Lycoming College

2017: Second Team United Soccer Coaches All-Mid-Atlantic Region midfielder … First Team All-MAC Commonwealth … started 20 games … only player in program history to earn all-region honors three straight years … five assists were second on the team … added three goals … scored game-winning goal in the 84^th minute in a 3-2 win over 17^th-ranked Rowan … had two assists in 5-1 MAC Commonwealth semifinal win over Lebanon Valley … finishes his career with 71 total points (ninth in program history), 27 goals (tied for seventh in program history), 17 assists (10^th in program history) and 13 game-winning goals (second in program history) … his 81 games played are tied for third in program history … a part of winningest senior class in program history (61-14-9).
 
2016: A Third Team All-NSCAA Mid-Atlantic Region midfielder … First Team All-MAC Commonwealth … started 18 games … led team with eight goals … scored two goals in Battle of the Boot win against Susquehanna … notched a team-best three game-winning goals, scoring winners against Susquehanna, Case Western Reserve and Albright … posted three assists against Scranton, Frostburg State, and Arcadia … took 46 shot with 17 on goal.

2015: Second Team All-NSCAA Mid-Atlantic Region … First Team All-MAC Commonwealth midfielder … started all 22 games … led team and finished fourth in MAC Commonwealth with 13 goals (0.59 per game) … finished second on team with 30 points and fifth in the conference in points per game (1.36) … tied school record, led MAC Commonwealth and finished fourth in the nation with seven game-winning goals ... had four multiple-goal games, scoring twice in Battle of the Boot against Susquehanna, twice against Juniata, three times against Albright and twice against Alvernia … scored game-winning goals in three conference games (Albright, Alvernia, Hood) … named MAC Commonwealth Offensive Player of the Week after the hat trick against Albright.

2014: Played in 21 games and started four … second on team with 11 points … scored three goals and tied for team lead with five assists … scored game-winning goal in overtime of the semifinals of the Commonwealth Conference Tournament to lift Lycoming to a 3-2 win over Arcadia … scored in back-to-back wins over Lebanon Valley and Arcadia … had 39 shots with 20 on goal.

High School: Four-year varsity letter for soccer and basketball … a first-team all-league selection in soccer and basketball.

Personal: Son of Dawn and James Logan … major is business administration … favorite athlete is Michael Jordan.