Coaching Recognition:
Conference Men's Coach of the Year: 2 (2023, 2024)
Conference Men's Championships: 2 (2022, 2023)
RWU Men's Athlete Recognition:
Conference Track Athlete of the Year: 1 (Nathan Tassey - 2024)
Conference Track Rookie of the Year: 1 (Dylan Beggins - 2024)
Conference Field Athlete of the Year: 1 (Sam Bielawa - 2024)
Conference Field Rookie of the Year: 3 (Sam Bielawa - 2022, Ali Abdul-Mumin - 2023, Enrique Maldonado - 2024)
Conference First Team: 18 (1 - 2022, 6 - 2023, 11 - 2024)
Conference Second Team: 29 (6 - 2022, 13 - 2023, 10 - 2024)
Conference Third Team: 17 (5 - 2022, 4 - 2023, 8 - 2024)
Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year: 1 (Adam Horwitz - 2024)
NCAA Division III All-American: 1 (Nathan Tassey - 2024)
USTFCCCA Division III All-Region: 3 (Sam Bielawa - 2023, Nathan Tassey - 2024, Sam Bielawa - 2024)
RWU Women's Athlete Recognition:
Conference Track Rookie of the Year: 1 (Sarah Newman - 2023)
Conference First Team: 6 (1 - 2022, 3 - 2023, 2 - 2024)
Conference Second Team: 6 (3 - 2022, 1 - 2023, 2 - 2024)
Conference Third Team: 13 (2 - 2022, 6 - 2023, 5 - 2024)
Maura Logan joined the Roger Williams University staff as an assistant coach with the Men’s and Women’s Cross Country in 2022. Logan became the Head Coach of the Men’s and Women’s Track & Field teams in 2022. Prior to joining the staff full-time, she was a graduate assistant coach for both teams.
Logan comes to RWU from Virginia Military Institute where she was a four-year thrower on the track and field team. She placed in the top 11 in the Shot Put at the Southern Conference Indoor Track & Field Championship in 2018, 2019, and 2020. Logan graduated from VMI with a degree in Psychology. Logan earned her is Master’s in Forensic Mental Health Counseling from Roger Williams in 2022.
