Bio

Mount Marty College '04

In his eighth season with the Dakota Wesleyan University women’s soccer team, Glasgow aims to continue the momentum in 2021 following a return visit to the Great Plains Athletic Conference playoffs a season ago.

During the 2020 season, Dakota Wesleyan qualified for the Great Plains Athletic Conference playoffs for the first time since 2014 and the second time under Glasgow’s direction. After a 9-8 finish, a career best five Tigers were honored as All-GPAC performers.

Senior forward Alyssa Weidler and junior midfielder Jozy Bardsley received All-GPAC Fisrt Team accolades. Weidler, who finished her DWU career as a two-time All-GPAC First Team selection, ended her senior campaign as the all-time leader in program history in career goals scored with 40 goals in 61 career games.

 After a 5-10-1 season in 2019, two players were named to the All-GPAC Team as Jozy Bardsley was named to the Second Team and Jocelyn Behm was tabbed to the Honorable Mention Team. 

 Following the 2018 season and for the first time since 2014, Glasgow landed an athlete on the All-GPAC First Team as Alyssa Weidler was honored with the accolade. Weidler was the ninth player in program history to be named to the All-GPAC First Team. Stephanie Banuelos and Brooke Forsman were tabbed to the All-GPAC Honorable Mention Team. Glasgow also finished with two athletes on the NAIA All-America Scholar-Athlete Team with Brooke Forsman and Alexandria Jacobs. For the eighth consecutive year in 2018, DWU was named an NSCAA All-Academic Team.

 He guided the Tigers to a 6-11 finish in 2017 after starting the season 4-0. Two players were named to the All-GPAC Honorable Mention Team as Brooke Forsman and Kaylynn Anziano were each honored for their efforts on the field.

 The Tigers return 10 players from 2016, all of whom played significant minutes for a DWU team that battled injuries throughout the campaign. Last season, the Tigers fielded seven freshmen and three sophomores, while graduating five seniors as they finished with a 2-14-1 record overall. DWU defeated Mount Marty College, 6-0, with freshman Alyssa Weidler scoring a hat trick for the first win of the season.

 Glasgow helped DWU to seven NCSAA All-Academic Team honors so far in his career. Makenna Hancock was named 2016 Daktronics-NAIA Women's Soccer Scholar-Athlete.

 In 2014, Glasgow's Tigers finished 9-10-1 overall and 4-5-1 in the GPAC. DWU finished sixth in the GPAC regular season and upset Midland in the quarterfinals of the conference tournament.

 The Tigers were led in 2014 by senior forward Megan Johnson who set a DWU record with 23 goals in a season despite missing a large portion of the schedule due to an injury. Johnson was named GPAC Player-of-the-Week three times and earned an NAIA National Player-of-the-Week honor. She also was named to the All-GPAC First Team. Senior forward Thara Ali Said was named an All-GPAC Honorable Mention after scoring 13 goals in 2014. 

 Ali Said was joined by senior Kylie Keiser as Daktronics/NAIA Scholar Athletes in 2014 and the team earned its sixth National Soccer Coaches Association of America Team Academic Award for the 2013-14 school year.

 Glasgow came to Dakota Wesleyan with a resume full of soccer experience as a coach at all levels as well as a player. Most recently, Glasgow, a native of Trinidad and Tobago, was an assistant coach for the Augustana College women’s soccer team, as well as the varsity girls’ soccer coach at Sioux Falls Roosevelt High School.

 Glasgow wrapped up his sixth year as an assistant at Augie in 2013, and helped the Vikings to a 10-8-1 record. He helped with recruiting and game analysis, as well as the organization of indoor tournaments and summer camps. Augustana went 54-40-11 in the regular season in his tenure.

 At Roosevelt, Glasgow was the head coach since the 2008 season. In his seven seasons with the Rough Riders, including one as the junior varsity coach, Roosevelt is 66-22-9 and won the 2012 and 2013 Class AA state titles. In those two seasons, Roosevelt went undefeated for 25 games. Glasgow has coached many Class AA All-State selections, and his team overall GPA is better than 3.5.

 Glasgow also coaches the Dakota Alliance 13U girls’ team. He played soccer collegiately at Brewton Parker College in Mount Vernon, Ga., before transferring to Mount Marty College for his final two seasons from 2002-04. He earned All-GPAC First Team honors and was named the team’s MVP. He played for the Sioux Falls Spitfire Premier Developmental team from 2004-06. He is B-license certified through the United State Soccer Federation.

 Glasgow and his wife, Andrea, currently live in Sioux Falls, S.D.