Courtney Johnson
	Class: Senior Hometown: Columbus, Ohio High School: Brookhaven Height: 5-9 Event: Hurdles

SENIOR YEAR (2007)
Indoor: Recorded an NCAA provisional qualifying mark in the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 8.39 at the Alex Wilson Invitational during the indoor season
Outdoor: Recorded a personal-best in the 200m with a time of 26.02 ... ran the second-fastest time in the 100m when she crossed the finish line in a personal-best 12.55.

JUNIOR YEAR (2006)
Indoor: Ran the second-fastest time on the team in the 60m (7.80) for a personal best at the Indiana Invitational... also posted a personal- and team-best mark of 8.43 in the 60m hurdles at the Hoosier Relays.
Outdoor: Posted a personal- and team-best time of 13.38 in the 100m hurdles at the Indiana Relays.

SOPHOMORE YEAR (2005)
Indoor: Season-best effort in the 100m hurdles (8.44) came in the finals of the Big Ten Championships, where she finished third behind teammate Lorian Price.
Outdoor: Redshirted due to injury.

FRESHMAN YEAR (2004)
Indoor: Personal best time of 8.48 in the 60m hurdles came at the OSU Tri-Meet... took home fifth-place in the 60m hurdles at the Big Ten Championships.
Outdoor: Second team All-Big Ten honoree after placing second in the 100m hurdles with a career best and regional qualifying time of 13.54... finished tied for 11th at the regional meet.

PREP/PERSONAL
An all-city selection in 2000-03... earned all-state accolades in 2002 and 2003... was a city-district regional champion in the 100m hurdles in 2003... placed fourth at the state meet in the 100m hurdles... place sixth in the state in the 300m hurdles... became state champion in the 100m hurdles during junior year... broke school record at the 2002 regional championships with a time of 14.08... named Columbus Dispatch Athlete of the Year in 2002... was a city champion in the 100m hurdles during freshman year... placed fifth in the 100m hurdles and eighth in the 400m hurdles at the USATF Nationals in Buffalo, N.Y. in the summer of 2001... became prep All-American in 2001 and was ranked No. 1 in the nation (15-16 yr. old females)... a member of the National Honor Society.