Clint Weibl, a native of Dawson, PA, started his baseball career at Odessa Junior College. In 2 years there, he compiled a 23 - 3 record with 21 complete games. He still holds records for most wins, career (23), season (14), innings pitched (190), and second in strikeouts (185).
Weibl led his team to their only World Series appearance in 1995, and he was selected to the World Series All Tournament Team. His freshman year, he was drafted by the Houston Astros, and his sophomore year, he was selected by the San Diego Padres, but opted to play for the University of Miami.

At the University of Miami, he led the nation in wins with a 15 - 3 record. He took the Canes to a World Series birth in 1996. Weibl out dueled the first pick of the draft, Kris Benson, in the series opener. This was the year of the infamous 9th inning homerun by Warren Morris of LSU to beat Miami for the National Championship. This game went down as the greatest college game ever. He was selected by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 37th round in 1996. When playing for the Cardinals, Weibl and Navarro met and became good friends.

Weibl played 11 professional seasons, 8 with St. Louis, 2 with Milwaukee, and 1 with Sinon Bulls of Taiwan. He has logged over 1,200 innings professionally. His best season was in 2000, where he held the best ERA in the PCL with a 2.83. He also led the Redbirds to the Triple A World Series, where he achieved the only win of the series for Memphis. This was also the year Weibl made the 40 man major league roster. Clint and his wife, Holly, recently moved to the New Orleans area to partner with Jason to make Southern Louisiana baseball one of the premier baseball areas.