P-Wolves mean business at FBLA competition

P-Wolves mean business at FBLA competition

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  • A group of students and a professor stand in front of an FBLA backdrop for a photo.
  • A group of students and a professor stand in front of an FBLA backdrop for a photo.

Nebraska Wesleyan University’s chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) made an impressive showing at its Nebraska Leadership Conference in March.

Student coordinator Sydney Youngclaus reacted to her classmates’ performance. “WOW,” Youngclaus said. “P-Wolves represented this weekend!”

SM̳’s Associate Professor of Business, Ray Romero, was likewise impressed. “To me, this tells a lot about the caliber of students we attract to SM̳ and to our department.” Their experiences at SM̳ position them to thrive at FBLA Collegiate, Romero said.

2025 FBLA Collegiate State Leadership Conference Awards

Business Ethics, 1st place: Eva Fahrnbruch and Kennedy Hurt

Business Ethics, 4th place: Colton Schwien and Sydney Younclaus

Business Presentation, 2nd place: Morgan Stokebrand and Steven Thomas

Business Presentation, 4th place: Luke White

Emerging Business Issues, 2nd place: Chance Hergott and Bailey Klanderud

Entrepreneurship Pitch, 3rd place: Ella Mahaffy and Gracey Smith

Entrepreneurship Pitch, 4th place: Luke White

Entrepreneurship Test, 1st place: Luke White

Foundations of Accounting, 2nd place: Eva Fahrnbruch

Foundations of Communication, 4th place: Sydney Youngclaus

Foundations of Marketing, 3rd place: Tavian Willsea

Future Business Executive, 2nd place: Luke White

Hospitality Management Case, 2nd place: Kennedy Hurt and Gracey Smith

Impromptu Speaking, 1st place: Bailey Klanderud

Impromptu Speaking, 3rd place: Ella Mahaffy

Job Interview, 1st place: Chance Hergott

Job Interview, 5th place: Madison Mlady

Management Case, 4th place: Eva Fahrnbruch and Kennedy Hurt

Marketing, Sales and Communication Case, 4th place: Ella Mahaffy, Madison Mlady and Sydney Youngclaus

Parliamentary Procedure, 1st place: Tavian Willsea

Project Management, 5th place: Madalyn Schoffstall

Public Speaking, 2nd place: Bailey Klanderud

Retail Management, 5th place: Tavian Willsea

Supply Chain Management, 4th place: Ella Clark

Technology and Computer Science Case, 4th place: Eva Fahrnbruch and Kennedy Hurt