Pioneer Athletics announced today that the nine locations and surfaces on which it partnered for the 2008-2009 bowl season reached MVP levels.

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.


“Pioneer product results were visible all over the country – from California to Florida, from Michigan to Texas,” noted Pioneer President/CEO Doug Schattinger. “Crews worked indoors and outside, on synthetic turf and natural grass, and with high humidity and low humidity. In every situation they turned out fantastic performances. Pioneer is grateful for their partnership and hard work in making these events so strong.”


Pioneer’s products were tapped by local crews for:


• The R&L Carrier Bowl on 12/21/08 at the Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, LA


(Synthetic Turf)


• The Motor City Bowl on 12/26/08 at Ford Field, Detroit MI (Synthetic Turf)


• The Emerald Bowl on 12/27/08 at AT&T Park, San Francisco, CA (Natural Grass)


• The PapaJohns.com on 12/29/08 at Legion Field, Birmingham, AL (Synthetic Turf)


• The Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl on 12/31/08 at LP Field, Nashville, TN (Natural


Grass)


• The Outback Bowl on 1/1/08 at Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL (Natural


Grass)


• The AutoZone Liberty Bowl on 1/2/09 at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, Memphis,


TN (Synthetic Turf)


• The Nokia Sugar Bow on 1/2/09 at the Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, LA


(Synthetic Turf)


• The U.S. Army All American Bowl on 1/3/09 at the San Antonio Alamodome, San


Antonio, TX (Synthetic Turf)


“The lights, attention, and need for quality don’t get much greater than bowl season,


particularly as television audiences can make out fine details on wide-screen HDTVs,”


commented Chris Fiore of Pioneer Athletics. “That is no time for lackluster performance, and these crews were instrumental in delivering a perfect field-marking performance.”


More information on Pioneer’s breadth and depth of field-marking products is available at www.pioneerathletics.com.