Kenny Logan

Kenny Logan, a former Scotland international rugby player, earned 70 caps and scored 20 tries for his country between 1992 and 2003. He made his Scotland debut against Australia in 1992, subsequently participating in the 1994 Five Nations Championship and three Rugby World Cups (1995, 1999, 2003). Logan commenced his club career with Stirling County RFC, winning the Scottish Premiership title in 1995. With the professionalisation of rugby in 1996, he joined Glasgow Rugby (now Glasgow Warriors) for their inaugural professional season, distinguished as Glasgow Warrior No.

15 for his role as full-back in their first professional game during the 1996–97 season. In 1997, Logan moved to England, embarking on a seven-season tenure with Wasps RFC. He significantly contributed to the team’s success, helping them secure the Anglo-Welsh Cup twice, in 1999 and 2000, with a notable try and conversion in the 2000 final. Logan was also instrumental in Wasps’ English Premiership title victory in the 2002–03 season.

Beyond his commercial ventures, Logan has also taken on philanthropic leadership roles. Logan served as a past president of the children’s charity Sparks, further championing the organisation by initiating ‘Logan’s Challenge’ to support its vital work. More recently, he has dedicated his platform to health awareness. In 2022, following an early diagnosis of prostate cancer during a routine health check and successful surgery, Logan has actively raised public awareness about the disease, advocating for early detection and serving as an important voice in men’s health.