7-year-old Logan March officially joins Boston College football team
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 9:47 PM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026
Logan March, a 7-year-old from Watertown diagnosed with Gould syndrome, has officially joined the Boston College football team. He received a standing ovation during the signing event, where he left his thumbprint as a mark of commitment to the Eagles. Head coach Bill O’Brien highlighted Logan’s impact beyond the sport, stating that players will learn valuable lessons from him. Logan's family has faced significant challenges due to his rare genetic condition, but they express pride in his resilience and contributions. The story continues to develop as Logan integrates into the team.
- •Logan March joins Boston College football team at age 7.
- •He is diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder known as Gould syndrome.
- •Head coach Bill O’Brien praises Logan's positive influence on teammates.
- •Logan's signing event garnered a standing ovation from fans.
- •His family has faced challenges but celebrates his accomplishments.
- 9:47 PMYahoo Sports — 7-year-old from Watertown with rare genetic disorder joins Boston College football team
"Boston College head coach Bill O’Brien said Logan embodies the kind of teammate he looks for — someone whose impact extends far beyond football.
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