Kylie Johnson – Biography

Junior (2014)

The transition to libero marked a significant shift in kylie johnson volleyball career during her junior year. She participated in 55 sets before an unfortunate injury cut short her season. Her statistical performance showed remarkable versatility, accumulating 62 assists across 18 matches to rank second on the ORU roster. The defensive metrics were equally impressive, with 164 total digs translating to a consistent 2.98 digs per set average. Her peak performances included a dominant 20-dig effort against South Dakota on September 28th and her season-best nine assists during the IPFW match on October 10th.

Sophomore (2013)

Southland Conference Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll selection

Kylie Johnson volleyball performance during her sophomore campaign showed remarkable consistency across 101 sets of play. Her statistical output included 36 kills and an impressive 207 digs, establishing her as a reliable defensive anchor with a 2.05 digs-per-set average that ranked third among teammates. Johnson’s well-rounded contributions extended beyond defense, as she recorded 15 assists and nine service aces throughout the season.

• Team-high nine digs in the sweep of Texas Southern (8/30)
• 12 digs at Tulsa (9/3)
• Season-high 19 digs vs. Northwestern State (10/5)
• 13 digs in SLC Tournament quarterfinals vs. Houston Baptist (11/22)

Freshman (2012)

This rookie season established a foundation for excellence through consistent court presence and statistical production. Across 111 sets of competition, the freshman accumulated 78 kills while excelling defensively with 266 digs. This defensive output translated to 2.40 digs per set, securing second position on the team roster and 22nd ranking within the Southland Conference. Among SLC freshman competitors, this mark represented the fourth-highest average, demonstrating exceptional adaptation to collegiate-level play. Additional contributions included 21 service aces and 10 total blocks, showcasing versatility across multiple skill categories.

• Debuted vs. San Jose State (8/24) with two kills and eight digs
• Breakout performance vs. Missouri State (8/30): seven kills, 12 digs, three assists, three blocks
• First career double-double vs. Northwestern State (9/29) with 14 digs and 12 assists
• Career-high 22 digs vs. Sam Houston State (10/25)

High School

McKee’s four-year tenure at Union High School under Coach Chadd McKee produced exceptional results that demonstrate consistent athletic development. The program achieved significant milestones during this period, including a conference championship and advancing to the OSSAA Class 6A runner-up position in 2009. This sustained success reflects both individual talent and systematic team building. Recognition patterns show progressive improvement: three All-Conference selections culminating in Frontier Valley Conference Player of the Year honors in 2011, followed by consecutive All-State recognition in 2010 and 2011.

Senior season statistics provide concrete evidence of versatility and impact: 1,243 assists showcase exceptional playmaking ability, while 187 digs and 171 kills demonstrate well-rounded court presence. Selection for the OSSAA Large School All-State Game represents elite-level recognition among Oklahoma’s top talent. Additional experience with Club One Volleyball indicates commitment to year-round skill development beyond traditional high school competition.

Personal

Kylie Brenn Johnson hails from Ontario, California, where she grew up as the daughter of Dan and Cheryllyn Johnson. Her academic journey led her to ORU for social work studies, selected strategically over competitive programs at North Texas, Texas Tech, Colorado State, and Wichita State. Beyond academics, Johnson pursues creative outlets through singing and writing, demonstrating a well-rounded personal profile that balances professional preparation with artistic expression.