Media Release: Stewartville High School Incident Update (Monday, Dec. 15, 2025)

Olmsted County Sheriff's Office Media Release

This press release is in follow up to the one released on Friday, December 12, 2025. Since the tragic incident took place in the parking lot of Stewartville High School, our office has worked tirelessly to understand what exactly occurred. It is important to stress that this is still an ongoing and active investigation, meaning that we still cannot release all the information but are trying to be as transparent as possible. Additionally, we are continuing to support the Stewartville School District in any way we can.

The victim of the shooting is a juvenile male from Stewartville, who is a teammate of the Stewartville High School Wrestling Team. He continues to be hospitalized from this incident. We are not identifying him at this time but with the permission of his family, we can report that as of Sunday evening, he is still in critical but stable condition.

The shooter has been identified as Logan Moyer, a 19-year-old male from Stewartville. Moyer was a former student at Stewartville and graduated in 2024. We are confirming that Moyer was not a coach, volunteer, or a paid staff member of the wrestling program at Stewartville. He was an athlete of the wrestling team while he attended Stewartville Schools. An autopsy was performed on Friday afternoon by the Southeastern Minnesota Medical Examiner’s Office. Although we are awaiting final autopsy reports, the results so far are consistent with suicide.

Our office would like to thank the Stewartville community, the Stewartville School System, and everyone who has offered their support throughout this community during this difficult time. We want to remind everyone that those affected by this event may experience grief in different ways. We ask everyone to please remain respectful and offer support to Stewartville students, athletes, faculty, and residents. Please keep in mind that those affected by this tragedy may need space and time to process such a devastating event.

Stewartville Public Schools Media Release

From: Belinda Selfors, Superintendent of the Stewartville Public Schools.

The Stewartville School District and communities continue to grieve following the tragic events that have deeply impacted our students, staff, families, and communities. We acknowledge the profound devastation and trauma that many are experiencing, and we hold close the pain, fear, and heartbreak that this tragedy has caused.

We are immensely grateful for the overwhelming outpouring of support, care, and concern from our communities and beyond. The kindness shown through messages, presence, and acts of compassion has been a powerful reminder that we are not alone during this incredibly difficult time.

As students and staff return to school, our highest priority remains their safety, well-being, and emotional health. We are fortunate to be supported by the Olmsted County Sheriff’s Department, the Southeast Minnesota Crisis Team, Zumbro Valley Health Services, our District Leadership Team, our dedicated counselors and social workers, and our entire school district staff. Together, we are committed to ensuring that our schools are places of care, understanding, and stability.

Our school days will focus on providing space, flexibility, and support for students and staff and to address any needs they may have. We are also coordinating efforts to support the families who have been directly impacted by this tragedy and whose hearts have been broken, ensuring they receive compassion, resources, and ongoing care.

While we stand together as Tiger Strong, we continue to ask for your prayers for courage, strength, and healing in the days and weeks ahead. It is through unity, empathy, and collective support that we will continue to move forward and care for one another.