Twice an NLCAA All-American, Aaron Gibbons was the first Viterbo athlete to have a jersey number retired. Gibbons' tenacious play earned the respect of players, coaches, and fans alike. A quiet leader who led by example with his steady performance on the practice field and on the game field, Gibbons captained the V-Hawks his sophomore, junior, and senior campaigns.

At the time of induction, Gibbons ranked fourth on the all-time scoring list at Viterbo and is the school's career assist leader. His four years at Viterbo produced consecutive winning seasons and the school's first District 14 championship.

In 72 career games, he scored 24 goals and had 47 assists. Gibbons is perhaps best remembered for his performance in the clutch; eleven of his goals were game-winners. He possessed the playmaking mentality and had the ability to take the game over with one shot.