Logan Kelleher begins his first season as the cornerback coach and head strength coach for the University of Charleston football program in 2022.
In 2021, Logan Kelleher was at Mount Saint Joseph as the stars coach and special teams assistant. After the season, Kelleher was promoted to secondary coach. Kelleher coached Anthony Wright who was an all-conference player in the HCAC. MSJ had a top 25 pass defense and total defense in 2021.
In 2019-2020, Logan Kelleher was at Ohio Dominican University serving as a defensive graduate assistant and coached the cornerbacks. The Panthers finished the 2019 season 7-3 and played in the D-2 America's Crossroads Bowl.
In 2018, Logan Kelleher served as the strength and conditioning intern for the football program at the University of Cincinnati underneath Brady Collins. Cincinnati defeated Virginia Tech in the Military Bowl in 2018.
Kelleher walked on to the Ohio State football team and was a member of the program from 2015-17. Kelleher played corner at Ohio State and was coached by Kerry Coombs. A Loveland, Ohio, native, Kelleher played his high school ball at Archbishop Moeller and helped the Crusaders win the 2012 Division I state title, recording eight interceptions on the season.
Logan Kelleher Quick Facts
Hometown: Liberty Township, Ohio
High School: Moeller High School, 2013
Alma Mater: The Ohio State University
Degree: Sports Industry
Year in Coaching: 4th (1st at UC)
Favorite NFL Team: Cincinnati Bengals
Year(s) Position School
2022-pres. Cornerback Coach / Strength & Conditioning Coordinator University of Charleston
2021-2022 Nickelback Coach / Co-Special Teams Coordinator Mount Saint Joseph
2019-2020 Cornerback Coach Ohio Dominican
2018-2019 Strength Intern University of Cincinnati
