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McAllen opens new pavilion in partnership with Dallas Stars; $100,000 donation announced

McAllen City Commission · May 26, 2026
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Summary

City officials and community partners celebrated a new pavilion and youth hockey partnership; a speaker announced a $100,000 donation to Champion Lakes Golf Course and city staff presented a proclamation tied to the opening.

McAllen city officials and community partners celebrated a new pavilion and a youth-sports partnership with the Dallas Stars Hockey Club, and a speaker announced a $100,000 donation to Champion Lakes Golf Course.

The announcement came during a ribbon-cutting and partnership event preceding a City Commission workshop. A speaker said, "It is my honor to announce that Abraham Onset has generously donated $100,000 to Champion Lakes Golf Course." The event included a commemorative plaque that will be permanently displayed on site and a proclamation marking the date.

The gathering emphasized youth access to sports and neighborhood amenities. A participant who identified themself in the transcript as Sabril/Avril Paz of the City of McAllen said work in the city "has a direct, positive impact on our community," and described the pride of creating events and programs that bring people together.

Officials framed the partnership as part of a broader community investment: presenters highlighted a strong sports culture in the Rio Grande Valley and encouraged local youth participation in hockey and other activities. Organizers thanked families and children in attendance and encouraged ongoing public engagement with the new facility.

The event transitioned into the scheduled City Commission workshop; no formal city action or vote was taken during the ribbon-cutting portion of the meeting.