Boys Volleyball: West Feature Athlete - Ambridge's Justin Gleason
Name: Justin Gleason
High School: Ambridge
Grade: 12
Sport: Boys Volleyball
Position: Setter
Background Info: Justin started playing volleyball in 8th grade. He is now a 3-year starter as setter. Justin is the team captain and is averaging 9.2 assists per game this season. Last season, Justin earned All-WPIAL 2nd Team honors along with All-Section honors. In the off-season, Justin plays junior club travel volleyball with Beaver Valley Premier on the 18 & under team. Justin is an officer in Rotary/Interact Club, Technology Student Association, Senior Class, National Honor Society, Marching Band, and German Club. He is an Honor Roll student, a 2012 Extra Effort Award winner, and ranked in the top 10% in his class.
Quotes from Ambridge coach Glenn Freed: "Justin is one of my hardest worker ever. His off-season conditioning routine and club volleyball competitions have really helped him become one of the strongest setters in the WPIAL. His goal is to win a PIAA championship this year. I am very proud of his commitment and dedication to Ambridge volleyball which has helped the team be one of the top teams in the state. Justin will be truly missed after this season."
High School: Ambridge
Grade: 12
Sport: Boys Volleyball
Position: Setter
Background Info: Justin started playing volleyball in 8th grade. He is now a 3-year starter as setter. Justin is the team captain and is averaging 9.2 assists per game this season. Last season, Justin earned All-WPIAL 2nd Team honors along with All-Section honors. In the off-season, Justin plays junior club travel volleyball with Beaver Valley Premier on the 18 & under team. Justin is an officer in Rotary/Interact Club, Technology Student Association, Senior Class, National Honor Society, Marching Band, and German Club. He is an Honor Roll student, a 2012 Extra Effort Award winner, and ranked in the top 10% in his class.
Quotes from Ambridge coach Glenn Freed: "Justin is one of my hardest worker ever. His off-season conditioning routine and club volleyball competitions have really helped him become one of the strongest setters in the WPIAL. His goal is to win a PIAA championship this year. I am very proud of his commitment and dedication to Ambridge volleyball which has helped the team be one of the top teams in the state. Justin will be truly missed after this season."
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