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Collegiate High School’s Eley Johnson – Orange Theory Athlete of the Month

Collegiate High School senior Eley Johnson is an outside hitter for the varsity volleyball team. Being part of this team and competing with her friends on the court is a special moment for Johnson.

“I love my team because we are a family. My teammates are dedicated, hardworking, and love the game of volleyball,” said Johnson.

As a senior, being a leader on and off the court is important to Johnson. Setting the tone for the team and always working to get better is what makes this team such a tight group. Every trip, every game is a memory they will never forget.

“I don’t have a particular memory, but every time I step on the court with these girls is a blast,” said Johnson. “I was incredibly excited to return to school and even more excited to have a season.”

As a representative of Collegiate High School, Johnson explained why it’s important for her and her teammates to always show what’s in the DNA of a Collegiate student-athlete. “Representing your school is a big responsibility and obligation. As athletes, we represent our school through sportsmanship, leadership, and dedication,” said Johnson.

Upon graduating from Collegiate, Johnson plans to attend college and major in Elementary Physical Education.

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