Washington State University Athletics

HONORS & ACCOLADES:
- 3X Pac-12 Fall Academic Honor Roll (2021-23)
- 2022 CSC Academic All-District

WSU CAREER
GRADUATE STUDENT (2024): Appeared in 28 matches … had 117 digs on the year over 106 sets played, including a season-high of 12 at Omaha (9/1) … recorded a service ace against Pacific (11/7).

SENIOR (2023): Continued to own her role as a serving specialist, appearing in 32 matches for the Cougars on their run to the NCAA Sweet 16… She played all five sets in a five-setter at home vs Oregon State (10/29)… Had a pair of aces in the Cougars’ upset win on the road over Oregon.

JUNIOR (2022): A back-row serving specialist for the Cougs, Golden stepped in to help lift Washington State to a five-set win over Oregon (10/7) with a pair of aces...  Also tallied a pair of aces in a four-set win over Colorado (11/20)... Named Washington State Academic Services Student-Athlete of the Month for September... Finished the season with a serving percentage of .907.

SOPHOMORE (2021): Made 13 appearances, playing in 31 total sets during her sophomore campaign... Tallied a season and career-best three service aces against UNLV (9/4)... Also set a career-high with 11 digs against UNLV, finishing with 25 total digs on the season.

FRESHMAN (2020): Appeared in four total matches in her debut season as a Coug...Golden's best match occurred against Arizona at home where she totaled 10 digs against the Wildcats. Logann posted one assist in the contest as well...Finished the season with 15 total digs.

BEFORE WSU:
HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Attended Castle Rock High School where she was a two-sport athlete, playing both volleyball and softball. Logann saw numerous accolades during her career at Castle Rock, which included lettering in volleyball for four years, and being named a team captain for four season as well. She helped lead her high school squad to three State tournament appearances, which included a sixth place finish in 2017, and a fifth place finish in 2018. Logann saw plenty of individual success also as she was named First Team All-League four times, All-League MVP in 2019, All-Area First Team for two years, All-State for two years and earned her teams Coaches Award in 2019. She was named Defensive MVP in both 2016 and 2017, and would eventually be named overall MVP in both 2018 and 2019. Academically Golden saw plenty of success as well, earning a Honor Roll selection for four years, National Honor Society selection for three years, and was a Masonic Junior Achievement Nominee. 

PERSONAL: Born January of 2002...Daughter of Tiffaney and Tom Golden...Plans to major in Sport Management while attending Washington State University