Logan Stahl

Biography

Logan Stahl is an Assistant Coach for Cross Country and Track and Field at Nevada, where he has served since 2019. He helped restart the Men's cross country team in 2019 and currently oversees the cross country programs and women's distance runners. As a coach, Stahl has a proven track record of developing elite athletes. At Roseville High School (2013-2015), his alma mater, he was an Assistant Coach in Cross Country and Track and Field, helping establish school records in the men's mile, 800m, 4x400m relay and women's 800m. He coached Arturo Sotomayor to two USATF Junior Championships and a top 5 finish at the 2015 CIF State meet in the men's 800m, and in 2014 the Men's 4x400m relay team finished ranked 8th in the state. At Eastern Washington University (2018-2019), he served as Assistant Coach for Cross Country and Track and Field, helping coach the Men's DMR school record and Isaac Barville to the 2019 NCAA Outdoor nationals. As an athlete, Stahl was a 2x All American at American River College, where he was the 2013 California Community College State Champion in the 800m and won the California Community College Cross Country Championships. At Eastern Washington University, he earned 2019 Outdoor Track and Field All-Big Sky honors by finishing 2nd at 800 meters with the 2nd best finish at 800 meters in school history and set the fifth best time in school history at 1:50.72.