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Jersey Number 13
Logan Reynolds
- Position:
- Guard
- Height:
- 5-7
- Class:
- Senior
- High School:
- Wise County Central
- Hometown:
- Norton, Va.
2018-19 as a senior:
2017-18 as a junior:
Before College:
Personal:
- Captain
- 11th in the nation in assist to turnover ratio
- 369 career assists is 10th in program history
- 198 career steals is tied for 5th most in program history
- 133 games played is 7th most in program history
- Led the team in assists (133) and steals (62)
- Season high 11 points twice, most recently against Elon (2/22/19)
- Tied a career high in rebounds with 8 against Hofstra (2/10/19)
- Tied a career high in assists with 9 against Charleston (1/20/19)
- Career high 6 steals against Charleston (1/20/19)
- Had a career high 4 blocks against George Washington (11/8/18)
- Recipient of teams All-In Award
- Recipient of teams steals leader award
- Recipient of teams assist leader award
2017-18 as a junior:
- Posted a career-high nine assists against Delaware (2/16)
- Led the team in assists (110) and steals (62)
- Tallied a career-high five steals against #13 Florida State (12/3) then repeated the feat four other times during the season
- Played in 31 games, making 24 starts
- Winner of team's All-In Award
- Team Defensive MVP
- Scored career-high 11 points at Hofstra (Feb. 3)
- First career start vs. #13 Tennessee
- Appeared in all 35 games, finishing with 11 starts
- Posted career-high seven assists, four steals, two blocks, and season-high three rebounds vs. Hampton (Dec. 2)
- Team leader in assists (93)
- Tied for team lead in steals (49) with Precious Hall
- Led the team in 3-point field goal percentage at .415, making 17 of her 41 attempts
- Earned first JMU playing time in season opener vs. Longwood, notching six points, six rebounds and two steals over 21 minutes off the bench
- Appeared in all 33 games for the DukesÂ
- Season-high eight points vs. UCLA (Nov. 20)Â
- Season-high five assists vs. Davidson (Dec. 30)Â
Before College:
- 2014 Bristol Herald Courier Girls Basketball Player of the Year
- Led Wise County Central to 2014 Virginia High School League 2A State Championship
- Ranked No. 261 nationally by the All-Star Girls Report
- Rated a two-star recruit by Prospects Nation
- National Honor Society
- Honor roll
Personal:
- Daughter of Samantha and Quinn Reynolds
- Majoring in intelligence analysis with a minor in Middle Eastern and communities migrationÂ
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