Logan Currie, a 5‑foot‑5-inch utility player known for her speed and clutch hitting, has officially joined the Florida Gulf Coast University softball program as the second transfer signee from the 2026 portal.
A Record‑Breaking High School Journey
At North Forsyth High School in Cumming, Georgia, Currie compiled a .447 batting average and a .518 on‑base percentage while setting school records for career hits (173) and a 36‑game hitting streak, despite missing half of her senior season due to injury.
Her senior year earned her the 2024‑25 WSB‑TV Georgia Female Athlete of the Year honor and a PGF All‑American selection, capping a career that also included a Dean’s List distinction at the University of Iowa.
Beyond the diamond, Currie plans to major in health science at FGCU, with the long‑term goal of becoming a cardiac sonographer, a pathway inspired by her family's deep roots in sports and medicine.
The daughter of former college softball player Melissa Currie and tennis alumnus Tyson Currie, she follows a lineage that stretches back to her grandfather’s baseball career at West Georgia and great‑grandfather Manuel Cordero’s stint in the Washington Senators’ farm system.
Looking Ahead with the Eagles
Coach Jim Cahill expressed excitement about adding Currie’s dynamic skill set, noting that her experience as a pinch runner who scored ten runs in 24 games will provide depth and versatility to the lineup.
The university’s health science program, located in Fort Myers, Florida, offers the academic resources Currie needs to pursue her medical ambitions while she continues to develop as a collegiate athlete.