18	Logan Schuss
	Class: Junior Hometown: Ladner, British Columbia High School: Delta Secondary Height / Weight: 6-0 / 210 Position: Attack

Ohio State Career: Preseason All-ECAC pick by the league's coaches and in Faceoff Yearbook ... a USILA honorable mention All-American in 2010, the first Buckeye freshman to be so honored ... two-time first team All-ECAC ... ECAC Rookie of the Year ... two-time winner of team's Offensive MVP award and won Community Service accolade as a freshman ... an Ohio State Scholar-Athlete, Academic All-Big Ten choice and Academic All-ECAC selection ... enters junior year on 30-game point streak and with 108 career points, ranking 24th in Buckeye history.

2011 (Sophomore season): Started 15 games ... led squad with 32 goals, 20 assists and 52 points en route to first team All-ECAC honors ... 13th in the NCAA and second in the ECAC in points per game (3.47); 24th nationally and third in the league in goals per game (2.13) ... goal in 14 of 15 games (did not score vs. Loyola April 2), with multiple goals in nine games ... led ECAC with three gamewinning goals ... first quarter assist vs. Fairfield April 23 was 100th career point ... Nike Player of the Week by InsideLacrosse.com Feb. 21 after three goals, two assists and five points in win over North Carolina Feb. 19 ... season-high seven points vs. Hobart April 9 with four goals and season-high tying three assists, three groundballs vs. the Statesmen ... six points, with three goals and three assists, against Lehigh March 8 ... five goals (on career-high 12 shots) at Virginia March 19, with two groundballs ... scored late game-tying goal and gamewinner in triple overtime at Penn State March 5; also had two assists ... six points in weekend in Colorado; four points (3g, 1a) at Air Force April 17 and 1g, 1a at Denver April 16 ... goal and three assists vs. Fairfield April 23 ... two tallies at Notre Dame March 23 and three points, with two goals and an assist, at Bellarmine April 30 ... voted Team Offensive MVP by his teammates ... an Ohio State Scholar-Athlete, named to the Academic All-Big Ten and to the Academic All-ECAC teams.

2010 (Freshman season):Started all 15 games, recording a team-high 31 goals, 25 assists and 56 points en route to ECAC Rookie of the Year and first team All-ECAC honors, as well as an honorable mention All-America nod ... led the ECAC and was 12th (tied) nationally with 3.73 points per game ... tied for second in the league and 15th in the NCAA with 1.67 assists a game ... points are 14th-best in program history and an all-time high for an Ohio State freshman ... four-time ECAC Rookie of the Week and earned conference offensive player of the week accolades twice ... at least one point in all 15 games on the year, with multiple points in all but two ... ended the season with 21 points in his last four games combined (5.25 points per game), including a career-best seven goals and eight points at No. 4 North Carolina in the season finale ... three or more points in 10 games, including two six-point outings and two five-point days ... six points vs. Detroit Feb. 27 (3g, 3a) and at Quinnipiac March 27 (2g, 4a), with five points vs. Penn State March 6 (1g, 4a) ... league co-rookie of the week after four points vs. Air Force April 24; ECAC Rookie of the Week March 1 after six points vs. Detroit and March 8 after five points (1g, 4a), including the OT game-winning goal, vs. Penn State; ECAC Offensive Player of the Week March 29 after 10 points in two games combined at Fairfield (3g, 1a, 4p) and Quinnipiac (2g, 4a, 6p) ... three points against Villanova in first collegiate game Feb. 13 with two goals and an assist ... four points, including a hat trick, vs. Denver April 17, and vs. Air Force April 24 with two goals and two assists ... three-point game (2g, 1a) at Hobart April 10 ... two goals vs. Albany March 13 and 1-1-2 line at Robert Morris March 9; two helpers at Loyola April 3 ... an Ohio State Scholar-Athlete and team's Offensive MVP, as well as Community Service award recipient.

Prior to Ohio State:Played for Senior Men's Ladner Team ... squad won both the British Columbia and Canadian National championships in 2008 ... leading scorer and MVP in both tournaments ... a tournament all-star in the British Columbia championship ... played alongside his brother, Carlton, and former Buckeye Gary Bining on the '08 championship teams ... attended Delta Secondary School.

Personal:Son of Laura and Ed ... has an older brother, Carlton ... enjoys camping, fishing, and boating ... would most like to play with John Grant Jr. ... superhero quality he would want is to be able to be in more than one place at the same time ... lucky number is 20 ... when he was younger dreamed of being a chef and best food he can cook is "Logan's Famous Tuna Sandwich" ... favorite vacation was anytime he went camping when he was younger and dream vacation is to Japan ... prized possession is his laptop ... best thing about being a Buckeye is all the tradition.