MSU Moorhead Athletics

2016: Led the Dragons this season with 90 catches for 1,459 yards, an average of 140.8 yards per game....scored 17 touchdowns...ranked first in the nation in both receiving yards and yards per game, was third in receptions per game (8.2), and fourth in the nation in receiving touchdowns...also set MSUM records for receiving yards, receiving touchdowns, and tied the single-season record for receptions with 90...tied the single-game record with 237 receiving yards in the Dragons season-finale win over Northern State...named to the Don Hansen Super Region 3 team, the All-Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference North Division First Team, the AFCA All-American Second Team, and the All-Super Region 3 first team. He was also nominated for the Harlon Hill Trophy, which goes to the Division II College Football Player of the Year.

2015: Named NSIC North Division honorable mention selection...started all 11 games at wide receiver and led team with receptions (37), yards (821) and touchdowns (six)...averaged 22.6 yards per reception to lead the team as well...had three 100-yard receiving games...had four catches for season-high 166 yards against Bemidji State (10/17/15)...also served as punter and averaged 37.7 yards per punt with 10 inside the 20-yard line...named to NSIC All-Academic Team for fall season.

2014: Appeared in eight games...provided depth at wide receiver and on special teams...finished with 10 catches for 93 yards...had career-highs of five catches for 46 yards against Minnesota Crookston (11/15/14)...also returned a blocked punt for a touchdown against Mary (10/25/14)...also had five tackles on special teams.

Prep: Named all-state senior year...two-time all-conference selection...rushed for 988 yards and 24 touchdowns in his career while throwing for 1,180 yards and 17 touchdowns....also had 151.5 career tackles and 14 career interceptions...also all-conference in baseball and basketball during career.

Personal: Son of Heather Storck and Eugene Gibson...business major...born April 24, 1996.