Logan has continued to get better and better on the court over the past couple seasons. He has a nice lefty shot, being able to hit shots from deep and from mid-range with ease. He creates space smoothly by using a nice step back and having a wide wingspan that helps him get his shot off over defenders. He is a player who can play at the college level and will make an impact.

Logan is a dynamic wing who seamlessly extends his range beyond the three-point line, consistently hitting shots at an impressive percentage. His versatility shines as he can break down defenders with his dribble, using his length to finish strong at the rim. Scoring comes effortlessly for Logan, showcased by his remarkable achievement of reaching 1,000 career points this season. His combination of sharpshooting and slashing ability makes him a standout offensive threat on the court.

Heigert is another big riser over the last couple of years who has the potential to take it up another notch this season. At 6-foot-7, he’s a kid who can torch defenses from three, work from the perimeter or midpost, and will lead a Burlington-Edison team that should make some noise in the 2A.

Heigert has the size and stroke to be a legit shooter at the next level. He caught fire in their game against Iso Joe, knocking down four long jumpers in a row in the second quarter and finishing the game with 16 points. He’s been very effective getting to his spots using screens, moving off the ball, and setting up his shots off the bounce. He is averaging 10.2 points while shooting 58.3% (7-for-12) from deep, and 51.2% from the field (14-for-27) for FOH EYCL.

The 6-foot-6 Heigert is an exceptional threat from 3-point range. Any time the ball goes inside he’s moving to relocate and spot up, and as any true shooter does, he’s ready to unleash right off the catch. He can also finish with size at the rim, whether it’s turning and hitting jump hooks over defenders or skying up on drives. If he can turn it up on the defensive end to pair with his size and shooting, he’ll continue to rise up the ranks.

Logan’s game has grown a tremendous amount over the summer since last season, being able to handle the ball better and get to his spots smoother. He can shoot from deep consistently but also attacks downhill from the wing at a high level. He finished with 30 points and 8 rebounds in the win.