Alongside the aforementioned Ehlinger, Logan ware is the 2nd head of the Panther Creek twin towers. Logan shows the ability to knock down shots out to the three point line. He also has ability to finish with athleticism around the basket. Defensively, he has the lateral quickness to defend on the perimeter and the ability to block and alter shots.

Really liked the production that we saw from him and he’s clearly a player that colleges should be calling. He made some plays in the paint around the basket and even stepped outside and knocked down perimeter shots.

Ware’s had a great start to the season as PC is 2-1, only losing a tight one to Leesville Road. He’s averaging 22 PPG, really getting it done inside on the block, but occasionally stepping out and hitting the three like we’ve seen him do before. It’s been an especially good start for him on the offensive glass as well, pulling down 14 offensive boards so far. With this kind of production, it’s only a matter of time before he adds on to his three total offers and starts to see interest from higher level schools.

Ware is another prospect out of the Cary area at Panther Creek High to keep eyes in the Top 150 at the 123rd spot in the 2024 rankings. He’s a 6-foot-7 big man who’s starting to put it all together as a two-way presence in the paint. He’s a long, wiry 6-foot-7 prospect who’s shown flashes of his ability to block shots, rebound the ball and attack the rim with his strong frame. As he learns to keep up with the speed of the varsity game, look for his name to grow as a DII/DIII prospect in the class as an unsigned senior.