Glenn streaked his way to a new G-MAC standard in the 60-meter dash, sprinting to a provisional-qualifying time of 6.90 in the finals. He broke the previous time of 6.93 recorded in 2014 by former Panther Tevin Washington.
The preliminary time clocked by Glenn is also among the league’s all-time best at 6.94, good for a ranking of third overall.
Glenn also posted a time of 22.36 in the 200-meter dash, the best in the conference this indoor season. That time currently also ranks narrowly in third only behind Cedarville’s Andre Klaassen (22.33 and 22.34).
Glenn has the G-MAC’s best times for the current indoor season in the 60-meter dash, 200-meter dash and 400-meter run.