Connor Glasgow brings low-usage, high-efficiency glue-guy value for Benedictine
Connor Glasgow’s early 2025-26 sample shows a versatile forward who impacts the game without needing shots: in his debut, he played 13 minutes, scored 2 points, grabbed 4 rebounds, added 2 assists and a block, and did it cleanly at the line.[1][2] His high-school track record suggests he can also carry offense when asked, after averaging 20.8 points, 6.4 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 2.1 steals in 2023-24 for Galena.[4] If you want a tough, multi-category forward who can fit as a connector and secondary creator, he looks like a credible match.[4][5]
