Nova Southeastern University Athletics

AS A SENIOR (2016)
Redshirted his fourth season for the NCAA Division II National Champion Sharks due to injury.

AS A JUNIOR (2015)
Made 13 appearances as a reliever for the Sharks…Four times held the opponent scoreless in an outing of two innings or more…In a season-long appearance lasting 3.2 innings, allowed just a single and walk, with two strikeouts…Didn’t allow any earned runs in his last 15 innings of work over nine appearances…Led the team with a 0.42 ERA, breaking Sean Albury’s single-season record by a pitcher with at least 15 innings pitched…Also broke Albury’s NCAA-era single-season records for lowest opponent on-base percentage (.182), on-base-plus-slugging (.387) and WHIP (0.60)…Broke Cody Stiles’ NCAA-era record for fewest hits allowed per inning (0.46)…Second to Albury for lowest opponent batting average (.137) in the NCAA era, and second to Stiles for lowest opponent slugging percentage (.205)…Also second in fewest runs allowed (4) and walks allowed (3) in a season…Struck out 15 batters, while allowing just three walks and ten hits in 21.2 innings pitched…Named a Jewish Sports Review All-American.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2014)
As the Sharks closer/reliever, Glick did not allow a run until his sixth appearance of the season...Through his first five appearances, he only allowed two hits...On the road against No. 5 Florida Tech, Glick entered the game with one out in the bottom of the ninth and got out of a bases loaded jam to send the game into extras. He then struck out all three batters in the heart of the order in the 10th before finishing it off, en route to his first win of the season, in the 11th. Glick struck out five batters in relief, a season high (2/28)...Finished the sesaon with a 1-3 record, and finished second on the team in saves, with three...Pitched 28.2 innings and finished the season with a 2.20 ERA...Allowed just seven earned runs on the year.

AS A FRESHMAN (2013)
Made an immediate impact  for the team in his first season, leading all NSU relievers in appearances out of the bullpen with 17…Was 1-0 with a 3.81 ERA, striking out 31 batters in 28 1/3 innings of work…His first collegiate victory came against No. 6 Tampa (4/27)…Earned a save in a 6-2 win over Palm Beach Atlantic (4/6), when he worked 2 2/3 innings, giving up just one hit and no runs while striking out three…Did not allow an earned run in his first four appearances, and in 11 of his 17 games pitched…Set a career high with six strikeouts in 3 1/3 innings against Barry (3/23)…His longest appearance of the season came against Palm Beach Atlantic (2/26), a 3 2/3-inning stint where he gave up no runs on three hits and struck out three Sailfish…During the summer, while playing for the Winter Park Diamond Dawgs, was named the Florida League Relief Pitcher of the Year…Appeared in 13 games, and in 15.1 innings pitched, gave up just six hits and did not allow a run, walking four and striking out 18…Sported a 1-0 record and led the league in saves with eight…Added another save for the South Team for the 2013 Florida League All-Star Game.

HIGH SCHOOL
Played for American Heritage all four years, for coach Carm Mazza.

PERSONAL
Born in Coral Springs, Fla.…Undecided with his major…Named to the Florida League All-Decade Team...Son of Steven and Lori Glick…Has two siblings, Spencer and Brianna.