Girls soccer returns after last year’s season being canceled
With the girls soccer team season getting canceled last year they are finally able to have a season to play this year despite having to deal with changes from the pandemic.
Esports expands as St. Mary’s joins in with a program of their own
The St. Mary's University esports program was recently launched, as the world of gaming continues to expand.
Change made to the 2020-2022 UIL district alignment
by Joe Casarez | staff writer
With the release of the new UIL realignment Johnson, along with other NEISD schools, have shifted from district 27-6A to 28-6A as two additional new schools have been introduced...
Girls basketball team faces loss against South San
After many losses this season, every practice counts to senior and varsity basketball player Jayla Taylor.
Athletes start signing to play in college
It is that time of the year when athletes make a choice that will directly impact at least the next four years of their life. If they’ve committed to the sport that they have played all throughout high school, ...
Johnson Cheer UIL champions for the fourth time in a row
by Sofia Colignon | news editor
The Johnson Varsity Cheer team took home their fourth consecutive University Interscholastic League (UIL) win on the competition held on Jan. 19, 2019. After having won three ...
Coach Fox grabs her 300th win
In the midst of another successful season, head softball coach Jennifer Fox hit her 300th win against the Churchill Chargers, a long time district rival.
Baseball moves into Round 4
After three consecutive sweeps in the first three rounds of the playoffs, the Jags have moved onto round 4 after defeating O’Connor in two games.
Jags move onto round 3
Following a sweep of Corpus Christi Carroll in round two of the playoffs, the Jags advanced into the 3rd round of the playoffs where they will look to defeat the O’Connor Panthers in a best of 3 series.
Jags baseball swinging for the fences this season
At the start of every season, teams have to replace key guys at many positions along the field because members of previous year’s teams have graduated, and this is not any different for Johnson because many starters from last year’s team are now gone.