Unfinished Business: West Chester Wolves’ Dallas Glenn 

The National Collegiate Development Conference’s Unfinished Business series highlights returning veterans who are back to lead, continue their development and pursue goals still within reach. Whether it’s a Dineen Cup championship, a college commitment or another opportunity to prove themselves, these players return to the NCDC with unfinished business.

One of those players is West Chester Wolves forward Dallas Glenn, who returns for his second NCDC season after making an immediate impact during his first year in the league. Glenn finished the 2025-26 season with 14 goals and 11 assists for 25 points in 49 games, establishing himself as one of the Wolves’ top offensive contributors while playing a physical, hard-nosed style.

Now entering his second NCDC season, Glenn is expected to take on an even larger role as West Chester’s captain, leading the Wolves both on and off the ice. Head Coach RC Lyke expects Glenn to be one of the league’s top power forwards, contributing in every situation while setting the standard for the team’s culture and competitiveness.

“Dallas is a great leader both on and off the ice and is a great example of our culture,” said Lyke. “He is a skilled, tough, physical 200-foot player that is extremely tough to play against. He will be one of the top power forwards in the league this season and the heartbeat of our team both on and off the ice.”

After a strong first NCDC season, Glenn returns with increased experience, a leadership role and the opportunity to continue building on his development as one of the Wolves’ key veterans heading into the 2026-27 campaign.