New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics

2012-13: All-Met Women's Division I second team and GWC first-team honoree, Johnson was named Tournament MVP with 20 pts and 18 rebs as NJIT upset GWC regular season champions Utah Valley in the final.  ...Rayven’s 18 rebounds in the championship were the most for an NJIT player in the Division I era. ....Johnson led NJIT this season in both scoring (15.9) and rebounding (10.5). ...reached double-figure scoring in 24 out of 31 games and combined for 15 doubles-doubles. ...scored 36 points against Texas-Pan American, one shy of the program Division I record. ...Johnson has 852 career rebounds, which is the most in the Division I era and second all-time overall. She also has 1,248 points—second in the DI era and fourth overall.

Team Note: 2012-13 Great West Conference Tournament Champions. ...The 16 wins are the most in the Division I era and tied for the third-most in program history (16 wins in 1995-96 in Division III; 16 wins in 2002-03 in Division II). The team won their last five straight and eight of their last nine to finish at 16 wins and 15 losses.

2011-12: Great West Conference first-team honoree. ... finishes her junior season at NJIT leading the team in points (334, 11.5ppg), rebounds (232, 8.0) – a new NJIT Division I single season record and shares the lead with Nwankwo with (29) steals. ... named the GWC all-tournament team. ... scored in double-figures in 20 out of 29 contests (season-high 26 points vs. New Hampshire) and registered eight double-doubles. ... GWC Player of the Week (Jan. 4, Jan. 24, Feb. 22)

2010-11: Started every game but one (27). ... all-Great West Conference honorable mention. ... second leading scorer on the team with (299 points, 10.7 ppg) and (172 rebounds, 6.1 rpg). ... established a new program Division I record for three-point baskets made with nine vs. Houston Baptist on January 15, 2011. Shot 9-for-11 on threes and 10-for-13 overall, finishing with 30 points. Johnson was one of nine players in Division I to make 9 3-pointers in a game in 2010-11 (most in the nation for the season) ... scored in double-figures 15 times with a career-high 30 points vs. Houston Baptist (1/15/11). ... posted three double-double games (11p, 11r at Manhattan 12/1/10; 10p, 10r at Brown 1/6/11; 12p, 11r at North Dakota 2/26/11).

2009-10: Played in 28 games, including six starts. ... averaged (4.4 ppg), 120 rebounds (4.4 rpg) and shot 85 percent from the free throw line (46-54). ... scored in double-figures three times with a season-high 11 points vs. Maine (11/21) and 13 rebounds vs. UTPA (2/20). ... five assists at Savannah State (2/6).  

Prior to NJIT: A 5-9 guard and small forward from Bloomfield Tech High School in Bloomfield, NJ, played four years of varsity basketball, two at Rahway High School in her hometown, before coming to Bloomfield Tech, where she was team captain in her junior season on one of the state's traditional powers.  ... Rayven played with the New Jersey Flames, winners of the 2007 NJ AAU championship. She was the recipient of the AAU NYC Gauchos Sportsmanship Award. ... ESPN.com’s recruiting web site ranked her in a tie with 11 other players as the 62nd-best guard prospect in the national high school class of 2009. She tied for seventh among all New Jersey seniors on the ESPN.com site. ... Member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Rayven S. Johnson. ... daughter of Tanya and Luther Johnson. ... business major. ... born 6/12/91 in Newark, NJ.