In September 2026, Cabria Johnson returned to her alma mater as assistant coach for the Howard University women's basketball program.
Following her playing career, Johnson has quietly become one of the up-and-coming brokers in women's basketball. She has served in a number of administrative capacities the sport of girls' basketball. Most notably, Johnson served as an assistant to Tamika Dedley at Sidwell Friends High School in D.C. From 2021-23, Sidwell Friends was one of the premier girls' basketball teams in the country, finishing 30-0 and national champions in 2023. It served as a springboard when Johnson went on to become head coach at Elizabeth Seton for the past three seasons, recorded three straight 20-plus win seasons while producing a number of nationally ranked players.
"I am super excited about this transition from a high school head coach to an assistant college coach," said Johnson. "As a two-time alum, it has been my dream to step foot back on campus as a coach. I look forward being a part of this program and the leadership of Coach Grace."
Johnson received her undergraduate degree in sport management and a master's in social work.
