@ljohnston344 
90.8
Velocity (max)
3/12/26
CLASS OF 2026
RHP
1B
Logan
Johnston
Crown Point (HS) • IN
6' 6" • 170LBS
R/R • 19yr 1mo
Travel Team: 5 Star Great Lakes National
Rankings
2026 National
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2026 State
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Commitment
Best Of Stats
Fastball
86.8 - 89.7
Velo Range
3/12/26
2031
Spin Rate (avg)
3/12/26
Changeup
79.9 - 80
Velo Range
3/12/26
1930
Spin Rate (avg)
3/12/26
Curveball
71 - 74
Velo Range
6/18/24
1870
Spin Rate (avg)
3/01/25
Slider
75.3 - 77.2
Velo Range
3/12/26
2015
Spin Rate (avg)
3/12/26
93
Exit Velocity (max)
6/18/24
84.5
Exit Velocity (avg)
6/18/24
302
Distance (max)
6/18/24
44
Sweet Spot %
6/18/24
27.2
Hand Speed (max)
6/18/24
86.4
Bat Speed (max)
6/18/24
9.7
Rot. Acc (max)
6/18/24
22
Hard Hit %
6/18/24
7.43
60-yd
6/18/24
-
30-yd
-
10-yd
-
Run speed (max)
84
INF Velo
6/18/24
-
OF Velo
-
C Velo
-
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+ Another arm headed to Bloomington in the 2026 class, RHP Logan Johnston, was in attendance. Currently the No. 18 overall player in the class, the Crown Point native pitched in the mid-80s (up to 87) with a swing-and-miss changeup highlighting the arsenal. The fastball is still light for now, but is played up by elite extension (7-foot-5 average) & he gets run to his arm-side on the heater. The heater sets the tunnel for the 75-77 changeup sold with fastball arm-speed with devasting late fade. His 71-73 slider plays with 14" of sweep and is trending in the right direction. The arm is loose and whippy with big upside in the frame & his best days ahead.
One of the highest-ceiling arms in Indiana's 2026 class - Johnston reaffirmed a strong look at the Grand Park Fall Championships with another quality outing at the State Games. The 6-foot-6, 170 pounder provides pristine projection with the long-levered frame that holds ample room for strength gains that will continue to elevate his mid-80s heater (T 86.4) even higher. The fastball plays with arm-side run and already plays above its velocity due to the fact that he moves down the mound exceptionally well and gains nearly 8-feet of extension, on average. His best secondary is his fading, mid-70s change, a pitch that he was able to routinely command and induce groundball contact with, while he also showed a serviceable slider that played in the low-to-mid 70s. The strike-throwing nature, paired with above average stuff presently, a clean arm on the backside, and a frame that will pack on velocity in a hurry makes Johnston one of the best uncommitted arms in Indiana's 2026 class.