Cornell University Athletics

Career Stats

* 2009 IWLCA Second-Team All-Region
* 2009, 10 Second-Team All-Ivy

As a junior
A second-team All-Ivy pick, Johnson posted 17 goals and a team-best 12 assists while starting all 13 games. She added 11 draw control wins and six ground balls on the year. Johnson helped the Big Red snap a 22-year winless streak against Princeton with two goals and two assists and scored the game-winning goal against Yale to put Cornell into the inaugural Ivy tournament. Overall, Johnson posted 11 multi-point contests, including five with three or more points. She had three assists against nationally ranked Hofstra.

As a sophomore
A second-team All-Ivy and IWLCA all-region selection as a sophomore, Johnson finished 2009 as the team's leader in points (38) and goals (29). She added 19 ground balls and 12 draw controls to the cause, scoring on 45 percent of her shots overall and 60 percent of her free-position attempts (9-of-15). Johnson had seven games with at least three points, including a six-point effort vs. Hofstra (two goals, four assists) and five goals, including the game-winner, vs. No. 10 Vanderbilt. Johnson was also the team's leader in scoring in Ivy play with 12 goals and 13 points.

As a freshman
Johnson had an outstanding freshman season, ranking fourth on the team in points (31) and third in assists (11). She played in all 16 games for the Big Red with 12 starts and notched eight multi-point efforts. Johnson exploded for a career-high eight points on five goals and three assists in a win at Brown, setting a freshman record for points in a game. She ended the season with four contests with at least three points, including a two-goal, one-assist outing that included the game-winner against Columbia.

At Skaneateles
A member of two state champion and one runner-up Skaneateles HS teams, Johnson was a first-team All-Central New York pick as a junior and senior. Johnson posted 112 points as a senior on 56 goals and 56 assists to earn All-America honors to close her career with more than 300 points (167 goals, 141 assists). The four-year varsity letter winner posted 71 goals and 47 assists as a junior in helping the squad to a state title. A captain of both her soccer and lacrosse teams as a senior, Johnson also served as captain for her 2006 Empire State Games team

Personal
Elizabeth Rosko Johnson is the daughter of Chris Johnson and Jean Shook and has a younger brother who will play lacrosse at Wesleyan. She is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.