Logan Farrington

Position:
Forward
Height:
6-2
Weight:
175
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Racine, Wis.
High School:
Union Grove Union HS

Oregon State
Senior (2023): Selected by FC Dallas with the No. 3 overall pick in the MLS SuperDraft ... Pac-12 Player of the Year ... United Soccer Coaches First Team All-American ... Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year ... United Soccer Coaches All-Region ... All-Pac-12 First Team ... Scored 15 goals and tallied five assists on the year .. Scored two goals in a game on five occasions ... Netted two goals and two assists in the NCAA Tournament vs. SMU (11/25) ... Scored twice at Portland in the NCAA Tournament ... Scored five game-winning goals on the year.

Milwaukie
Junior (2022): Once again a main piece of the offensive puzzle for Milwaukee, leading the team in points with 17 (7G/3A) and goals with seven, earning a spot on the All-Horizon League First Team ... became the first Panther with three consecutive selections to the First Team since Laurie Bell (2012-13-14) ... led the team in shots (52) and shots on goal (24) ... among league leaders, finsihed third in shots, fourth in shots on goal, and tied for fifth in goals and total points. In league-only games, he was second with 1.38 points-per-game ... among NCAA leaders, finished 19th in shots-per game, 76th in goals-per game, and 87th in points-per game ... struck for the game-winning header in the 59th minute to send MKE to a 2-1 victory over Wisconsin Sept. 1 ... found the back of the net the next game aganst Northern Illinois Sept. 5 ... scored a goal against Marquette Sept. 20 ... scored a goal and tallied an assist in back-to-back matches against Cleveland State Sept. 24 and Wright State Sept. 28 ... scored the first goal and assisted the second in a 2-2 draw against Northern Kentucky Oct. 22 ... also scored a goal in the season finale against Purdue Fort Wayne Nov. 2 ... named to the Horizon League All-Academic Team as an Honorable Mention selection.

Sophomore (2021): Put together another stellar campaign, capped by a repeat spot on the Horizon League First-Team All-Conference squad ... appeared in all 18 games on the season, making 16 starts ... led the team in scoring (23 points), goals (8), assists (7), total shots (58), shots on target (22), and game-winning goals (4) ... his totals ranked among Horizon League leaders in numerous categories and was the only player in the Top 4 in points/goals/assists ... finished fourth in points scored, third in assists, fourth in goals, third in shots, sixth in shots on goal, and tied for second in game-winners ... his numbers also ranked 48th in the NCAA in points, 62nd in goals, 53rrd in assists, and 31st in shots/game (3.22) ... netted a hat trick in the exhibition victory over Parkside Aug. 21 ... first point of the season came on an assist against Butler Sept. 3 ... played a key role in the 2-1 win over UIC Sept. 11, scoring just 1:50 in to set the pace before assisting the game-winner late in the match ... put together a brilliant outing against IUPUI Oct. 2, scoring two goals and assisting the other two in the 4-1 decision ... the career-best six points against the Jaguars marked the highest single-game scoring effort for the Panthers since Aaron Horvat had eight points (four goals) against Detroit Mercy in September of 2013 ... also had a season-high seven shots that day ... scored twice in a flash to help the Panthers to a 3-1 win over Western Illinois Oct. 5 ... goals came just 1:50 apart on the clock (55:46 and 57:36), the quickest since Edison Crespo (1:10) in 2010 ... assisted the game-winner to help Milwaukee retain possession of the "Chancellor's Cup" against Green Bay Oct. 9, winning 1-0 ... found the back of the net in games against Northern Kentucky Oct. 23 and Oakland Oct. 30 ... came up huge late against Purdue Fort Wayne Nov. 3, scoring the game-winner at the 89:36 mark of the contest to help MKE escape with the 2-1 victory ... assisted the lone goal in the 1-0 victory over Robert Moirris in the first round of the Horizon League Tournament Nov. 7 ... named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll.

Freshman (2020) (COVID-shortened): Enjoyed one of the more impressive freshman campaigns in program history, capped off with Horizon League Freshman of the Year honors (just the second in program history) ... was also selected to the United Soccer Coaches All-North Region Second Team and as a member of the Horizon League First-Team and All-Freshmen squads ... became first MKE freshman to earn all-region or first-team all-league status since Tony Sanneh in 1990 ... started all 13 games on the spring, finishing with 14 points on five goals and four assists ... led the Horizon League with 55 shots and 22 shots on goal ... those numbers also ranked high nationally, finishing fourth in the NCAA in shots per game (4.23/leader was 4.5) and 17th in shots on-goal per game (1.69) ... finished tied for seventh in the Horizon League in points (14 was most for any freshman), tied for fifth in goals, tied for sixth in assists and tied for first in game-winning goals (2) ... finished second on the team in both points and goals ... made quite the first impression with his outing against Purdue Fort Wayne in the season opener Feb. 4 ... scored twice, netting the first goal of the game at the 15:09 mark while also accounting for what stood up as the game-winner when he made it 3-0 at the 57:35 mark ... the brace in the 3-2 victory marked a first for an MKE freshman in a season opener since Edison Crespo did the same in the 2010 opener ... also marked just the third time in program history the feat has been recorded (Dan Day actually had three back in 1984) ... played all 90 minutes against the Mastodons, with his nine shots the most-ever for a Panther freshman debut outing ... scored against Oakland March 12 ... netted a pair of goals on five shots and also added an assist in the 4-0 victory over IUPUI March 24, earning Horizon League Player of the Week honors ... added an assist in the 2-1 win at Green Bay March 30 ... recorded assists on both game-winning goals in the Horizon League Tournament ... named to the 2020 Horizon League All-Tournament Team.

High School: Put together a stellar prep resume at Union Grove High school, finishing his career with 113 goals and 43 assists … graduated holding nearly all of the offensive records in program history … an all-state honoree who was named Racine County Player of the Year in 2018 … three-time first-team all-county and three-time first-team all-league selection … recorded 27 goals and 14 assists as a senior … two-year team captain and three-time Team MVP … recorded school records for season goals and points when he found the back of the net 43 times in his junior campaign, adding 14 assists … helped the Broncos appear in the Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association Division 2 state poll for the first time in program history that season … National Honor Society member … maintained spot on “A” Honor Roll … also played club soccer for the Milwaukee Bavarians, helping the team to a Wisconsin State Club Championship.

Personal: Son of Mike and Kari Farrington … Enjoys video games, bike rides, West Ham and going to the beach … Has one sibling – Bristol … Can ski and snowboard … Describes himself as a “die-hard West Ham fan” … chose Oregon State for the great conference, great facilities and amazing coaching.