Lakeland University Athletics

2021: In first season with Muskies played in 24 games, starting 14, and batted .318 with 14 hits in 44 at bats… Finished with five doubles, one triple, seven runs batted in, 11 runs scored and three stolen bases… Finished 3-for-4 with two doubles and two RBIs in first game of doubleheader at Wisconsin Lutheran April 25… Recipient of Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference Scholar-Athlete Award.

Ripon College: Kreiser transferred to Lakeland from Ripon, where she was a two-year starter for the Red Hawks. As a freshman she tied for the team lead in doubles (six) and home runs (three) and was second on the team in batting average (.318), hits (28) and slugging percentage (.489) and third in runs scored (15). She also added nine runs batted in and one stolen base. In her sophomore season shortened by the COVID-19 virus, she had one hit in nine at bats and drove in two runs.

High School: Three-year letter winner on the softball team and also lettered two years in rugby and participated in basketball…. Member of WIAA Division 2 state championship team as a senior...
 
Personal: Born Aug. 23, 2000… Daughter of Scott Kreiser and Rebecca Bock and has two brothers (Josh and Cal) and one sister (Kennidi)… Father Scott played baseball at UW-Platteville… Majoring in business administration.

 
Career ambition/goal: Manage a business
Favorite movie: The Walking Dead
Favorite food: Pasta pesto
Greatest sports accomplishment: Winning state as a senior
When not playing sports you will find me: At the gym
Why did you choose Lakeland? I chose Lakeland because of the academic and numerous career enhancing opportunities, along with the softball program
Something people may not know about you: I’m ambidextrous