The NCAA Division II recruit for Minnesota – Duluth was outstanding at the Be Premier League. He swished three-point shots with ease, made the right passes at the right time and dominated on the glass with his physical strength and verticality. Hibner had 37 points and eight three-point baskets while helping his team to a four-point victory. Moreover, he showed the type of big-play ability and leadership that will be required of him as a senior at Stoughton this winter. Ranked No. 19 among seniors in the state, Hibner has advanced his game at a steady pace in each of his four years in high school.

Picking up where he left off a year ago on the club circuit, Hibner was nothing short of outstanding in Wisconsin Academy ‘s hard-earned win over Team 1848 . He finished with 27 points and scored in a lot of ways, hitting four triples, scoring with aggressive moves to the basket and also sinking all of his foul shots. When Hibner is making shots from the perimeter, it keeps defenders off balance as most try to keep him out of the lane as the first line of defense. Hibner had it going in all aspects as he was also strong on the defensive end as a few NCAA Division II coaches in attendance were looking on.

Hibner spearheaded Stoughton’s efforts this season as a junior, making a significant leap in production from his sophomore year, where he averaged ten points, to nineteen this past season. He announced his arrival with a thirty-six-point performance in the season opener against a tough Oregon program. After receiving honorable mention last season, Hibner put the conference on notice. The versatile guard finished the year among the top ten in both scoring and assists. The six-foot-three-inch wing recorded an impressive four games with thirty or more points for Stoughton. His impactful contributions have earned him First Team All-Conference honors in the Badger-Small.