Awarded: All-Time Top Player
Four times MGHCA All-State
Scored 199 points as a Defender
2006 Second Team All-State
2005 Second Team All-State |
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How She Got Started |
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Berit's older
sister, Kelsey, was 2003 Second Team
All-State. They both were MGHCA
All-State in 2003. |
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Her High
School Stats |
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All-State Team |
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A |
Pts |
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2001-02 |
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2002-03 |
MGHCA All-State |
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2003-04 |
Honorable Mention
MGHCA All-State |
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16 |
27 |
43 |
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2004-05 |
Second Team
All-St
MGHCA All-State |
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23 |
32 |
55 |
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2005-06 |
Second Team
All-St
MGHCA All-State |
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9 |
30 |
39 |
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Berit Johnson, 9th-grader
2003 State Tournament
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Berit's older sister,
Kelsey,
preceded her to Yale. |
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Berit Johnson
Defender
No.21, Blake |
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Berit Johnson
Senior, Captain
Blake |
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A Final
Tribute |
“Berit is
an incredibly gifted athlete as well as a
student. Her on-ice talents and skating ability
allow her to play any position extremely well. She can skate
backwards as well as anyone can skate forward in the state.
In four
years, we have never seen her get beat in a 1-on-1 situation.
She
possesses one of the best wrist shots and slap shots in all of girls
hockey, and she’s deadly accurate with each. Yet Berit’s most valued
talent is her ability to see the ice, see the play develop and then
make the most accurate pinpoint pass to her teammate.
She may be the
best pure passer in the state. She usually draws two forecheckers
for fear of her skating the puck out of the defensive zone.”
Blake coach Brano Stankovsky |
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Four-time MGHCA All-State |
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