Joshua Johnson is a 5'9" Defensive Back in the 2026 class.
Johnson attends Mergenthaler Vo-Tech in Maryland.
Johnson's Player Profile was created on January 27, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Joshua
JohnsonDB
Class
2026
Height
5'9"
Weight
165
HS
Mergenthaler Vo-Tech
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MD
Recruiting Report: Offers and Transfers
Joshua Johnson Jr.: Rising DB Adds 10th Offer After Transfer to Baltimore Power Mervo Joshua Johnson Jr. continues...
Written by Corey Bailey
Joshua
JohnsonDB
Class
2026
Height
5'9"
Weight
165
HS
Mergenthaler Vo-Tech
|
MD
Recruiting Around the State
Johnson received his first offer from the University of Maryland in February and earned another offer from Stony...
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5'9" | 165 lbs | DB
Mergenthaler Vo-Tech | 2026 StateMD
Jr. continues to gain traction on the recruiting trail, recently securing his 10th Division I offer from the University of New Haven. The NEC Conference has been particularly active in his recruitment this offseason, with offers rolling in from Robert Morris, Merrimack, Central Connecticut State, and now New Haven—further proof that Johnson is firmly on the radar.
Following a productive stint at Mount Carmel in the MIAA, Johnson has transferred to Baltimore powerhouse Mervo for his senior season. The move aligns him with one of the top-producing public-school programs in Maryland, a school that has consistently developed Division I talent in recent years.
With a full season ahead at Mervo and momentum building in his recruitment, Johnson is poised to attract even more attention across the D1 landscape. If he continues his upward trajectory this fall, expect his offer sheet to expand well beyond the NEC.
Johnson received his first offer from the University of Maryland in February and earned another offer from Stony Brook this month. After serving as a veteran starter at Mt. Carmel, Johnson made the move to Good Counsel in the WCAC. He is a key addition to the defense, having recorded six interceptions—one of which was a pick-six—causing fumbles, and excelling as a dynamic return man. Expect to hear Johnson’s name called frequently this season at Good Counsel, as he transitions from a program known for its “dog mentality.”