Logan Ullrich
Logan grew up playing rugby and first started rowing back in 2013 for Brisbane Grammar School and KAND Rowing Club in Australia where he grew up.
Logan won his first Australian National Title in 2018 in the U19 Pair. He went on to get selected for the 2018 Australian Junior Men’s Four that competed at the Junior World Rowing Championship in Racice, Czech Republic, claiming Bronze.
Logan continued rowing and made the 2019 Australian U21 Team that competed in the Trans-Tasman series against New Zealand. He won the Pair, 2nd in the Four and had tight finishes against NZ in the Eight.
Logan went on to pursue his education in the USA on a rowing scholarship at the University of Washington from the end of 2019.
Logan moved to New Zealand in 2020 after the Covid lockdown where he rowed for the Waikato High-Performance Rowing Squad for the 2020/21 Rowing season. He had a successful season winning a National Title in the Men's U22 Pair with Campbell Crouch (University of California, Berkeley) at the 2021 NZ Rowing National Championships. He also claimed Silver in the Men's Premier Coxless Four, Men's Premier Eight and had an almighty sprint finish to claim Bronze in the Men's U22 Single. Logan was named in the 2021 NZ U23 Squad which unfortunately did not travel.
In his 2021/2022 season at UW, Logan rowed in the Varsity Eight that won the Head of Charles Championship Eights race. The crew had a successful season and went on to claim 4th at the 2022 IRA National Rowing Championship. Logan continued to England, where he went to compete at the 2022 Henley Royal Regatta, claiming a Victory in the Visitors Challenge Cup (Men's Coxless Four) a true nail-biting race to spectate.
Building on from this success, Logan travelled to Italy and was named in the U23 Men’s Coxless Four to compete at the 2022 World Rowing U23 Championship in Varese, Italy. Logan and his fellow crewmates - Flynn Watson, Campbell Crouch and Will Gilbert, claimed Silver in the A-Final.
Logan went back to UW for his Senior Year at the end of 2022, going on to have another successful season - finishing off his collegiate rowing career with winning the Windemere Cup by defeating Australia National Development Team, a Silver at PAC12's and at the 2023 IRA National Rowing Championship.
Logan now has his head set on a new goal with a fresh new crew - where he has been named alongside Ollie Maclean, Matt MacDonald and Tom Murray in the 2023 Elite Men's Coxless Four, where the crew have gone on to claim Bronze in their season opener at the 2023 World Rowing Cup III in Lucerne, Switzerland. The crew is coached by Mike Rodger and Malcolm McIntyre.
Logan has Graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Food Systems, Nutrition & Health at the University of Washington, USA. He enjoys boating, spearfishing, golf and Fortnite.