The Logger Club is dedicated to celebrating and supporting the outstanding efforts and achievements of Puget Sound's student-athletes. Membership is open to all those who wish to ensure a quality experience for the more than 500 student-athletes who strive for competitive and academic excellence. The overall success of the Logger athletic program can be attributed to the great many sacrifices and hard work put in by our coaches and student-athletes. However, their hard work is complemented by the generous support of alumni, parents, and friends like you.

Your Logger Club gift will go directly to enhance the university's awards and recognition program, provide additional resources for post season participation, and help us meet programmatic needs for equipment and travel. While you do have the opportunity to give directly to a particular sport, all unrestricted gifts allow us to better acknowledge the efforts of all our student-athletes and build toward continued national distinction and prominence for the university.

The Logger Club Board of Directors hopes you will join our efforts to ensure ongoing and future success for Logger Athletics. With back-to-back Northwest Conference All-Sports Trophy honors, it truly is a great time to be a Logger!

Always a Logger,
Allison Kalalau '03
President, Logger Club Board of Directors

Questions

For questions regarding the Logger Club, please call 253.879.3140.

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Claire Ely
Women's Basketball
Walnut Creek, Calif. (Northgate HS)

NWC Player of the Year and Josten’s Award finalist Claire Ely has another award to add to her long list. Ely, a 2010 graduate from Walnut Creek, Calif., was named the NWC Woman of the Year last week and will be nominated for the NCAA Woman of the Year honor that is announced in October. Ely’ success was not just limited to the court, where she averaged 19.9 ppg, 4.7 apg and 2.6 spg, but extended to the classroom and community. “It’s remarkable to even be considered for this honor,” said Ely. “The coaches taught me that its not just about excelling in basketball, but about excelling in the classroom and becoming a better woman in all aspects of life. That what this award embodies and what I’ve strived to be.”