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Johnson also attended Belmont University, where she was a standout on their tennis team. Johnson spent the 2020 season as an intern but will now be working with all aspects of the team’s scouting operations. In 2020, Johnson came to Nashville as part of the Amy Adams Strunk Women in Football Program, one that’s named for Amy Adams Strunk, daughter of the late Bud Adams and controlling owner of the Tennessee Titans. Here’s a little more on this for you Tennessee Titans fans out there. Tennessee has had numerous women serving in important roles for quite some time, but Johnson is the first woman to work in Tennessee’s scouting department and enjoy a full-time role. One of the highlights was the hiring of Mical Johnson. Once again, the Titans have proven that they’re one of the forward-thinking franchises in the NFL as team insider Jim Wyatt announced changes to their staff on June 1st. Ryan Warne/Jace Wernsmann (Pierre) 6-1, 6-3.Tennessee Titans continue to diversify their front office. Robert Conn/Andrew Hartze (Aberdeen) 6-0, 6-1.Ĭhampionship: Grady Dehler/Michael Tang (Rapid City) def. Alex Grandbois/Joey Crompton (Aberdeen) 7-6 (6-3), 12-10 (9-7).Ĭhampionship: Luke Lingor/Samuel Lingor (Aberdeen) def. Lingor 10-2.Ĭhampionship: Eric DeBoer/Matt Hollan (Aberdeen) def. Jacob Albers (Wahpeton, N.D.) 10-1.Ĭonsolation championship: Urban def. Adam Kays (Watertown) 10-2 Samuel Lingor (Aberdeen) def. Tang 7-6 (8-6), 6-4.Ĭonsolation semifinals: Jordan Urban (Watertown) def. Jace Wernsmann (Pierre) 6-2, 6-0.Ĭhampionship: Hoium def. Grady Dehler (Rapid City) 6-0, 6-0 Michael Tang (Rapid City) def. Semifinals: Eric Hoium (Benson, Minn.) def. Luke Lingor (Aberdeen) 6-0, 6-1.Ĭonsolation championship: Chris Rae (Pierre) def. Eric Marnette (Aberdeen) 10-4.Ĭhampionship: Andy Guymon (Rapid City) def. Tyler Greenawalt (Rapid City) 10-1.Ĭonsolation championship: Zimmerman def.

Hollan 6-3, 6-3.Ĭonsolation semifinals: Adam Zimmerman (Aberdeen) def. Eric DeBoer (Aberdeen) 4-6, 6-3, 10-4.Ĭhampionship: Crompton def. Alex Grandbois (Aberdeen), 6-1, 6-1 Matt Hollan (Aberdeen) def. Semifinals: Joey Crompton (Aberdeen) def. Erica Carrels/Gabrielle Imbery (Aberdeen) 6-1, 6-4.Ĭhampionship: Johnson/Nachtigal def. Kristen Hanson/Erica Hanson (Aberdeen) 6-2, 7-6 (8-6) Alisha Wiedmeier/Sarah Kelly (Rapid City) def. Semifinals: Mical Johnson (Canton)/Libby Nachtigal (Sioux Falls) def.

Peyton Forney (Pierre) 6-0, 6-2.Ĭonsolation championship: Abbey Dehler (Rapid City) def. Imbery 10-1.Ĭhampionship: Libby Nachtigal (Sioux Falls) def. Abby Kays (Watertown) 10-4.Ĭonsolation championship: Kelly def. Hanson 6-3, 6-3.Ĭonsolation semifinals: Sarah Kelly (Rapid City) def. Emily Magera (Aberdeen) 10-1 Gabrielle Imbery (Aberdeen) def. Erin Dudley (Aberdeen) 6-1, 6-0.Ĭhampionship: Johnson def. Erica Carrels (Aberdeen) 6-0, 6-4 Kristen Hanson (Aberdeen) def. “And it’s a lot of different girls I wouldn’t normally see.” “It’s good practice for a lot of girls I’ll see during the tennis season,” she said. That fact didn’t bother Johnson, who has been playing in the C.C. Like the boys’ championship match, Johnson and Hanson had never met on the court before Tuesday’s clash. “I knew it was going to be a tough match going into it, so I was trying to get myself mentally prepared and get ready for it beforehand.” “She’s a good player,” Johnson said of her opponent. Hanson was a third place finisher and number one singles for the Golden Eagles. Johnson, who competes for Sioux Falls Washington during the school season, won an individual state title at second flight singles last fall. “We went back and forth a lot,” Johnson said. The two soon-to-be seniors duked out a 6-3, 6-3 match that fell in Johnson’s favor. There, Hanson ran into Mical Johnson, of Canton.