Stillman College

A four-sport athlete at Stillman, Glenda Gilcud was a proven winner after winning six of seven women's cross-country meets in Fall 1997. She was named Stillman MVP for Women's Basketball & Women's Cross Country in 1998. On the basketball court, Gilcud was a two-year captain and the leading scorer in 1996-97 & 1997-98. The 5-foot-7 guard led NCAA Division III in scoring in 1996-97 averaging 33.4 ppg with 801 total points, She also led NCAA DIII in 1997-98 with 30.2 ppg and 759 total points. Her averages of 33.4 & 30.2 ppg rank Top 10 all-time in NCAA DIII. Gilcud holds the Stillman career scoring record (1550), single-season scoring record (801) and single-game scoring record (57). She scored 50 or more points four times (including 57 vs Atlantic Christian and 55 vs Rust), 40 points or more 5 times, 30 or more points 18 times. She scored 20 or more in 23 games as a senior. In addition to her Stillman playing days, Gilcud played for the Bahamas national team and went on to play professionally in the New Providence Women's Basketball Association (NPWBA), where she won five consecutive championships and won many MVP awards. She has spent the past 25 years as a physical education teacher and coaching multiple sports in Nassau, Bahamas. She has coached C.V. Bethel Sr. HIgh School to three championships in senior girls' basketball (2012, 2013, 2017), senior girls' volleyball to two championships (2013, 2018) and the track and field team to a championship in 2010. Each team has also finished runner-up once.