• Johnson's player bio

Adam Johnson begins his collegiate coaching career as an assistant coach on Anthony Del Prete's staff for the 2022-23 season. 

Johnson, a 2015 graduate of Suffolk, scored the game-winning run to push the Rams to their first conference championship, a Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Title, in six years when the Rams knocked off Johnson & Wales, 4-3 in 13 innings. The infielder received GNAC All-Tournament recognition for his performance in the playoffs, logging four hits and four runs, including the pivotal crown-cliniching mark. In the field, Johnson was perfect at short, 13-for-13, in a crucial semifinal 3-2 win over Saint Joseph's (Maine).  

Over the course of his four career as a Ram, Johnson recoreded 43 hits, 21 RBI and 28 runs scored. 

Before Suffolk, Johnson was a three-sport athlete at Georgetown High School where he lettered in football, hockey, and baseball. As captain at Georgetown he led the baseball team to three straight North Sectional State appearances, including one title. The Cape Ann League All-Star was the winning recipient of the Bert Spofford Award, which is given to the player who demonstrates great leadership and passion for the game of baseball.

Johnson brings a variety of coaching skills to the collegiate level. He is well studied in player development, metrics, and advanced player plans designed to get the most out of each player.

On top of his responsibilies with the Rams, Johnson also coaches the East Cobb New England Expos, a showcase program that focuses on player development and aligning players with the best academic institutions.