Indiana Institute of Technology

2025: Kold appeared in 24 matches this season, totaling 81 sets played and contributing 221 points, averaging 2.73 points per set. He recorded 182 kills (2.25 per set) with a hitting percentage of .216, along with 80 errors on 472 total attack attempts. Kold also added 20 service aces. 
He also earned Second Team All Conference recognizing his outstanding performance and significant contribution to the team.

Prior to Tech: Kold transfers in to Tech on the heels of a MIVA championship with the Ohio State Buckeyes in Columbus and a trip to the national tournament falling short to GCU in the quarterfinals. The tall Dane showed out for VK Vestsjælland for 13 years growing up, which is also where his father, Kenneth played. In Kristian’s last year before coming to the states, he transferred to Hvidovre VK. While coming of a conference winning season at Ohio State, Kristian has one thing in mind, which is to win another one with the Warriors.