Kelley Johnson’s outstanding playing career came to an endlast season, but the Capital One Academic All-America® FirstTeam recipient will look to add to her legacy at The College ofWooster, as she accepted a position with the Office of ResidenceLife and as an assistant coach with the Fighting Scots.

Johnson will assist in all facets of the program. She will be akey mentor to the defensive players, and will also take on a largerole in the Scots' recruiting efforts.

Johnson was one of the top liberos in the region over the lastfour years, and ranked among the top-40 in NCAA Div. III in digseach season, highlighted by eighth in the nation (6.12 digs/set) asa senior. She was a three-time all-North Coast Athletic Conferenceselection, and was named NCAC Libero of the Year in 2010. Her 2,575career digs rank second all-time at Wooster.

Johnson, originally from nearby Orrville, Ohio, resides oncampus as part of her duties with the Office of Residence Life. Shegraduated from Wooster with a degree in communication studies and aphysical education minor.