On the final opportunity to lock into the the grand finale of NAPA Auto Parts Super DIRT Week Saturday, Fulton Speedway regular, Tom Sears Jr. rode the highline from the 11th-starting spot to take the victory in the DirtTrackDigest.com Win and You’re In to lock-in as the 41st start in the Billy Whittaker Cars 200 at Oswego Speedway on Sunday, Oct. 8.
(World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series 25 Laps) – DAVID GRAVEL, Jason Johnson, Donny Schatz, Greg Wilson, Jac Haudenschild, Brent Marks, Kraig Kinser
Super DIRT Week resumes on today (Saturday, Oct. 7) with Pro Stock Time Trials and Last Chance Qualifiers for all divisions before the 358 Modified Great Outdoors RV 150 Championship.
The team came out quick and fast tonight, after our Fulton game the other night we lost a set due to our service errors in the third set when we were there the other night. Tonight we spoke about fast volleyball and aces – which would not allow our opponent to get into a rhythm.
Despite a rain out in mid-May the cars and stars of the Craftsman World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series are eager to return to New York State on October 15 as they take on Weedsport Speedway in the rescheduled Empire State Challenge.
In a repeat of last year’s NAPA Super DIRT Week 358 Modified Time Trials, Watertown, NY, native Tim Fuller grabbed the pole for Saturday’s Great Outdoors RV 150 Small-Block Feature. Last year, Fuller was the only driver to crack the 22-second bracket with a pole-earning lap time of 22.829 seconds. This year, he beat that lap time at 22.056 seconds.
Matt Sheppard’s assault on the 2017 Super DIRTcar Series continues into the 46th annual NAPA Auto Parts Super DIRT Week at Oswego Speedway, earning him the Unique eCigs pole award. Rick Laubach, Billy Decker, Keith Flach, Dom Buffalino and Tim McCreadie all locked themselves into Sunday’s Billy Whittaker Cars 200 for their top-six qualifying efforts.
Weedsport Speedway’s Super DIRT Week Kickoff Party featuring the DIRTcar 358-Modifieds and the DIRTcar Sportsman Series has been cancelled due to heavy rain showers. Ticket refunds are available.
Updates from Tuesday (Oct. 3) night’s game and this past weekend tournament. Marcellus tournament The girls came out strong at the start of the tournament. We finished first in our pool by going 5 and 1 with our only lose coming at the hands of host Marecllus. We played second seed Fulton in the crossover game winning that game 25-17 with our rivals from down the road.
On Sept. 12, the Mexico High School Girls’ Swimming and Diving team competed against Skaneateles. At the conclusion of the meet, both teams received an MVP honor
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