University of Nevada Las Vegas

UNLV: Transferred to UNLV after playing the 2016 and ’17 seasons at the College of Southern Nevada.
 
2018: Started 58 of 59 contests played in with 57 in third base and one at second base … Batted .328 with 77 hits, 15 of which went for extra bases (13 doubles, one triple and one home run) … Knocked in 43 RBI and scored 55 runs … Had a slugging percentage of .404 and a .386 on-base percentage … Had 22 multiple-hit games, which included a season-high four hits on three occasions … Had 13 multiple-RBI games, which included a season-high four on three occasions … Owned five hitting streaks of at least five games … The longest streak lasted nine games – five of which were of the multiple-hit variety – and began against Cal State Northridge (March 7) and produced a .500 batting average, 19 hits, 11 RBI and 11 runs … Had another streak that began against Loyola Marymount (Feb. 18), lasted seven games, and produced a .310 batting average, nine hits, three RBI and nine runs … Had a season-ending six-game streak that began against Fresno State (May 18) and produced a .464 batting average, 13 hits, five RBI and seven runs … Had three game-winning RBI/hits: a walk-off, one-run bunt single against Indiana State (Feb. 16), a one-run single at Air Force (March 16) and a two-run double against UNR (May 12) … Scored the game-winning run three times … Walked 40 times.
 
2016-17 College of Southern Nevada: Earned Scenic West Athletic Conference All-Region 18 Second Team honors in both 2016 and ’17 … Helped the Coyotes to a pair of SWAC regular-season titles as well as conference/Region 18 championship and a Western District Tournament title in 2017 … Team combined for 95-33 overall (2016: 40-15 and 2017: 45-18) and a 52-15 conference (2016: 28-8 and 2017: 24-7) records … Led the 2016 squad in runs (53), hits (66) and walks (30), and the 2017 squad in triples (seven) and hit by pitch (14) … Started 116 of 117 contests played in during two-year period … Hit .308 with 123 hits, 30 of which went for extra bases (16 doubles, seven triples and seven home runs) … Knocked in 74 RBI and scored 95 runs … Had a .435 slugging percentage and .417 on-base percentage … Had 36 multiple-hit games, which included a career-high four hits against Central Arizona (May 20, 2017) … Had 19 multiple-RBI games, which included a career-high five RBI against Western Nevada (May 14, 2016) … Owned five hitting streaks of at least six games … The longest streak lasted 16 games – seven of which were of the multiple-hit variety – and produced a .500 batting average with 21 hits, 13 RBI and 18 runs.
 
High School: A 2015 graduate of Silverado HS in Las Vegas, Nev. … Was named to the 2015 all-state first team.
 
Personal: Dillon Johnson is the son of Karrie and Timothy Johnson.