Smith College

The 1991 Division III Player of the Year, Logar was a standout soccer player for four years (1988-91). His senior year, he led the team in scoring with 35 points on 15 goals and five assists. A stopper back, he was named to the All-America, All-Region, All-State and All-Conference first teams. Logar was selected the New Jersey Athletic Conference Male Athlete of the Year and the New Jersey Sports Writers Player of the Year. He was also the Profs’ MVP. Logar served as a co-captain his sophomore, junior and senior seasons.
 
In 1990, Logar was an All-America second team selection. He was second in scoring with 10 goals and eight assists for 28 points. Logar was a member of the All-Region, All-State and All-Conference first teams. His junior year, the Profs won the NCAA Division III Championship. In 1989, Logar was chosen to the All-Conference and All-State first teams and the All-Region third team. He was the team’s MVP and the scoring leader with 15 points on six goals and three assists.
 
Logar finished his career with 85 points (34 goals and 17 assists) which was eighth among the all-time scorers in points at the time of his induction. He held the school records for most goals by a defender in a season (15, 1991), most goals in a career by a defender (34) and most points in a career by a defender (85).
 
In 1992, Logar was the first soccer player at the University to have his number retired. Logar played professional soccer with the Delaware Wizards for four years and the South Jersey Barons for one. Logar is a 1988 graduate of Lenape High School.