Logan Stahl

Biography

Logan Stahl is an Assistant Coach for Track and Field and Cross Country at Nevada, a position he undertook in 2025 overseeing the cross country programs and women's distance runners. He joined Nevada in 2019 and helped restart the Men's cross country team that year. In 2020, he contributed to three top ten times in the Women's 5k (Indoor). Previously, Stahl served as an Assistant Coach at Eastern Washington University (2018-2019), where he helped coach the Men's DMR school record, top six all-time school marks in the men's mile and 1500m, and coached Isaac Barville to the 2019 NCAA Outdoor nationals first round. He also worked as an Assistant Coach for Cross Country and Track and Field at Roseville High School (2013-2015), his alma mater, where he helped establish school records in the men's mile, 800m, 4x400m relay, and women's 800m. As an athlete, Stahl was a two-time All-American at American River College, winning the 2013 California Community College State Championship in the 800m and the California Community College Cross Country Championship. At Eastern Washington University, he earned 2019 Outdoor Track and Field All-Big Sky honors by finishing 2nd at 800 meters with a time of 1:50.72, the second-best finish in school history at that distance. Stahl holds degrees including an Associates of Science in Physical Sciences/Mathematics from American River College (2015) and a Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Technology from Eastern Washington University (2019). A Reno na