Luke Glenn is giving Niagara reliable innings and late-inning control
In the 2026 season, Niagara RHP Luke Glenn has emerged as a steady bullpen arm and spot starter, going 2-1 with a 6.65 ERA over 23.0 innings while logging 19 appearances and several clean, efficient outings[11]. He’s shown real value in leverage spots—earning wins against Quinnipiac and Marist and recording a save in a series win over NJIT—thanks to strike-throwing, composure, and the ability to quiet rallies when Niagara needs a reset[4][6][7]. He may not be overpowering, but he looks like the kind of dependable, competitive arm coaches trust when the game starts getting wobbly[2][3].
