2025 (Junior)

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Made eight starts in 16 appearances, posting a 1-1 record and 5.09 ERA … Allowed 21 runs on 43 hits with 19 walks and 24 strikeouts in 35 1/3 innings on the mound … Started against Fairfield (2/16), pitching 3 2/3 innings with four strikeouts … Pitched 5 2/3 scoreless innings at Georgia (3/2), allowing six hits and striking out one … Recorded six strikeouts in four innings against Bethune-Cookman (3/9) … Pitched 4 1/3 scoreless innings with three strikeouts against Stetson (5/17) … Contributed to a win against Jacksonville (4/4) with one inning pitched, allowing no hits or runs.

2024 (Sophomore)

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Went 4-2 with a 5.66 ERA...Appeared in 14 games with a dozen starts...Earned his first win of the season with four scoreless innings in a seven-inning win over Bellarmine (3/17)...Allowed just one run in seven innings of work at Kennesaw State (3/23)...Went all nine innings in a win over Central Arkansas, allowing six hits and two runs in a victory to sweep the series (4/7)...Pitched five innings to get a win at Stetson (4/14)...Pitched 2.2 innings of relief at North Florida to get the win as FGCU clinched a share of the ASUN regular season championship (5/18).

2023 (Freshman)

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Appeared in 23 games, earning nine starts … Went 1-1 on the year in 37.1 innings of work … Struck out 31 batters … Worked a season-high six innings against USF (3/21) … Recorded four strikeouts against Lipscomb (5/28) … Totaled a pair of strikeouts against Troy (3/7), FAMU (3/10) and FAU (4/4) … Notched three strikeouts against Jacksonville (3/31), Eastern Kentucky (4/15), Jacksonville State (4/23), Austin Peay (April 30) and Florida Atlantic (5/16).

Prep

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Played at Clarion Area High School...  26th-ranked player and 4th-ranked left-handed pitcher in Pennsylvania by Perfect Game.

Personal

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Born June 27, 2003...  Son of Anna and Shane Kriebel...  Has three siblings, Owen, Even, and Blu...  Great great Uncle is Bob Shawkey, who threw the first pitch in Yankee Stadium history, tossing a complete game behind Babe Ruth's three-run home run in a 4-1 win.