2012 Cross Country Roster
Camille Logan
- Height:
- 5-6
- Class:
- Junior
- Hometown:
- Littleton, Colo.
- High School:
- Littleton
PERSONAL BESTS
INDOOR
Mile: 5:00.88 (2013)
3,000-Meters: 9:33.85 (2011)
5,000-Meters: 16:38.18 (2011)
OUTDOOR
1,500-Meters: 4:21.55 (2012)
3,000-Meters: 9:54.77 (2012)
5,000-Meters: 16:14.24 (2012)
10,000-Meters: 34:16.11 (2011)
BIG 12 SCORING
2011 (O) 10,000-Meter Run, 6th (34:27.12)
HONORS
Academic All-Big 12 (2011)
2013: Indoor: Logan ran a pair of mile runs for the Buffs. She started off with a sixth-place finish at the Air Force Invite (1/26), finishing in 5:19.57. Logan followed that up with a personal best of 5:00.88 at the Husky Classic (2/9) two weeks later.
Outdoor: Logan’s main event was the 1,500 and she recorded a season-best of 4:32.84 at Mt. SAC Relays (4/19), placing eighth in the Olympic development section. At the Pac-12 Championships, Logan competed in both the 1,500 and the 5,000. She was 27th in the prelims of the 1,500 (4:37.17) and was 16th in the 5k (17:20.80).
2012: Indoor: Redshirt. Did not compete.
Outdoor: Logan competed in a wide range of events during the outdoor season, ranging from the 1,500 to the 10k. She became the 13th best performer in CU history in the 5k after running 16:14.24 at the Mt. SAC Relays (4/20), which placed 12th in the ‘A’ section. A week later at the Payton Jordan Cardinal Invite, Logan recorded a personal best of 4:21.55 in the 1,500 to place second in the second section. The time placed her 11th on the performers list. Logan raced the 10k twice, once at the Stanford Invite (34:30.66) and at the Pac-12 Championships, clocking a time of 34:46.80, which was 12th overall. She switched gears again two weeks later at the NCAA West Prelims, running the 1,500 again. Logan placed 32nd with a time of 4:34.58.
2011: Indoor: Logan raced to a personal record in the 5,000 at the Husky Classic (2/11), finishing in 16:38.18. At the Big 12 Championships, she just missed scoring for the Buffs in the 5k, placing ninth in 16:42.18. Logan also raced in the 3k, finishing 14th overall in 9:33.85.
Outdoor: Logan ran in 1,500, 5k and 10k races. She recorded a season best time of 4:23.66 at the Cardinal Invite (5/1), finishing 10th in the third section. Logan won the 1,500 at the CU Invite (4/9), finishing 4:25.96. Her main focus during the outdoor season was the distance events. She ran a season best in the 5k, becoming the 13th best performer in the event with a time of 16:15.19 at Mt. SAC Relays (4/15). Logan raced in the 10k at the Stanford Invite (3/25), crossing the finish in 34:33.24 for third overall in the second section. She participated in both the 5k and 10k at the Big 12 Championships. She placed sixth in the 10k (34:27.12) and was 12th in the 5k (16:41.17). Logan went on to compete in the same two events at the NCAA West Preliminary Championships. She was 21st in the 10k, finishing with a 10k best of 34:16.11, which made her the ninth fastest CU performer in the event. Logan was 18th overall in the 5k (16:27.96).
2010: Indoor: Logan ran the mile and 3,000-meter runs during her first season with the Buffs. She debuted in the mile, running a time of 5:21.07 at the Potts Invite (1/23). Logan ran a pair of 3k’s after that. Her best time was 10:19.77, which she did at the Husky Classic (2/13).
Outdoor: Logan ran in several different events during the outdoor campaign, including the 1,500, 3k, 5k and 10k runs. She ran her first race of the season at the CU Invite (4/11), clocking a time of 10:33.85 for fifth place. Logan ran a time of 17:21.38 at the Mt. SAC Relays just six days later, finishing fifth in her division. At the Big 12 Championships, Logan competed in the 5 and 10k runs. She started out with a 13th-place finish in the 10k (36:24.92) and two days later, she was 24th in the 5k (17:25.12).
CROSS COUNTRY: (2012) Logan started the season with a 12th-place finish at the Rocky Mountain Shootout, finishing as CU’s final scorer. Logan placed 113th two weeks later at pre-nats. She was the 42nd finisher at the Pac-12 Championships and then placed 45th at regionals. Logan finished her season with a 190th-place finish at nationals. (2011) Logan had a good sophomore campaign, scoring for CU in four of its five varsity meets. She started off with a sixth-place finish at the Rocky Mountain Shootout and followed it up with a 40th-place finish at pre-nationals. Logan was 26th at the inaugural Pac-12 Championships, crossing the finish sixth for the Buffs. She was the 19th overall finisher at regionals, helping CU tie for first as the No. 3 runner. Logan ended the year at nationals with a 165th-place finish. The Buffs placed 11th overall. (2010) Logan made her way onto the varsity roster as a redshirt freshman. She placed 13th at the Rocky Mountain Shootout and was 97th at the NCAA Pre-National Invitational. Logan finished her only Big 12 Championship with a 25th-place finish and followed that up with a 43rd-place finish at regionals. She finished the season by placing 227th at nationals. (2009) Did not compete.
HIGH SCHOOL: Logan set three school records as a member of the LHS cross country and track and field team. She ran a school 5k Liberty Course record of 18:14 in 2008 and took fourth in the meet. On the track, Logan recorded school records in the 1,600 and 3,200-meter runs. She ran a time of 5:03 to place third in the 1,600 and 11:03 in the 3,200 to finish 12th. Both were at the Arcadia Invitational in April of 2008. On the track she was named all-league first team her sophomore through senior years and was named All-Colorado honorable mention as a junior. She was a member of the honor roll and was named to the highest honor roll in high school.
HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 1,600-Meters: 5:03; 3,200-Meters: 11:03.
IN THE CLASSROOM: Logan earned degrees in integrative physiology and psychology.
PERSONAL: Camille Catherine Logan was born on August 10, 1991 in Denver, Colo. She is the daughter of Karl and Mary Logan and has two siblings, James and Jordan. Logan lists hiking and dancing as her hobbies. She used to compete in Irish step dancing and has volunteered for Habitat for Humanity.
