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Kadin Wilkins saved his best high jump effort for the home crowd, winning the event with a leap of 6’ 2”. (—photo by Reuben Reyes)
Buffalo senior Titus Tracy earned the bronze medal in the discus event at the Gibbon Invite last week. (—photo by Reuben Reyes)
Piper Gonzalez runs a leg on the Gibbon girls 4 X 400 meter relay. The team took fourth with a time of 4:45.07. (—photo by Jeanette Branson)

Buffalo tracksters host Ron Priebe/Gibbon Invitational

Thu, 05/01/2025 - 11:13am

Both the Gibbon boys and girls track and field teams finished in sixth place among the eight teams taking part in the Ron Priebe/Gibbon Invitational on Thursday, April 24. The Gibbon boys scored 51 points on the day as a team with the St. Paul boys compiling 120 points to win the boys side of the meet. The Lady Buffaloes tallied 36.33 team points as St. Paul’s 145 points won the girls portion of the day.

Eagle sprinter Brek Wiese leans into the curve during a heat of the 200 meter dash at the Palmer Invite last week. (—photo by Andrea Johnson)
Emma Rodriguez competes in the 200 meter dash for the Lady Eagles at Palmer. (—photo by Andrea Johnson)

Wood River track and field teams take on teams at Doniphan/Trumbull, Palmer meets

Thu, 05/01/2025 - 11:13am

Members of Wood River’s boys and girls track teams competed against a host of athletes at the Doniphan/ Trumbull Invitational on Tuesday, April 22, where the Eagles placed seventh with 12 team points among the eight teams competing while the Doniphan/Trumbull boys won the meet with 150 team points. The Lady Eagles finished the day in sixth place with 30 team points out of seven teams and host Doniphan/Trumbull’s girls won the girls side of the meet with 150 points.

Shelton freshman Adon Lauber passes another runner in the 1600 meter relay event at Gibbon. (—photo by Jeanette Branson)
Mia Portillo launches the discus while competing for the Lady Bulldogs at the Gibbon Invite last week. (—photo by Jeanette Branson)
Lady Bulldog junior Parker Lowe cruises to the finish of the 200 meter dash. (—photo by Jeanette Branson)
Lady Buffalo sprinter Ila Jurgens crosses the finish line. (—photo by Reuben Reyes)
Gracie Willis runs a leg on the Shelton 4 X 400 relay team which took fifth place at the Gibbon Invite. (—photo by Jeanette Branson)

Shelton thinclads run, jump and throw at Gibbon Invitational

Thu, 05/01/2025 - 11:13am

Shelton’s girls and boys track and field teams traveled the short distance west to Gibbon for the Gibbon Invitational held on Thursday, April 24. The Shelton ladies finished the day in fourth place with 62.67 team points. St. Paul piled up 145 team points for first place as a team. The Shelton boys had 41 team points and finished in seventh place. The St. Paul boys scored 120 team points for first place.

Gibbon FBLA members and advisers attending the recent State Leadership Conference were, front row, left to right, Reuben Reyes, Ximena Urbina, Halyx Dorsey, Forde Holl, and Dayton Hehner; and back row, high school FBLA adviser Mrs. Stroh, Briahna Brehm, K
Halyx Dorsey will represent Gibbon FBLA at the 2025 National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California, after finishing in first place in Exploring Computer Science at the state convention. (–courtesy photos)
Ryan Samuelson received the 2025 Nebraska FBLA National Businessperson of the Year Award at the State Leadership Conference and will represent Nebraska FBLA at the National Leadership Conference this summer.
Bob Krier, of Hamilton Telecommunications in Gibbon, received the Nebraska FBLA Local Businessperson of the Year Award at the recent FBLA State Leadership Conference.
Forde Holl was the recipient of an Honorable Mention in Healthcare Administration at the recent State FBLA Convention.

Gibbon FBLA leaders recognized at state conference

Wed, 04/23/2025 - 1:44pm

The Gibbon FBLA Chapter had a fantastic showing at the 2025 FBLA State Leadership Conference (SLC), held at the Younes Conference Center, in Kearney, from Thursday, April 10, to Saturday, April 12. Ten members competed at SLC – eight high school and two middle-level students along with over 2,100 business students from across the state of Nebraska.

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