Ryan Johnson (basketball)
Ryan Johnson (born February 12, 2009) is an American-Hongkongese basketball player for the Chiang Mai International School (CMIS) Eagles of the Chiang Mai Athletics Conference (CMAC). He also plays 3x3 basketball for Kanong Basketball Team, a top-rated club in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and is consistently ranked a top-40 best Hongkongese 3x3 basketball and U18 Men's 3x3 basketball player in the world, according to FIBA.
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No. 32 – CMIS Eagles |
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Johnson with the Eagles in 2026High school career
Johnson began his high school basketball career in 2023 as a Marauder at Saint Peter's Prep, where he played on the freshmen basketball team before being invited to practice with the Varsity team. Following a move back to Chiang Mai, Thailand, in the summer preceding his sophomore year, Johnson resumed playing Varsity basketball for the CMIS Eagles.
2024–2025 season
In the 2024–2025 season, Johnson led the Eagles to two major basketball championships: the 26th Annual CMIS Invitational Basketball Tournament, which was the Eagles' first time ever winning the tournament, and the CMAC Varsity Boys' basketball championship. To clinch the Invitational Championship, the Eagles defeated their CMAC rivals, the Grace Tigers, in the championship game. Similarly, to win the CMAC championship, Johnson rallied the Eagles to again defeat the Tigers in the conference tournament championship game by a score of 43–25. This marked the first time the Eagles won gold in both tournaments in program history.
2025–2026 season
In the 2025–2026 season, Johnson propelled the Eagles to victory in the 27th Annual CMIS Invitational Basketball Tournament, helping to defeat Rugby School Thailand from Pattaya by a score of 35–26 in the championship final: for his 20 points, 15 rebounds, and 2 assists in the final, Johnson was awarded tournament MVP. Later in the season, Johnson helped the Eagles win the CMAC Varsity Boys' basketball tournament, once again defeating the Tigers in a nail-biting 61–59 championship game.
See also
- Chiang Mai International School
- Grace International School