)…scored her only goal of the year against Rollins (Oct. 20).

2017 (Junior): Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll… awarded a 2018-19 ERAU Athletics Eagles of Excellence Scholarship…bounced back from a preseason injury play in 10 games with nine starts…scored two goals and registered an assist to finish with five points on the year…second on the team in shots (19)...scored against Saint Leo in her first appearance of the season (Sept. 16)…netted the Eagles’ only goal against Eckerd (Sept. 27)…assisted on a goal against Nova Southeastern.

2016 (Redshirt): Named to the Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…took a medical redshirt.
 
2015 (Sophomore): Academic All-Sunshine State Conference selection…played and started in 14 games…scored twice for four total points on the year…all seven of her shot attempts were on frame…scored the Eagles’ lone goal in a loss to Stetson (Sept. 13)…also netted a goal in the Eagles’ season finale against Georgia Gwinett.
 
2014 (Freshman): NAIA Second Team All-American…NSCAA/Continental Tire Second Team All-American…first team All-Sun Conference…started all 21 contests…tallied 15 points on five goals and five assists…recorded first collegiate point with an assist in a 3-1 win over Embry-Riddle (Ariz.) on Aug. 31…scored first career goal against Auburn Montgomery (Sept. 5)…tallied season-high three points with an assist and the game-winning goal in The Sun Conference Regular Season Championship at Northwood (Nov. 5).
 
Prep: 2013 graduate of Hammarogymnasiet…played one season in Damallsvenskan, the highest division of women's soccer in Sweden, with Mallbackens IF in Lysvik, Sweden where she tallied three goals and five assists …also played three seasons with Qbik in Elitettan, Sweden's second division…earned 25 caps with the Swedish under-17 national team…selected team captain for a number of international fixtures.
 
Personal: Born in Karlstad, Sweden…parents are Thomas Johansson and Maud Pettersson…majoring in Business Administration.