Xavier Johnson's Career & Season Highs, Career Cumulative Statistics and 2020-21 Game-By-Game Statistics (PDF)
 

Pronounced ZAY-vee-ur

2020-21 Senior

• Selected CSU Athletics Team MVP for men’s basketball

• Started five of the nine games in which he played in the COVID-shortened season

• Averaged 11.8 point 2.2 rebounds per game

• Posted back-to-back 20+-point performances at Illinois State (12/15/2020) and Northern Illinois (12/18/2020)

• Converted five three-point attempts in each of the last two games of the season

• Team’s leading scorer on 15 different occassions during his two-year CSU career, including three times as a senior (in nine games)

• Team leader in assists 15 times during his career, including four times as a senior

2019-20 Junior

• Scored a season and career-high 37 points in his first career game for the Cougars (11/5/19 vs. Judson)

• Named Western Athletic Conference Player of the Week following his 37-point output vs. Judson

• Made a career and season-high seven three pointers on two occasions (11/5/19 vs. Judson and 12/6/19 vs. Tennessee State)

• Made 13 of 13 free throw attempts (vs. SIUE 12/4/19)

• Started 19 of 23 games played

• Leading scorer on the team, averaging 15.4 points per game

• Shot 41.2 percent from the field, including 39.2 from beyond the three-point arc (51-130)

• Made a team-high 51 three-point field goals

• Shot 86.4 percent from the free throw line (89-103), which ranked second on the team

• Led the team with 64 assists and 33 steals

Before CSU

• Played two seasons at Hill College

• Averaged 17 points and three assists per game, connecting on 85 threes as a sophomore

• First-Team All-Conference selection as a freshman after averaging 14.8 points and four assists per game, while shooting 49 percent from the field and 45 percent from the three-point line

Personal

• Born Xavier Johnson on May 16th, 1998

• He is the son of LaSonya and Preston Johnson

• Xavier has one sibling, Creshae Johnson

• From Dallas, Texas

• Attended Hopkins High School

• Played at Hill College as a freshman and sophomore