Logan’s blend of size, skill and shot making are all reasons why college programs should have them on their radar. He’ll be the engine this season for Riverdale Baptist and what I liked so much about his performances over the weekend was his focus on being a two-way producer. He took on the challenge of guarding one of the best prospect in the country, 2028 Colton Hiller, in Riverdale’s 4-point loss to Coatesville. In the other two games, he used his instincts and length to make life difficult for any guard or wing he was checking. Offensively he’s always been a fluid shooter off the bounce from inside the arc, but is showing more burst in his attack to get to the rim where he can finish with a bit of craft to avoid shot blockers. He’s not a guy who will dribble the air out of it and gets a lot of his looks within the flow, which will translate well to the college level along with his positional versatility.

22p 4r 1s (8/15 FG 3/4 3P 3/3 FT) vs MSJ

-Logan’s speed and understanding of angles in transition really stood out as a dynamic guard who understands the important of spacing and pace in the open floor. Love the way that he changes directions and accelerates to the rim as a guard that is wired to score. The development of his shooting off the catch has come along nicely as he has improved the transfer of the ball from his hips to above his head to let jumpers go with a much smoother and more consistent arc.

Skilled combo guard that impress with you with ability to impact the game on or off the ball. His overall potential will leave you intrigued. An old school combo guard knows how to use his body to get to the lane and make the right reads. Average 15 points a game on 19-32 from the field on 59% from the field and 3-8 from the 3pt line in 3 games.

Kyle was completely unstoppable vs MSJ during DMV Live. Things began with his stout defense both on the perimeter and inside the paint. Stopped a lot of drives and layups with solid fundamental chest-to-ball defense. Then, the offense came raining in. Logan was efficient with a couple of smooth pullup midrange jumpers. Kyle started to open up his scoring palette with some nice dribble drives that led to and-1’s and made some big 3’s off the dribble. All-around scoring effort from Logan who scored at will for Riverdale. Also defended BJ at crucial parts of the game, sometimes asking for the tough matchup at late-game situations. Very strong showing from Kyle Logan Kyle Logan 6'4" | CG/SG Riverdale Baptist | 2027 State MD who has deservingly gained more college interest.

DMV Live

-Really excited to see what Logan looks like in new threads for a new coach at Riverdale Baptist. His reclassification to the 2027 class should boost his stock as a scoring guard that doesn’t need a ball screen to get a clean look. Logan can get downhill going either direction, stops on a dime, and squares up with perfect form to sink jumpshots from all over the floor. Love how he uses his size to create space and score over or around defenders around the basket. If he can continue to improve his body, add more back foot burst, and prove that he can really shoot it from 3– I expect his recruitment to take off.

Logan was a newer name that I was able to watch at the event, and I certainly walked away impress with a guard prospect to watch more in the coming season in the always competitive Washington Catholic League. A wiry/long smooth combo guard, he is excellent at getting downhill and finishing strong on several occasions, embracing contact well. Logan has a quick first step to get defenders on his hip but also shows strong handles and the ability to finish well around opponents using his length and craftiness. He was truly an impressive two-way guard that we had a chance to be a college prospect.

Logan is a slithery slasher who is great on the attack. He can score getting to different spots in the mid-range. Logan length allows him interrupt passing lanes. His size is imposing on the perimeter. Logan could take a jump as a shooter from behind the arc. His best basketball is still ahead of him.