In her youth, Wibron played football, where she was also introduced to floorball during training, which gradually became her main sport. She initially played for the local team Sundsvalls IBF, for which she competed in the second-highest league in her final year there. In 2007, at the age of 15, she moved to Umeå to study at a sports gymnasium, where she competed for its club RIG Umeå IBF[sv].[1][2] A year later, she began playing for the local club IKSU in the top Swedish league.[2]
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Wibron playing as captain of IKSU in the final of the 2019 Champions Cup
During her first spell at IKSU, she played for the team for five years. In the 2011–12 season, they won the gold medal, with Wibron herself scoring two goals in the final.[3] In addition, during this period they earned three silvers. Moreover, in 2009 and 2010 they twice won the EuroFloorball Cup, and in 2012, under the new format, the Champions Cup. In 2013, she signed a three-year contract with Pixbo IBK, but after just one season she returned to IKSU.[4][5]
After reuniting with the team, she moved from her original defensive position to offense. In 2016, she extended her contract with IKSU for another ten years, and in the following four seasons won three more league titles, as well as two more Champions Cup gold medals in 2017 and 2019.[6][7][8][9] She also became the team captain.[10] In total, she played 10 seasons for IKSU.[2]
After the COVID-19 season of 2019–20, despite winning the league, IKSU was dissolved due to financial reasons, and its team was taken over by the club Team Thorengruppen, where Wibron continued in her role as captain.[11][12] She spent much of her first season with Thorengruppen away from the game due to pregnancy, but she returned for the playoffs and helped the club win its first championship title.[13] Their dominant position in the league continued, confirmed by defending the gold medal in the following four seasons. In the first three of those, between 2021 and 2024, Wibron was each time the league's top scorer with more than 80 points.[14] Thorengruppen also won the Champions Cup in both 2023 and 2024.[15] They won the Swedish Cup three times as well.[16]
In 2025, Wibron surpassed the historical record of 770 points held by Anna Wijk in the all-time scoring of the Swedish Super League.[17]
Wibron playing for the national team in a friendly match in 2020
She first played for the women's national team at the World Championship in 2009 at the age of 17, where she won her first title. In the final, she recorded one assist.[1] At the next championships (also victorious), she was named to the All-Star Team.[20] Surprisingly, she was not selected for the 2013 World Championships.[21] However, she returned to play at the next five championships between 2015 and 2023. Sweden defended the gold medal at all of them.[16] At the 2021 championships final, she scored the winning goal in overtime.[22] She also registered points in the finals of the 2015 and 2017 championships. At the latter, as the tournament's second-highest scorer, she was again named to the All-Star Team and was selected as the Most Valuable Player.[23] She was selected for the All-Star Team again at the following championships.[24] At the first women's tournament at the World Games in 2025, the Swedish team lost in the finals, their first major international match loss since 2005.[25]
She was named the best Swedish female player in 2019, 2022, and 2023. In the Swedish Super League, she was chosen as the best defender in 2012 and 2015, and as the best forward in 2016, 2022, and 2023.[16]
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