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Pipestone’s local golf team celebrated a successful season with awards showcasing player achievements. Highlights included Matt DeBates winning MVP and Vivian Brockberg qualifying for the state tournament. Additionally, Pipestone Sportsmen’s Club opened a new clay target shooting range, enhancing local sports facilities and community engagement.

Pipestone Celebrates Golf Achievements and New Shooting Facilities

In the cozy city of Pipestone, a new wave of excitement is swirling as the local golf team recently wrapped up their season with a fantastic awards night at Pizza Ranch. It was an evening filled with joy, reflection, and a few tears as teammates gathered to celebrate their hard work and achievements.

Trophy Time for the Golf Team

The spotlight shone brightly on Matt DeBates, who took home the “Most Valuable Performer” award for his exceptional performance this season. DeBates made history as the only Arrow golfer to qualify for the second round of the Section 3AA boys tournament, showcasing his skills and determination on the course. Finishing in 16th place overall, DeBates recorded an impressive score of 13-over par 157, including three birdies and seven pars in what was a nail-biting second round. His efforts truly set him apart this season and earned him a well-deserved standing ovation from his teammates.

Recognizing the progress of fellow team members, Carson Van Hoecke received the “Most Improved Golfer” award, while Brody Hiniker was honored with the “Best Teammate” award. This camaraderie and support amongst teammates is what makes the Pipestone Area Schools’ golf team so special.

Additionally, young talents Torin Schroyer and Bryer Evans were celebrated for their achievements with varsity letters—an acknowledgment of their commitment and hardwork throughout the season.

As the awards night unfolded, it also marked a farewell for Max Taubert, who will be heading off to Kansas State University for business studies. His presence on the team will surely be missed, but it is exciting to see where his future leads.

Another Win for Vivian Brockberg

In more golf news, Vivian Brockberg made waves by qualifying for the Minnesota State High School League Class AA state tournament. After a stellar performance during the Section 3AA tournament, where she scored 16-over par 88, she is now on her way to make her mark at the state level. What an achievement!

Pipestone’s Shooting Range Grand Opening Approaches

The official ribbon-cutting ceremony for this exciting new clay target venue is scheduled for July 9. This initiative aims to foster a love for clay target shooting amongst men, women, and children, ensuring it is accessible to everyone in the community.

In addition to the clay target shooting area, the Pipestone Sportsmen’s Club has also added a 25-yard pistol bay, with plans for long-range rifle bays in the pipeline. This expansion will surely draw in more community members and create a strong environment for shooting sports.

Pipestone is buzzing with excitement as it celebrates the accomplishments of its athletes and the introduction of new recreational facilities. These developments not only illustrate the hard work and dedication of individuals but also enhance community engagement and support for local sports. Keep an eye on the scene, as Pipestone continues to thrive!

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