Lamar University Athletics

2020 (Sophomore - Season Shortened by COVID 19):
Appeared in seven games for the Cardinals, all relief ... Worked a 3.60 ERA through 10.0 innings with 10 strikeouts while allowing just eight hits and two walks ... Allowed just four runs, all earned ... Tied for fourth on the team for most appearances ... Tied for second in most games finished with two ... Pitched a career-best 2.1 innings at Stephen F. Austin on Mar. 8 ... Had five games with no runs allowed, striking out six while allowing just two hits and one walk ... Threw 1.2 innings of scoreless baseball at #23 Tulane on Mar. 11, striking out two

2019 (Freshman):
2019 Texas Collegiate League Co-Freshman of the Year ... Appeared in three games for Lamar, pitching 2.1 innings ... Struck out two batters ... Played against Tulane, Rice, and UTSA

High School:
Ranked as the 123rd best player and the 60th best right-handed pitcher in the state of Texas by Perfect Game and a Top Freshman in the Southland Conference ... Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American ... Ranked as the 81^st player in the state of Texas according to Prep Baseball Report … A Perfect Game Underclassmen All-American … A top 500 nationally ranked player … Named to the Perfect Game All-Tournament team … A 2017 Texas Prep 5A Preseason All-Houston Team selection … Has garnered all-district recognition since his sophomore year ... Co-Pitcher of the Year in 2018

Personal:
Son of Danny and Melanie Credeur ... Has one brother, Cody ... Born February 4, 2000 ... Majoring in Computer Science with the goals of playing in the MLB or a career in computer science 

LU Head Coach Will Davis on Credeur:
"Braydon is a pitch-ability right hander who shows good feel for three pitches already. Braydon's ability to command a changeup is very advanced for a high school senior and speaks to his understanding of pitching. Braydon's fastball reaches 90 mph in its own right but his ability to command a fastball, slider, and change up is what really excites us about him."