Neil Carruthers, Area Manager for Gibson’s Truck Transportation Division, presented the cheque to Wendy Berdahl, President, 2012 Little League Championships, Tammy Brown, President of Mill Woods Little League and John Mitchell, Umpire in Chief of the Tournament at John Fry Park. The diamond was rebuilt to international Little League standards by the City of Edmonton especially for the Canadian Championships.

Since 1953, Gibson Energy has played a significant role in the oil and gas industry by linking upstream producers with downstream refiners.  Each year, they move millions of barrels of energy products to market through their facilities and infrastructure - injection stations, terminals, pipelines, tank storage and a fleet of over 1900 truck transportation units.

The company’s inter-related business divisions produce other services, which include marketing, transportation as well as distribution and processing of energy products.

After over 50 years of business, Gibson has developed a distinctive "family" type culture that is evident at every level and in every location.

Gibson brings together people of diverse backgrounds, cultures, perspectives and expertise. They are committed (wellness initiatives, responsive management, etc.) to creating a supportive atmosphere where everyone plays an equally important role in our operations.

The organizers of the 2012 Canadian Little League Championships wish to thank Gibson Energy for their generous contribution. This sponsorship will go a long way in making this year’s tournament a memorable event for all the players from across Canada who will come to Edmonton this August. Involvement by companies like Gibson Energy is another example of why Edmonton is truly the City of Champions!

Photo Left to Right: Neil Carruthers, Tammy Brown, Wendy Berdahl & John Mitchell