MEQUON, Wis. – The accolades continue to pile up for Logan Landers this week. On Monday afternoon, he was named to the D3hoops.com All-Region First Team, followed by a National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) All-District Second Team selection on Tuesday.

A senior from Cedarburg, Wisconsin, Landers earns the first all-region honors of his standout career.

Landers becomes the first Falcon to collect all-region recognition since Jordan Johnson in 2022. Johnson was also honored by both organizations, earning NABC First Team and D3hoops.com Second Team accolades.

The NABC All-District teams are selected by member coaches across NCAA Division III, while D3hoops.com All-Region teams are nominated and voted on by Sports Information Directors nationwide. This year's ballot featured 797 nominated players across the country.

Landers put together one of the most dominant seasons in NCAA Division III, tying the NACC single-season record with 655 total points while averaging 25.2 points per game. He also set a new conference single-season mark with 227 made free throws.

Despite suffering an injury in his final game, Landers still ranked among the top 10 nationally in six statistical categories, including leading the nation in free throws.

In conference play, Landers led the NACC with 397 rebounds and added 25 blocked shots, which ranked fifth in the league. His season included several standout performances, highlighted by a 49-point game against MSOE, 19 rebounds against both Concordia Chicago and Wisconsin-Eau Claire, 23 made free throws versus MSOE, and a six-block performance at Dominican.

Earlier in February, Landers also earned his second career All-NACC First Team selection.