ATHLETIC HONORS & AWARDS
- Honorable Mention Inside Lacrosse Nike Lacrosse All-American (2025)
- Honorable Mention USA Lacrosse All-American (2025)
- Second Team All-Big Ten (2025)
ACADEMIC HONORS & AWARDS
- Big Ten Distinguished Scholar (2025)
- Academic All-Big Ten (2023, 2024, 2025) |
Career Summary
- Four-year regular in Blue Jay faceoff rotation.
- Was 416-of-762 (.546) in his career with 247 ground balls to go along with one goal and one assist.
- Finished career ranked seventh in school history in career faceoff attempts and eighth in faceoffs won.
2025
- Became just the third faceoff specialist in Big Ten history to earn All-B1G honors (five total selections among the three players) with a second team nod.
- Enjoyed an outstanding season at the X as he went 189-of-311 (.608) with one goal, one assist and a team-high 106 GBs.
- 101 GBs are the most by a Johns Hopkins player since Drew Kennedy had 132 in 2015.
- 189 FO wins this season rank sixth in school history while 311 attempts rank fifth.
- Finished 11th in the nation in FO win percentage and ninth in GBs per game (7.57).
- Turned production up in the second half of JHU’s 14 games as he was 103-of-159 (.648) in the third and fourth quarters combined.
- Sparked season-opening win at Denver as he was 15-of-24 on faceoffs with nine GBs.
- Scored first career goal and was 14-of-24 at the X with seven GBs in an 11-10 win at Towson. Earned 250th career FO win against the Tigers.
- Came back with a 9-of-15 showing on faceoffs with five GBs in an 11-6 win against 10th-ranked Georgetown. Was 8-of-9 at the X after halftime against the Hoyas.
- Won 10-of-18 faceoffs, including 7-of-12 after halftime, with seven GBs in a 9-8 win at Loyola.
- Went 15-of-27 with seven GBs in a 13-12 loss to North Carolina. The 27 faceoff attempts are a career high.
- Sparked 13-12 come-from-behind win against 18th ranked Virginia as he was 14-of-23 at the X with six GBs and one assist. He was 7-of-11 in the second half and 5-of-7 during the third quarter, when JHU outscored the Cavaliers 5-1. Earned 300th career FO win against UVA.
- Went 12-of-23 with five GBs in a 13-10 loss at 11th-ranked Syracuse. Was 8-of-11 in the first half against the Orange.
- Had a career-best 20 FO wins (20-of-24) and matched career high with 15 GBs in a 12-9 win at Navy. Named Big Ten Specialist of the Week for his efforts against the Midshipmen. 20 FO wins were most by a JHU player since Tyler Dunn had 20 at Towson in 2022.
- Went 13-of-22 at the X with 10 GBs in an 11-8 loss to Rutgers and came back with a 16-of-22 effort with 14 GBs in an 11-8 loss at Michigan.
- Was 19-of-28 with eight ground balls in a 14-10 loss to third-ranked Ohio State. 28 FO attempts are a career high.
- Capped regular season by going 13-of-20 with six ground balls in an 11-8 loss at third-ranked Maryland.
- Finished career by winning 12-of-26 faceoffs – including 8-of-14 in the second half – with five ground balls in a 13-12 loss at Penn State in the NCAA Quarterfinals.
2024
- Won 133-of-261 (.510) faceoffs with a team-high 71 ground balls in 16 games.
- Went 13-of-23 with three GBs in season opener against Denver.
- Turned in a 13-of-20 effort with 10 GBs in a 13-5 win against Towson and came back with a 15-of-23 showing with nine GBs four days later at Georgetown. Efforts against the Tigers & Hoyas earned him Big Ten Specialist of the Week honors.
- Won 11-of-23 faceoffs with five GBs in a 13-9 win at 15th-ranked North Carolina.
- Fueled 16-14 win at second-ranked Virginia as he was 10-of-16 at the X with eight ground balls.
- Won 10-of-18 faceoffs and had five ground balls in a 13-8 win at #17 Rutgers.
- Went 8-of-17 at the X with four GBs in a 15-11 win over #15 Michigan. Sparked second-half surge for the Blue Jays by winning 5-of-7 faceoffs after halftime.
- Fueled a 9-8 overtime win over seventh-ranked Penn State with seven GBs and an 11-of-21 performance at the X.
- Went 5-of-11 with three GBs in a 7-5 win over fifth-ranked Maryland. Notched the 200th faceoff win of his career in the win against the Terps.
- Turned in strong performance against Michigan in the Big Ten Semifinals as he was 14-of-20.
2023
- Won 52-of-114 (.456) faceoffs on the year with 41 ground balls (3rd on the team).
- Won 75th career faceoff against #1 Virginia.
- Went 10-of-13 with eight GBs in a 12-7 season-opening win at #17 Jacksonville. Won all six of his attempts in the third quarter when JHU outscored the Dolphins 5-1 to take control of the game.
- Turned in a 12-of-21 performance with nine GBs at #12 Loyola.
- Went 10-of-24 with seven GBs and one assist against #1 Virginia and came back to win 5-of-11 faceoffs with five GBs in an 11-9 win at Syracuse.
- Won 4-of-8 faceoffs with four ground balls in a 22-8 win over Bryant in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
2022
- Saw action in 12 games and was 42-of-76 (.553) at the X with 29 ground balls.
- Saw first career action in season opener against Jacksonville.
- Won 1-of-3 faceoffs against the Dolphins in relief of Tyler Dunn and also saw limited time at fourth-ranked Georgetown (0-for-3).
- Won 2-of-4 faceoffs with one GB in an 11-10 win over Loyola, was 3-of-6 against second-ranked Virginia and 1-of-2 against 18th-ranked Syracuse.
- Went a combined 4-of-7 at the X with two GBs in a weekend set against Navy and Delaware.
- Enjoyed the finest game of career to-date in a 13-10 win over Penn State as he was 18-of-23 at the X with 15 ground balls. All three totals are career highs and the 15 GBs are the most by a JHU player since Kyle Prouty had 16 against Rutgers on April 6, 2019.
- Named Big Ten Freshman and Specialist of the Week for his effort against the Nittany Lions.
- Bright spot in a regular-season-ending loss to top-ranked Maryland as he was 11-of-21 at the X with eight ground balls.
At Victor
- Three-year member of varsity lacrosse team.
- US Lacrosse All-American as a senior.
- Named Monroe County Player of the Year and Section 5 Offensive Player of the Year in final season.
- Grabbed All-Greater Rochester honors as a senior, when he won 84% of his faceoffs.
- Helped team to an 18-4 record and New York State title as a sophomore and a 13-2 record as a senior.
Personal
- Logan Callahan.
- The son of Dan and Brenda Callahan.
- Has one brother, Jack, and two sisters, Maggie and Grace.
- Older brother, Jack, played lacrosse at Bryant University and graduated in 2020.
- Younger sister, Grace, is a member of the women's lacrosse team at Michigan.
- Graduated with degrees in math and economics and a minor in applied math and statistics.
