JV Baseball

Kendall Baker is Director of Athletics and Head Baseball Coach at Perkiomen.

He completed his undergraduate work at Springfield College and his graduate work at the University of Wyoming. He has been at Perkiomen, serving as athletic director since 1976 and has been coaching baseball for the past 35 years; the last 33 years as head coach.

Coach Baker has guided the Perkiomen Panthers to 26 consecutive league championships. Baker took over the baseball program in 1990 and in March 2021 celebrated his 500th win. In 2003, he celebrated his 200th career win with a 23-0 undefeated season. In 2005, he celebrated 250 wins. Coach Baker has been sought out for his expertise, coaching a The Freeport Anglican Baseball Camp (Freeport, Grand Bahama) in 1995. He also coached the Roberto Clemente All-Stars in Puerto Rico during the summers of 1996 and 1997.

Scott Robinson is the Science Department Head at Perkiomen. He has been involved with Perkiomen baseball since the 2006-07 school year as the JV Head Coach as well as an Assistant Varsity Coach.

At Perkiomen, Coach Robinson has held various coaching roles over the years. He has been involved with JV Golf, Middle School Girls Basketball, and was the Assistant Varsity Basketball coach.

He is a graduate from Western Maryland College (’98) with a B.A. in biochemistry as well as an M.A. in analytical chemistry from the University of Delaware (’00).

Coach Robinson shares: “We graduated several experienced players this past spring, but we have a talented core of young returning players and some new faces who we expect to help the program right away. It will be exciting to see how the team comes together this season.”

Coach Glavin graduated from Dickinson College with a B.A. in English and Educational Studies. At Perkiomen, he is a Learning Specialist in The Learning Center and a member of the English Dept. Glavin also is the assistant coach for Girls Varsity Basketball.

Glavin is an alumnus of Perkiomen (2018) receiving 11 consecutive varsity letters in soccer, basketball, and baseball. In the spring of 2018, he appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer's Top 25 South Eastern PA Offensive Players. Glavin played baseball collegiately in the Centennial Conference at Dickinson College for 4 years under Craig Hanson