Troy Glendenning is a 6-foot-4, 255-pound prospect from Kiski Area High School. The first baseman is very agile and displayed good glove work around the bag. He has a solid arm across the infield at 75mph and runs well for a big guy (7.58 60-yard dash). Glendenning will really catch your eye at the plate. Offensively he showcased a 90mph bat exit speed velo, tops at the Western PA Top Prospect Showcase in August. His round of batting practice was impressive as he drove pitch after pitch to the wall, using all fields.

                   Below Glendenning discusses his college plans with Prep Baseball Report:

             

PBR: Where are you in the process of deciding on a college?
Glendenning: I would like to play college baseball, but I haven't decided on a college yet.

PBR: What schools are you currently considering?
Glendenning: Pitt-Bradford, but I am open to looking at other schools as well.

PBR: Is distance from home a factor in your decision?
Glendenning: No, I am willing to go anywhere that offers a good fit for me as far as the educational offerings and the baseball program.

PBR: Where have college coaches been able to see you?
Glendenning: College coaches were able to see me in Youngstown Ohio for the Zones tournament and four other showcases. Two showcases in Johnstown and two with Ed Santa my Sophomore and Junior year. This summer I participated in the Western PA Top Prospect Showcase with Prep Baseball Report.

PBR: What position do you anticipate playing in college?
Glendenning: I plan to play 1st base at the college level.

PBR: What is your biggest strength as a player and how do you feel that will help your team?
Glendenning: My biggest strength as a player is my ability to hit the ball to all fields. I feel that it will help drive in more runs.

PBR: Who do you play for in the summer and what was your most memorable experience from this past summer?
Glendenning: In the summer I played for the Kiski Valley Palomino. Our overall record was 17-3. My most memorable experience from the past summer was when we won the Palomino Championship 1-0 . I drove in the one run in the 4th inning and we advanced to the Zones tournament.

PBR: What is your current GPA?
Glendenning: My current GPA is 84.54.

PBR: How has Prep Baseball Report aided you in the process of choosing a college?
Glendenning: They have been a great help! Anytime I have a question I always get good feedback. They have pointed me in the right direction so far and I hope that they will go to the finish line with me.