Shore to UF Hall
Former Florida Gators Pitcher Logan Shore Selected to UF Athletic Hall of Fame 2026 Class
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Former Florida Gators pitcher Logan Shore has been selected to the 2026 UF Athletic Hall of Fame class, according to Gainesville.com. Shore, who starred in Gainesville from 2014 to 2016, leaves behind a legacy that ranks him among the best pitchers in program history.
Shore sits second all-time among Florida pitchers with 30 wins and 248 strikeouts, per Ocala.com. He will be honored at a banquet on October 9.
Shore's Numbers Put Him in Elite Company
During his three seasons with Florida, Shore built one of the most impressive pitching resumes in school history. His 30 wins rank second all-time among Gators pitchers, according to Palm Beach Post. His 248 strikeouts also place him second on that same all-time list.
Those numbers are a product of consistency. Shore was a key part of Florida's rotation from 2014 through 2016, a stretch when the Gators were a perennial College World Series contender, Daily Commercial reported.
A Career That Earned a Draft Pick and a Pro Contract
Shore's college success translated to the professional level. His performance at Florida made him an attractive prospect, leading to him being selected in the MLB Draft after his time with the Gators ended in 2016, according to Florida Today.
His run at Florida set the stage for what came next. The Hall of Fame selection is a recognition that his college career, not just his pro career, was special on its own terms, NWF Daily News noted.
October Banquet Will Honor the 2026 Class
Shore and the rest of the 2026 UF Athletic Hall of Fame class will be officially honored at a banquet on October 9. The event brings together former Gator athletes across all sports, St. Augustine Record reported.
The Hall of Fame induction is one of the highest honors UF gives to former athletes. For Shore, it caps a college career that produced numbers few Florida pitchers have ever matched.
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