Career Overview (2015-18) | Career Stats (PDF)
38 career wins | T-3rd in Program History
.458 (38-45) career winning percentage | 7th in Program History (min. 10 wins)
8-6 in Postseason Career (3-0 in 2018)
8 Postseason Wins | T-1st in Program History
15 Wins in ASUN Regular Season Play | T-3rd in Program History
.417 (15-21) ASUN regular season winning percentage | 7th in Program History
15 Wins at the No. 2 pair | T-1st in Program History
23 Wins at the No. 3 pair | 2nd in Program History
83 Matches Played | 1st in Program History

Glickert, who finished her career as the first four-year beach only player in program history, went from three wins as a freshman to a 16-win senior campaign. In fact, after losing her first nine career matches, she won 13 of her final 14 in 2018, including her final eight. She concluded her career tied with Madi Wilcox for the most postseason wins in program history with eight, and she won 10 or more matches at multiple pairs – 23 at No. 3 and 15 at No. 2.

As A Senior (2018) | Match-By-Match Stats (PDF)
ASUN Pair of the Week (with Giovanna Borgiotti) on April 17 
ASUN All-Tournament Team
16 wins | T-3rd in Program History
.640 (16-9) winning percentage | T-8th In Program History

As a senior, Glickert teamed with Borgiotti to have the best season of her career, finishing 16-9. The duo tied a school record with eight straight victories to close the season and their 14 wins from the No. 3 spot is second in program history behind the 15 that Katie Puisis and Karissa Rhoades won in 2017. They finished 14-5 at the No. 2 spot, and their 9-1 record in ASUN play is the best in program history. Glickert’s 16 wins overall set a new career-high and is one off the program’s single-season record. The duo’s winning streak marked the best finish to a season in program history, and Glickert picked up her first win over a ranked team against No. 17 Stetson on April 4. The tandem went 3-0 in the ASUN tournament to earn a spot on the all-tournament team.

As A Junior (2017) | Match-By-Match Stats (PDF)
10 wins | T-13th in Program History
.417 (10-14) winning percentage | T-13th in Program History

Once again, Glickert improved her win total, this time achieving her first double-digit victory total. She teamed up with Borgiotti, who was a true freshman at the time, to begin a 50-match stretch with her that lasted through her senior campaign. In 2017, the duo finished 10-14 and made appearances in each of the top three pairs, although all but two came at No. 2. In the ASUN tournament, she teamed with Borgiotti to defeat North Florida to help lead the Eagles to a championship match appearance. The duo’s 10 wins set a new program standard for a No. 2 pair.

As A Sophomore (2016) | Match-By-Match Stats (PDF)
9 wins | T-5th in Program History

Glickert made a six-win improvement from her freshman to sophomore seasons while finishing 9-10 in 19 matches at the No. 3 pair. At the time, that win total was tied for fifth most in program history for a single season. She teamed up with Katie Puisis, Amanda Carroll and Karissa Rhoades. It was with Rhoades that she found her groove, finishing the season 7-4 with her including a five-match winning streak from April 9-22. The duo also won its first two matches in the ASUN tournament against Coastal Carolina and North Florida.

As A Freshman (2015) | Match-By-Match Stats (PDF)
Glickert went 3-12 as a freshman in 15 matches at the No. 2 pair while teaming with Marlene Moeller and Mackenzie Allen. She finished the season 3-3 over the final six matches, including a three-set win over Jacksonville in the ASUN tournament while teaming with Moeller.
 
Prior to FGCU
Glickert is a 2014 graduate of Parkway Central High School where she was an outside hitter for the indoor team. She was a four-time all-conference selection and team captain under the tutelage of Tom Schaefer. She played club volleyball for the Rockwood Thunder Volleyball Club under the tutelage of head coach Linus Shyu.

Personal
Ashley is the daughter of Paul and Cindy Glickert. She has four siblings – Kris, Kimberly, Daniel and Matthew. Born Jan. 8, 1996 and given four middle names, she chose FGCU because of the welcoming feeling she had when touring the school. She loved the classroom size and excellent business program, and she could see herself living in southwest Florida long after college and supporting FGCU well after graduation