One of the hardest working Bulldogs over the past four seasons joins the coaching staff in 2014-15 as a graduate assistant coach. Nicole Gloor played in 107 games during her Bulldog career and was the 18th player to score over 1,000 points. She finished 14th in points scored with 1,091 and is ranked in the career-top 10 in free throws made (4th/341) and attempted (5th/462). During her career, the Bulldogs posted a 71-42 (.628) record with two 20-win seasons, an NCAA Tournament berth and a Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament championship.
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As a senior, Gloor matched her career-high with 24 points to send the Bulldogs into the GLVC tournament title game in a 68-54 victory over rival Quincy (Ill.) in the semifinals. She scored in double-figures 20 times during the season and was named an Academic All-GLVC performer. Her 145 free throws made tied for third in single-season highs and her 185 attempts was the sixth most by a Truman player.
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Gloor was recognized by the Truman Dean of Student Affairs Office as the top female senior student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average with the Scholar Student-Athlete Award. She completed her Exercise Science degree and is currently applying to medical school.
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