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RSS FeedLess than two weeks it’s one of the crown jewels in Northeast Motorsports, the Fulton Speedway 33rd Annual Outlaw 200 Weekend presented by SUNY Canton on September 28-29. Even though the Fulton Speedway Outlaw 200 Weekend partnership with SUNY Canton is ending, this is a time for celebration.
Update from tournament in Central Square and against Fowler.
Congratulations to Mani Perivemba (member) and Kevin King (member) on winning the 2018 Stone Creek Golf Club Member-Member Tournament with a two-day total score of 137.
With Oswego Speedway’s 2018 ‘Road to the Championship’ in the record books, focus now to shifts to the Hall of Fame Banquet set for November 3, which will again be hosted by the Lake Ontario Event & Conference Center in Oswego.
The Oswego State men’s ice hockey program is proud to announce its 12 newcomers to the 2018-19 roster. Oswego’s newcomers are comprised of nine freshmen and three transfers.
Fulton took full advantage of our errors tonight especially as we committed 18 service errors in 3 sets. This is something as a group we need to fix.
Updates from the first two girls’ JV Volleyball games and tournament. Our first home match against West Genny we played good back and forth volleyball with them.
Otto Sitterly put an exclamation point on an incredible season at the Oswego Speedway on Sunday night, adding a fifth International Classic 200 win to the eighth Novelis supermodified track championship he’d earned just two weeks ago. Sitterly finished the 2018 season winning five of the final seven races, including the last three on Oswego’s schedule.
Mexico’s Mike Bond led the small block supermodified Classic green to checkered en route to his sixth SBS Classic win on Sunday at the Oswego Speedway. The all-time division leader in feature and Classic wins started on the pole and never saw the wheel of another challenger during the 75-lap caution-plagued season finale. It was
In the Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints, Larry Wight went from huge engine issues to start the night, to an engine change, winning the B-Main and finally winning one of the closet A-Mains in the history of ESS where the top-three were separated by 0.075 of a second.
