Gerald Logan was ranked No. 3 by Inside Lacrosse on a list of the top 20 post-graduate recruits in Division I college lacrosse this year.
Logan, who graduated from Sachem North in 2010 after one season of varsity lacrosse, is now a goalie at the University of Michigan. He played last season at the Hotchkiss School in Connecticut.
This week Logan was featured in a Q&A on GoBlue.com, Michigan’s athletic department website.
Among answering questions about his prep school experience, Logan also spoke about being a part of Michigan’s first lacrosse recruiting class since the sport is new to Wolverine country.
“Just being able to play Division I lacrosse will be great,” he said. “I’ve been playing lacrosse since second grade, every weekend waking up at six to practice, every day even when you’re hitting a wall. It is very exciting when you finally meet your goals, especially being the first class. We have a lot of hard work ahead of us, but we also have a great work ethic on the team.”
Logan is not the first Sachem alum to play sports at Michigan. John “Jumbo” Elliott starred as a lineman there and Grundy Avenue Elementary Principal Patty Trombetta – then Patty Farley as a Sachem student – played field hockey for the Wolverines.
READ MORE: Check out the full Q&A on GoBlue.com
-Words by Chris R. Vaccaro