Chloe Johnson, who plays on All Iowa Attack in the AAU season, averaged 28.9 points per game this past season as a freshman at Duluth Marshall, surpassed 2,000 career points and now has more than 30 scholarship offers, including the Gophers and teams from every power conference. (Richard Tsong-Taatarii/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Duluth’s Chloe Johnson first gained notoriety on social media as a seventh-grader playing AAU basketball at the 17-under level.

Constantly striving for ways to improve since then, Johnson, now a sophomore, went from promising middle school sensation in northern Minnesota to being in the conversation for overall No. 1 prospect in the country for the 2028 class.

This summer, the 6-foot Duluth Marshall star was ranked by ESPN as the top point guard and third-best player in the country, the highest rating for a Minnesota native since former Hopkins, Connecticut and now WNBA guard Paige Bueckers was No. 1 in 2020.

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