#2 Logan Johnstone
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Head coach Tim Corbin on Johnstone: “Logan is a first-year player in our program, but he carries himself with the maturity and presence of a seasoned veteran. He is a self-made player who has continued to grow at every stage of his collegiate journey, earning everything through consistency, accountability, and daily work habits. Logan arrives at the ballpark each day with the same disposition—quiet confidence, low maintenance, and a professional mindset. He is reliable and can be trusted to prepare the right way, compete the right way, and put the team first. Defensively, he is a fundamentally sound outfielder who can play all three positions with confidence and awareness. On the bases, he is instinctive and makes smart decisions. At the plate, Logan brings a professional approach, controls the strike zone, uses the entire field, and has the ability to drive the baseball. Players like Logan are the reason people stay in coaching.”
As a Senior (Washington State – 2025)
• Named to All-Mountain West Conference First Team
• Appeared in all 54 games with 51 starts
• Hit .337 with 17 doubles, one triple, nine home runs and 40 RBI
• Collected 66 hits with 51 runs scored and three stolen bases
• Led team with 17 multi-hit games including three four-hit games
• Second on team with nine multi-RBI games
• In MWC play, hit .387 with 12 doubles, one triple, eight home runs and 27 RBI
• Named Academic All-Mountain West Conference (3.51, Finance)
As a Junior (Washington State – 2024)
• Appeared in 27 games, 15 as a starter
• Hit .250 (17-68) with three doubles, one triple, one home run and 10 RBI
• Stole three bases and scored 15 runs
• Four multiple-hit games including one three-hit game and one four-hit game
As a Sophomore (Gonazaga – 2023)
• Appeared in four games before season-ending injury
As a Freshman (Gonzaga – 2022)
• Appeared in 25 games, starting nine
• Hit .273 with 12 hits, one triple and two RBI
• Scored six runs and walked five times
• Singled in NCAA Regional against Columbia
The Johnstone File
• Attended Los Gatos H.S.
• Ranked among the Top-500 2021 prospects nationally
• Hit .342 and was named Offensive Player of the Year during his sophomore season
• During his COVID-shortened junior season, he led the Wildcats with a .524 average, 1.147 OPS and 11 hits in only six games
• Won the Perfect Game MLK West tournament in January 2020 with CCB Elite, batting .381 with 8 RBI’s and 5 SB in 7 games to go with an All-Tournament Team nod
• Also played hockey up to sophomore year
• Younger brother, Carter, is teammate at Vanderbilt
• Younger sister, Tatum, is on dance team at Oregon
• Son to Todd and Kari-Ann
• Born in Budapest, Hungary