Gabby Logan's son Reuben has taken another step towards his international rugby ambitions after helping Sale Sharks secure a dramatic victory over Bristol Bears.

The 21-year-old back-rower featured in Sale's 21-19 PREM Rugby Cup victory on Friday night, with his famous parents, Gabby and former Scotland international Kenny Logan, watching from the stands.

And he certainly wasn't there just to make up the numbers.

Named among the replacements, the 115kg forward was thrown into the action after just 20 minutes, replacing Jos Gilmore.

He went on to play the remaining hour as Sale held on for a narrow victory, as detailed in the club's official match report.

Following in his father's footsteps

Reuben has some rather impressive sporting genes.

His father Kenny won 70 caps for Scotland, while his mother Gabby is one of Britain's best-known sports broadcasters.

His grandfather, Terry Yorath, also represented Wales at football, while Gabby herself competed in rhythmic gymnastics at the 1990 Commonwealth Games.

Standing 6ft 5in, Reuben has already represented England U18s before switching to Scotland U20s.

He started all five matches in the 2025 U20 Six Nations, putting himself on the Scottish rugby radar.

However, as RUCK previously revealed, he could still represent England, Scotland or Wales at senior international level.

A senior call-up remains an ambition rather than a certainty, but every appearance at club level gives him another chance to make his case.

The youngster joined Sale in 2025 after spells with Wasps, Northampton Saints and Cambridge.

He has also been gaining experience coaching young rugby players alongside his own playing career.

Meet his twin sister Lois

Reuben isn't the only talented youngster in the Logan household.

His twin sister Lois, also 21, is making a name for herself in a very different sport.

The talented showjumper has represented Great Britain at youth level and qualified for the prestigious Horse of the Year Show.

She has also swapped the showjumping arena for the racecourse, making her debut in the famous Magnolia Cup at Goodwood in July 2025.

Proud parents Gabby and Kenny were there to cheer her on as she finished in the midfield.

And watching her daughter race was apparently even more nerve-wracking than watching rugby.

Speaking after the event, Gabby admitted: "My heart was racing far more than hers."

She revealed that her heart rate had peaked at 160 beats per minute during the race, according to WalesOnline's report.

Lois has previously spoken about her ambition to compete at the Olympic Games.

As RUCK previously reported when the twins celebrated their sporting achievements, both have inherited their parents' competitive streak.

With Reuben chasing international rugby honours and Lois dreaming of Olympic glory, the Logan family sporting dynasty looks to be in safe hands.

Not bad for a pair of twins who only turned 21 in July.