LSU's Flau'Jae Johnson Named to Prestigious Wooden All-American Team

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LSU guard Flau'Jae Johnson has been named to the prestigious John R. Wooden All-American Team, which honors the top 10 women's basketball players in the country based on their overall performance, academics, and character both on and off the court.

Why it matters

The Wooden All-American award is one of the highest individual honors in women's college basketball, and Johnson's selection further cements her status as one of the premier players in the sport. Her recognition also shines a light on LSU's women's basketball program and its ability to develop elite-level talent.

The details

Johnson, a high-scoring guard, averaged 14.3 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 2.6 assists per game in her final season with the Tigers. She helped lead LSU to four consecutive Sweet Sixteen appearances and two Elite Eight berths, including a championship in 2023. Earlier this season, Johnson was named First-Team All-SEC and was recognized as a top-five shooting guard by the Naismith Ann Meyers Drysdale Award voters.

• Johnson just officially finished her fourth and last year with the Tigers after losing in the Sweet Sixteen round to Duke by a buzzer-beater shot at the last second of the game.
• On March 12, she was named the first-ever inaugural Kay Yow Servant Leader of the Year by the Kay Yow Cancer Fund.