Logan is the type of defender every coach wants leading the point of attack. She pressures opposing guards the full length of the floor, creates steals that immediately turn into transition opportunities, and never hesitates to dive on the floor for loose balls. Logan also has a shifty handle that allows her to beat defenders off the dribble and create offense.

Logan speed with the ball puts pressure on opposing defenses allowing her to get into the paint whenever she wants. She finishes with either hand around the rim making her difficult to defend once she gets downhill. On the other end, she competes with the same intensity, staying active defensively and using that pressure to create driving lanes for her team in transition.

Logan had a very solid live period, averaging 10.8 points per game. A super quick guard, she showcased a polished offensive skill set throughout the event. Logan has a solid handle, is shifty with the ball, and consistently creates opportunities by breaking down defenders off the dribble. She attacks the basket with confidence and finishes well around the rim. With her speed, offensive versatility, and ability to make plays, Logan has good upside and is a prospect to keep an eye on heading into the upcoming season.

Logan handled much of the point guard duties for Team Takeover . She pushed the ball quickly up the court getting her team into their offence and getting the ball up the court in transition. She was able to affect the game without scoring and was able to score when needed.

This was a good outing for Logan. She applied excellent ball pressure and showed active hands on defense. She scored 17 points and made a number of outside shots that helped Pallotti loosen up St. Marys’ zone. She’s a good ball handler and made some nice passes.

Logan was a solid floor general for the Pallotti offense. She constantly kept pressure on the defense by pushing the ball and keeping the game at an up tempo pace. She was active on defense timing passes for steal and showed good range on her shot. She seams to have found success with her move to Laurel.

Logan had good command of the offense. She was able to penetrate and score and handled full court pressure well. She is running the Pallotti offense to perfection, not forcing anything but taking what’s available. She has a good feel of getting the ball to her teammates at the right moments so that they can be effective.

Logan left everything on the court tonight. In 25 minutes as the primary point guard, she disrupted the defense with six forced turnovers. Facilitated efficiently with four assists to one turnover. She also added three rebounds and a block. Her leadership carried the team down the stretch, showing a deep understanding of the responsibilities of a traditional point guard.

Logan is a disciplined and determined point guard who values ball security and steady control of the offense. She competes with composed intensity and brings relentless effort on defense, pressuring opponents from baseline to baseline. Expect Logan to be among the conference leaders in minutes played and assists this season.

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Good good size and frame for a point guard. A good on ball defender was able to put pressure on the office fast and quick with the ball able to create for team.