14 Brandon Gleim
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- Height:
- 5-10
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- Weight:
- 152
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- Year:
- So.
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- Hometown:
- Hilliard
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- High School:
- Davidson
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- Position:
- Guard
ACADEMIC MAJOR: Sport Management
BW ATHLETICS INFORMATION: As a sophomore in 2013-2014 Brandon played his first season of basketball at Baldwin Wallace University and earned his first varsity letter.
COMING TO BW: Brandon came to BW after splitting his freshman year (2012-2013) at both Harding (Ark.) University and Columbus State (Ga.) University. He did not play basketball at either school.
GENERAL BASKETBALL INFORMATION: As a sophomore in 2013-2014 Brandon played his first season of basketball and earned his first varsity letter. He came off the bench as a guard and appeared in 19 games. He collected eight points, nine rebounds and nine assists. BW finished the season 14-13.
As a junior in 2014-2015, Brandon will play his second season of basketball and is expected to compete for a starting spot.
Career-Bests:
- Two points (4x) with the last coming vs. Capital on Feb. 24, 2014
- Three rebounds (2x) with the last coming vs. Capital on Feb. 24, 2014
- Two assists (3x) with the last coming vs. Heidelberg on Jan. 22, 2014
- One steal at Otterbein on Feb. 1, 2014
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HOMETOWN & HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: Brandon grew up in Hilliard, Ohio and graduated from Hilliard Davidson High School. He played four years of football and earned two varsity letters, played four years of basketball and earned three letters and ran one season of track and lettered.
In basketball, Brandon was an honorable mention All-Ohio Capital Conference selection.
In football, Brandon played quarterback and served as the holder on placekicks on a team that won the 2010 OHSAA (Ohio High School Athletic Association) State Championship and captured Regional titles in both 2009-2010 and 2010-2011. As a junior in 2009-2010, he was second-team All-OCC and honorable mention All-District.
Brandon ran track as a freshman.
Academically, Brandon was a member of the Student Council for three years.