Before the spring, Prep Baseball’s Managing Editor, Scouting Andy Sroka picked OF/LHP Logan Dunn (Wautoma, 2024; Missouri State) as a dark horse candidate for our ‘Player of the Year’ honors in a ‘Hotlist’ piece and after the first few weeks of action he has asserted himself into the conversation even more. Last week in the WIAA, he was dominant at the plate, tallying a plethora of extra-base hits and he broke a school record along the way, earning our ‘POTW’ honors as a result.

He and his Hornet squad kicked off the week with a dominant 13-3 win over Baraboo. In that one, Dunn was just one of the top producers, as he tripled and singled in his two at-bats, finishing with two RBIs in the win. Game two was a similar storyline for Dunn and Wautoma, as they grabbed their second lopsided win of the week, this time over Adams-Friendship. Dunn once again was a difference maker, tallying a pair of doubles and one more triple from the lead-off spot to drive in three runs.

Dunn also earned the win on the mound in their second game of the week. He cruised in his six-innings complete game effort, striking out nine and allowing just two hits while not allowing a walk. While Wautoma came out on the losing end in a close battle with Oshkosh West to end their week, Dunn still put together a standout performance. In his three at-bats, he doubled and singled, while walking once.

It was yet another dominant week from Dunn, something our staff has come to expect from the state’s No. 8 prospect and No. 338 nationally. He amassed five extra-base hits, finishing with a 7-for-8 week and he also broke the school record for stolen bases at 101, currently at 105 while being a perfect 15-for-15 on stolen base attempts.

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