University of West Florida

AS A SOPHOMORE (2025): Johnson appeared in 11 matches, for the Argos, making the starting lineup in four… Across 21 sets, she contributed 39 kills on 113 attempts, three aces, 13 digs, and three blocks… tallied 10 kills, one ace, two digs, and two blocks against Northern Michigan… produced nine kills and four digs against Spring Hill… reported six kills, two aces, and one dig against Ferris State… added one kill against Missouri Western… registered four kills, three digs, and one block against Point Loma… recorded two kills against Florida Southern College… tallied two digs against Tampa… registered one kill and one dig against Montevallo… logged six kills against AUM.

AS A FRESHMAN (2024): A redshirt season.

PREP: Attended and played for Lawton Chiles High School her junior and senior years after playing her first two years at Florida State University School … Led LCHS to Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) 6A Region title and state semifinals appearance as a senior … Also helped lead Chiles to consecutive 6A District titles … 2023 AVCA All-American Watchlist … 2023 Big Bend Player Watchlist … 2022 nominee for Team Florida, Tallahassee Player of the Year, Chiles MVP and First Team for Big Bend Preps … Received Most Spirited award at FSUS … Received ''I Am Third'' award at Kanakuk Sports Camp … Played high school and club volleyball with fellow incoming 2024 freshman Delaney Hanowell … Played for Tallahassee Volleyball Academy (TVA) at the club level for former Argonaut and 2010 GSC Player of the Year Katie Johnson … Led TVA to a 3rd-place finish in the 18 USA Division at the USA Volleyball Junior Nationals in Baltimore in April 2024. 
 
PERSONAL: Majoring in Psychology ... Received Academic Scholar Award at Chiles … Currently watches foster kids on Fridays for local mission Ohana Night … Served on a missionary team in Mobile, Ala., to rebuild inner city homes and minister to children in a local community center … Served as K-mentor for younger students at Florida State University School … Served in outreach called Snack Pack for kids on free and reduced lunches … Helps provide childcare for families at her church throughout the week. 
 
WHY UWF? “I chose UWF because of its powerful, positive culture that not only strengthens the player in volleyball, but also as an individual. I loved that it was not only a strong competitive team, but it was a unified team that is working towards the same goal under the leadership of Coach Wolter. I also loved the high academics and how supportive the student body was of each other.” 

WOLTER'S COMMENTS: “Kaylin is a pin hitter that has experience playing all 3 front line positions. She is long, explosive and very terminal and she has potential to play 6 rotations. I love Kaylin’s upside and her drive to be great. She's definitely got potential to help us right away.”