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The 2002 Rawlings Division II Player of the Year and ABCA Pitcher of the Year, Glenn Woolard was one of the best pitchers in Kutztown University history. He was named the Most Valuable Player of the 2002 PSAC Tournament and was both the PSAC and ECAC South Player of the Year. Woolard was also named an All-American that season. He was drafted by the San Francisco Giants in the 10th round of the 2002 MLB Draft. He finished his career tied for Kutztown's all-time wins record with 28. Woolard set school career marks for innings pitched (265) and strikeouts (316). He set the PSAC and Kutztown record for wins (14) and strikeouts (148) in a season. Woolard was a member of two KU teams that advanced to the NCAA Division II Baseball Championships (2001, 2002) and was credited with Kutztown's win at the 2002 Championships against Florida Southern. He was a two-time All-PSAC pick and was twice named All-North Atlantic Region and All-ECAC. Upon leaving Kutztown, he pitched in the minor leagues until 2005, at which time he joined the military and served three tours in Afghanistan. Woolard is currently enrolled in the Police Academy. He and his wife, Lucie Rivera-Woolard, have two daughters, Adelina and Leah.
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