Glatfelter has been on another level lately, and he delivered again for #1 seed Strasburg in the Great 8. He finished with 19 points and 12 rebounds, leading the way as Strasburg punched its ticket to the Final 4. Glatfelter was extremely efficient, shooting 7-of-10 from the field and a perfect 5-of-5 from the free throw line. He controlled the paint with his physical presence, scoring around the basket while also dominating the glass. His ability to produce efficiently while anchoring the inside continues to make him a major factor. With performances like this, Glatfelter is proving to be one of the key players driving Strasburg’s deep playoff run

Glatfelter put together a dominant all around performance to lead Strasburg in their Round 1 matchup against Salida. He finished with 18 points, 17 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals and 3 blocks, impacting nearly every possession. From the start Glatfelter played with aggression and confidence, controlling the paint on both ends of the floor. He attacked the glass relentlessly, creating second chance opportunities while limiting Salida’s looks inside. Offensively he stayed composed, scoring when needed and finding teammates with smart passes. Defensively his length and timing disrupted plays and protected the rim. It was a powerful, in control performance that set the tone and powered Strasburg to the win

Glatfelter has been the ultimate glue guy all season, the engine that keeps everything running smoothly for Strasburg. With 13.2 points, 7.3 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 2.4 steals per game, he impacts every possession in multiple ways. He’s not just filling the stat sheet but he’s setting the tone. Whether it’s cleaning up on the glass, making the extra pass, or coming up with a momentum shifting steal, he does the dirty work that leads to wins. Shooting 59% and scoring efficiently inside while still knocking down shots, he forces defenses to pick their poison. Five double doubles and a 17-1 record say it all as he’s the steady heartbeat of this team

Nick Glatfelter Nick Glatfelter 6'4" | SF/PF Strasburg | 2026 State CO is a lengthy forward who elevates above the rim when given an open lane. At 6’4, Glatfelter utilizes his massive wingspan to bring down plenty of rebounds (8.5 RPG) and dominate on offense. Good luck slowing down Glatfelter when he gets in rhythm, as Strasburg star averages 14 PPG. In his final high school campaign, the #10-ranked forward in 2026 looks to lead the 11-0 Indians to a state championship. If Glatfelter continues to improve throughout the February slate, his numbers and volume will only skyrocket.

Nick Glatfelter Nick Glatfelter 6'4" | SF/PF Strasburg | 2026 State CO is an explosive forward who wastes no time getting busy scoring the ball. Able to connect across all three levels on offense, Glatfelters dynamic play style makes him the center of attention for opposing coaches. In clutch situations, Glatfelter remaisn unphased and ready for any given moment.

Glatfelter made a noticeable impact at The Expo with his activity, awareness and versatility. He consistently found ways to keep the offense flowing, whether through smart passes, timely cuts to the lane, or reading the floor to create opportunities for teammates. His court vision and decision making allowed him to set up easy baskets and keep defenses off balance, showing poise and composure in tight situations. Around the rim Glatfelter was active and aggressive, crashing the boards on both ends to secure rebounds and generate second chance opportunities. He finished plays with confidence, using his touch and body control to score effectively in traffic. Beyond his offensive contributions he brought effort on defense by contesting shots and helping on rotations. His all around contributions proved he can be a key factor on both ends of the floor

Glatfelter has held his own all season at Strasburg, stepping into a larger role as an incredibly efficient inside the arc scoring option. Comfortable scoring versus bigger defenders, the forward is adept on reverse finishes or mid-range attempts when given the opportunity. Although only his second season at Strasburg, they have flirted with a double double through the start of the season in their 6-0 effort. As he continues to develop his three point jumper, the forward has all the tools to be one of the better forwards in this class. 

Glatfelter has been esestnial towards Strasburg’s success so far, bringing a high motor and the physical tools to impact the game at a high level. Posting 23 points and 12 rebounds versus Prospect Ridge, he takes advantage of smaller matchups, constantly challenging opponents on the offensive glass. He has found immediate success as a baseline slasher, grabbing bounce passes for quick finishes before help clogs the lane.  

Glatfelter maximizes his opportunities, converting open jumpers or making the extra pass should a teammate find themselves open. At roughly 6’3 or 6’4, the wing is a notable shooter from distance, always a threat while left open. Within the halfcourt, Glatfelter keeps his head up to find cutting teammates around the paint. Following dependable numbers of 7.5 points and 6.8 rebounds per game, the wing showed consistent value through his motor. They have impressed at recent showcase events, always finding a niche to deliver upon.

Glatfelter brought a well rounded game offensively, dependable from in and outside the arc. A fairly strong guard at this event, he held his own, crashing the glass, overpowering opponent box outs. While attacking the rim, he drew contact quite a few times, unfazed by help defense. Among the most dependable rebounders on the defensive glass, opponents had trouble creating second chance opportunities against the guard.