brushes dust from scales The prairie has spoken... and gotten in my gills. We’re handing out the Trophy Collector award to Scott Fiedler, who apparently decided that just playing disc golf wasn't enough—he had to 100% the entire experience. In a league themed around gritty survival, Scott won by hoarding digital accolades like a dragon hoards gold, except the gold is just attendance points and community spirit. He secured five unique achievement types, starting with King of the Hill on Day One and ending as a Charitable Champion.
He didn't just ride the range; he lassoed every single metric the algorithm could track. With a completion rate of 7.9 and a massive haul at the Dawn Ride event, Scott turned the Freehide Runners pool into his personal checklist. It’s a feat of bureaucratic endurance that would make a pencil-pusher weep. He showed up, he played nice, and he collected every badge the system had to offer.
The sponsors want me to tell you this is the pinnacle of versatility. I say it’s what happens when you treat a Tuesday night league like a side quest in an RPG. Congratulations, Scott, for winning the award for winning awards. Does collecting all the pixels make the plastic fly any straighter, or do you just get a shiny sticker for your effort?
