The St. George Pioneerzz were a minor league baseball team located in

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. The team played in the independent

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, and was not affiliated with any

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team. Their home stadium was

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. The Pioneerzz were founded in 1999 as the Zion Pioneerzz and won the 2000

championship. They were renamed the St. George Pioneerzz for the 2001 season, after which they ceased operations. The team had lost $2 million during its three years of operation.

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