2022: Completed one of the greatest seasons by a Presbyterian freshman in the school's 15-year Division I history, earning All-PFL Second Team honors while gaining entry into the Hero Sports FCS Freshman All-America lineup...A fixture of the Blue Hose offensive attack in each game, led the team in receptions (41), receiving yards (796), touchdowns (seven), average yards per game (72.4), average yards per catch (19.4), and points responsible for (42)...His 796 receiving yards, 72 ypg, and 19 ypc were all conference-leading figures, becoming the only wideout in the PFL to achieve four separate outings of 100+ yards through the air...Upon adding kickoff return duties to his repertoire, accumulated 975 all-purpose yards, another mark that led PC and placed sixth in the league...His seven total TD's tied the rookie for second place in the conference among all players at all positions, reaching a combined 316 yards in his final two outings of the fall against Dayton (11/5) and Stetson (11/19)...Solidified a career-best day against the Flyers in PC's Bailey Memorial closer, hauling in seven passes for 212 yards (the highest number collected by any Blue Hose member on the year and one of two 200-yard efforts across the league for the season) beside three touchdowns that all eclipsed 30+ yards, a performance that earned him FCS National Freshman of the Week plaudits...Caught 14 passes over his final two games, including a season-long 75-yarder in the aforementioned Dayton contest, reaching over 200 AP yards in that meeting and against eventual league champion St. Thomas (10/22)...Put together the highest number of receiving yards over a single season by any PC freshman in the D-I era (since 2007), ranking 4th all-time in that category among any class...Ranked 2nd in yards per snag among all Presbyterian players over the past 15 seasons...Mentioned on the Phil Steele postseason All-PFL 1st Team group after leading the roster in seven major offensive categories listed above.

PRIOR TO PC: Was a First Team All-MIAA and Second Team All Metro at Mount Saint Joseph's High School… team was a 2018 MIAA Champion… also was a member of the school's track and field program… he was a part of the school's student council and O'Neil Peer Education… he chose to come to PC because of it being a great school, location, people and sports… his biggest influences growing up have been his coaches and former teammate Donte Thornton. They set good examples and taught him a lot and put him on the right path to success… he intends to major in the business field…

Dominic Kibby