Bio

AS A JUNIOR...Logan started as a middle-hitter for the Saints in 31 of the Saints' 37 matches...played in all 37 contests, seeing action in 127 sets during the 2011 season...was ranked 4th on the team in kills with 132 on the year...was the team's second leading blocker with a total of 51 blocks (21 solo and 30 assisted)...recorded 79 digs, 28 aces and 7 assists...helped lead the Saints to a 21-16 overall record, a trip to the GNAC Semifinals and an appearance in the ECAC Tournament.

AS A SOPHOMORE... Logan was one of only two members of the team to play in all 112 sets on the year ... Ended the campaign with 96 kills to rank fifth on the squad while also registering 70 digs, 39 total blocks and 29 aces ... Enjoyed a solid all-around match on October 30 vs. Wheaton College, posting season-highs in both kills (8) and digs (6) ... Registered seven performances attacking over .300 percent from the floor including a season-high on October 25 vs. Albertus Magnus when she hit .500 on seven kills, 14 attempts and no errors ... Rolled off a season-high three ace outing on September 18 vs. Newbury College while also posting a season-best four solo blocks in the Saints 3-0 win.

AS A FRESHMAN... Logan appeared in 11 matches playing a total of 15 sets during rookie campaign ... Made collegiate debut on September 15 vs. Wentworth, tallying two kills and a .333 attacking percentage in the Saints 3-0 win ... Posted a season-high of four kills on October 3 vs. Pine Manor College, hitting .500 from the floor while also tallying three block assists in another 3-0 victory ... Finished the year with 10 kills, four total blocks to go along with two digs.

BEFORE EMMANUEL...Logan was a three-sport varsity athlete at Silver Lake High School in Kingston, Mass...played four years of volleyball, basketball and track & field.

Major: Secondary Education / History

Career Aspirations: To work in philanthropy

Favorite Movie: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

Favorite Book: Computers Are Your Future

Favorite Pre-match Meal: Tootsie Pops and Arnold Palmer