MONTEVIDEO — In his preseason prospectus, Pipestone Area Schools’ head girls basketball coach Grant Everson said to expect the Arrows to be strong on defense. That’s exactly what happened in PAS’ season-opening game on Thursday, Nov. 20. The Arrows held the Thunder Hawks to 10 first-half points en route to a 63-24 victory — a far cry from the competitive 2024 game PAS won at home by just nine. “It was really nice to see our defensive effort in the first half,” Everson said. “Obviously, there are some things to clean up on that end. When you can hold a...

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