Blessed to be a part of the CLAA All-Conference Tournament team! Grateful to be standing next to some pretty amazing athletes. Also, I am proud of my team for making it to the Conference Tournament Championship for the first time in CLAA history! 🐾❤️
Yesterday I had the privilege to tour Baker University. I just wanted to thank Coach Sam and Coach Danny for taking the time out of their day to show me their program! Thank you! @BUWomensBBall 🧡💙
After a great visit with Coach Bell and Coach Betts yesterday, I am blessed to say that I received an offer to play at Stephen’s College. Thank you for believing in me! Go stars! ⭐️ @AndreBell111@CoachDBetts@MissouriPhenom@PGHMissouri
After a great visit with Coach Jeffery and Coach Allen this morning, I am blessed to say that I received an offer to play at Central Christian College of the Bible. Thank you for believing in me! Torches up! @tjamest4@AllenMaltsberg1
Greg Logsdon – Sports Organizer
Logsdon played high school sports at Highland High School, where he set basketball single-season and career scoring marks that stood for more than 30 years. He later graduated from Culver-Stockton College in Canton and then earned a master’s degree in education from the University of Missouri. His love of basketball led to working with Gary Filbert (MSHOF 1989) at the Show-Me State Games. In the 1990s and early 2000s, he was assistant coach under coach Jim Scanlon (MSHOF 2019) and Columbia College’s Bob Burchard (MSHOF 2013). In 2009, Logsdon formed and helped lead/coach the Missouri Stealth national fastpitch program, a girls competitive program which grew to encompass 22 teams statewide ranging in age from 10 to 18 years old. A majority of the players earned college scholarships, including from Big 12 Conference and SEC schools. In 2011, Logsdon merged his local basketball club with Missouri Phenom Girls Basketball, serving as the Columbia hub director and has been an EYBL Nike coach since. The Phenom is one of 32 sponsored Nike clubs nationally, with the club growing to include hubs in Kansas City, St. Louis, Columbia, Springfield, St. Joseph, Iowa City, Topeka and Wichita in Kansas, and Fayetteville, Ark. He has coached about 1,200 basketball games across all levels. Logsdon has co-owned and operated Log Hill Properties since 1996, and worked in sales for Nuvasvie/Globus Spine for the past 20 years.