Aggressiveness was the name of the game for Baertsch Kovalchick at Pacific Elite Camp. A scorer, the rising senior certainly looked for his shot, both from the perimeter and attacking the basket. But where the Lakeridge guard really caught our attention was on the defensive end as his motor was relentless. He was constantly harassing his assignment with his on-the-ball D, often poking the ball away and creating turnovers.

At the MADE Hoops Live event in Las Vegas, Logan displayed his ability as a skilled combo guard who can both facilitate and score. He proved to be a capable perimeter shooter, consistently knocking down shots from beyond the arc. Logan played with great pace, found open teammates, and willingly made the extra pass to keep the offense flowing. Defensively, his active hands allowed him to disrupt passing lanes and create turnovers, making an impact on both ends of the floor. Logan will be the lead guard in a strong guard rotation for the Lakeridge Pacers, a team to watch in the TRL.

He played with confidence throughout, showing himself as a reliable scoring option. He finished with 15 points, consistently attacking the rim and knocking down pull-up jumpers when available. Active on the boards and comfortable handling the ball, Baertsch can heat up quickly and provide a spark offensively when his team needs it.

Multi-level scorer who was getting buckets from the 3×3 action on forward. Looked sharp with his shot from long range, was soft with his pull-up jumper, and had a number of buckets around the basket. Despite his lean 6-foot-3 frame, the Lakeridge junior was able to absorb contact and finish. Contributed as a rebounder and passer as well. (JT)

Multi-level scorer who was getting buckets from the 3×3 action on forward. Looked sharp with his shot from long range, was soft with his pull-up jumper, and had a number of buckets around the basket. Despite his lean 6-foot-3 frame, the Lakeridge junior was able to absorb contact and finish. Contributed as a rebounder and passer as well.