Logan is one of those players who somehow always knows exactly what her team needs and when they need it. She can go from calming down a teammate to hyping them up in a matter of seconds. She also does an amazing job of working together with everyone in the back row to make sure their serve receive and defense are a well-oiled machine. Ramstack is always so quick to read her hitters and even quicker to react, resulting in her always getting where she needs to be. This USML commit definitely has a bright season and future ahead.

Ramstack has been a part of a lot of victories playing at Bettendorf and for Six Pack the last few years. That’s not an accident. Her performance as been integral in the success. Lateral quickness and smoothly flowing around the court with each play helps makes sure she’s positioned to deliver. Fast reflexes lead to her contending with heavy attacks and in staying sound in serve-receive. Ramstack does well in finding the area of the floor that needs attention away from the block and covers well off of the block. Her consistency has improved during the last few years, which she showed during the 2026 Adidas Windy City National Qualifier over Easter weekend in Chicago. Ramstack shared information well with her Six Pack teammates, and her passes started a lot of successful attacks.

Ramstack stood out with her play while scouting her at the 2024 Iowa City High tournament. I saw her again at that event early this season and definitely noticed growth in her game. There’s no replacing reps when developing as a player, and you can see the work she’s put into improving. With natural gifts of quickness and sharp reflexes as a foundation, Ramstack continues to get better at analyzing the opponent to help put her in position to make plays, in serve-receive and defending the attack. She’s technically sound and understands the need for communication in her position.