Fort Lewis College Athletics

Skyhawks volleyball adds Logann Golden as assistant coach

6/30/2025 12:00:00 PM

By: Angela Roberts, Associate AD - Communications

DURANGO, Colo. – The Fort Lewis College volleyball program is excited to announce the hiring of Logann Golden as its new assistant coach. Golden joins the Skyhawks under the direction of first-year head coach Justin Wong, as the program continues to build momentum heading into the 2025 season.

"From the start, Logann stood out for her drive and her clear understanding of the hard work required, and she's more than ready for the challenge," said Wong. "Beyond being a high-character individual, she brings high-level playing experience as a five-year defensive specialist at Washington State University. I'm excited to welcome her to the Skyhawk family and to work alongside her as we continue building this program."

Golden brings a wealth of high-level experience to Fort Lewis, having competed in one of the nation's premier conferences while helping Washington State reach the NCAA Sweet 16 during her senior season in 2023. Over the course of her five-year career, she appeared in more than 100 matches and established herself as a reliable defensive presence and serving specialist. She totaled over 190 digs and 25 aces in her career, with standout performances including 12 digs against Omaha in 2024 and multiple clutch aces in conference play.

Golden's leadership extended beyond the court. A three-time Pac-12 Fall Academic Honor Roll selection and a 2022 College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District honoree, she was also recognized as WSU's Academic Services Student-Athlete of the Month in September 2022.

Originally from Castle Rock, Washington, Golden was a standout at Castle Rock High School, where she earned First Team All-League honors all four years and was named team MVP in both 2018 and 2019. She led her team to three state tournament appearances and excelled academically as a member of the National Honor Society. Golden recently completed her undergraduate studies in Sport Management at Washington State and is pursuing her master's degree.

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