Canisius College seniors Greg Logins and Julius Coles were honored on Tuesday for their work in the classroom by the Association of Jesuit College and Universities and the Jesuit Basketball Spotlight. Logins is one of six players nationally to be named to the 2010-11 National Jesuit All-Academic Men's Basketball Team, while Coles earned honorable mention accolades.

The National Jesuit All-Academic Men's Basketball awards program represents student-athletes from the 28 Jesuit colleges and universities spread across the United States that play basketball on all three levels of the NCAA and also in the NAIA. They share the mission of a Jesuit education, founded nearly 500 years ago, under the principles of St. Ignatius Loyola to educate young people to become men and women dedicated to service and compassionate leadership. Students at Jesuit colleges and universities have long excelled in the classroom and in the community, but they also have played a major role in collegiate basketball in the last 100 years.

Logins, who was recently named to the Division I-AAA Athletic Directors Association (ADA) Scholar-Athlete Team, earned his undergraduate degree in physical education in May 2010 and is currently working toward his master's degree in sport administration. On the court, Logins closed out his playing career as one of five players in school history to score more than 1,200 career points while registering more than 750-career rebounds. A Preseason All-MAAC choice before the 2010-11 campaign, Logins averaged 11.8 points and 6.0 rebounds per game in 30 contests, and he ended his senior season ranked second in the MAAC with his 45.4 percent effort from behind the 3-point arc.

Logins is joined on the 2010-11 National Jesuit All-Academic Men's Basketball Team by Zach Ashworth (Scranton), Chris Johansen (Regis), Andrew Keister (Holy Cross), Ryan Olander (Fairfield) and Marc Trasolini (Santa Clara).

Coles is one of four student-athletes to be named to the 2010-11 National Jesuit All-Academic Men's Basketball Team Honorable Mention List. A 2011 MAAC All-Academic honoree, the guard earned his undergraduate degree in communications in May 2010 and is currently working toward his master's degree in sport administration at the College. He made 29 starts in his senior campaign and ends his playing career as a Griff as one of 32 members of the school's famed 1,000-career point club. He ranks 18th in career scoring in school history with 1,212 career points and he is one of four players in program history to make more than 150 career 3-point field goals. He ranked third on the team in scoring average with 10.9 points per game and he pulled down an average of 4.1 rebounds per game, highlighted by his career-high 12 rebounds in the team's win at Lamar Dec. 22.