May 20th, 2009
“That’s why our fields look as nice as they do, because of Pioneer’s paints and our tireless and very dedicated volunteer staff that does the painting,” Genoa Athletic Director Rick Briggle said.
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May 14th, 2009
38 outstanding fields and athletic complexes represent universities, high schools, recreation and athletic clubs from around the country.
Each of the winning fields displayed the originality and creativity that Pioneer was looking for. Each recipient will be awarded a certificate of recognition and a Field of Excellence banner. In addition, Benton Harbor High School and Grassfield High School were selected as this year’s scholarship winners. These two schools will be awarded a $1,000 scholarship given to the student-athlete of their choice.
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April 29th, 2009
Pioneer Debuts Quik Stripe Chalk
Aerosol marking chalk meets quality and versatility with the unveiling of Pioneer Quik Stripe Chalk and the Quik System. Quik Stripe Chalk’s formula comes in convenient 18-ounce cans that can be sprayed by hand or applied using the Quik System’s Quik Stick and Quik Striper tools.
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January 15th, 2009
VOC-Free Brite Stripe Ultra-Friendly Earns Breakthrough EPA Recognition

Pioneer Athletics announced today that its high-performing Brite Stripe Ultra-Friendly (www.ultrafriendly.com) has been recognized by the Environmental Protection Agency with the first-ever “Design for the Environment” designation for field-marking paint.
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January 15th, 2009
Pioneer Products Cover the Country, Surfaces and Conditions
Pioneer Athletics announced today that the nine locations and surfaces on which it partnered for the 2008-2009 bowl season reached MVP levels. All nine games saw most valued partnerships between Pioneer and the local crew that delivered HD-quality, national broadcast level field-marking, with support from Pioneer paints, stripers, stencils and groomers.
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October 9th, 2008
Pioneer Athletics Featured in West Side Sun News Article
Thursday, October 09, 2008
By Joe Noga jnoga@sunnews.com
West Side Sun News
John Marshall High School’s football field might be as far from the National Football League as any patch of grass in the game.
But when the Lawyers step on their home turf for tonight’s homecoming contest against John Adams High, they’ll get the feeling they’re playing on the biggest of stages.
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