The five remaining NCAA Division III women’s ice hockey-playing institutions that operated under the Eastern College Athletic Conference West banner, including Oswego State, will wave a new flag beginning in 2017-18 as the Northeast Women’s Hockey League. Tom Cranfield, the senior associate athletic director at Cortland and the president of the NEWHL, made the announcement today (June 15).
According to Fulton City School District’s athletic director Christopher Ells, the district saw a successful spring sports season despite having to dodge a lot of rain and mud. The highlight of the season came from the district’s first year participating in Unified Sports along with other schools throughout Section III. Fulton formed a unified basketball team, the first ever team of its kind at the district, that paired 12 special education students with 5 regular education students to compete in games and practices throughout the season coached by Josh Viscome and Joe Meeks, both employees in the district.
Just like the weather outside is really heating up so is the racing on the “Highbanks” of the Fulton Speedway this Saturday, June 17 on RFH’s Hide-A-Way and Benard’s Beagle Rescue night.
It was only a matter of time before Redwood, NY, driver Jesse Bearup picked up his first career victory at the Oswego Speedway. Bearup, who began competing in the Pathfinder Bank SBS division back in 2014, has had a fast start to his 2017 campaign and this past weekend, the second generation driver finally put his family’s Felder’s Roofing, Route 37 Building Supply home-built racer in victory lane following a strong performance to hold off veteran Dalton Doyle.
A wild Saturday night at Oswego Speedway tested the determination of all of the Novelis Supermodifieds in the pit area, especially those contending for the Shea Concrete Triple Crown Championship Series of Supermodified racing presented by ASI Racewear. When all was said and done at the conclusion of two 35-lap feature events, the overall TCCS winner was Dave Shullick Jr. in the Nicotra Racing No. 2 with finishes of second and first on the evening.
“Lightning” Larry Wight lived up to his nickname Saturday night at the Fulton Speedway parking his FX Caprara Chevy/Tracey Road Equipment/NAPA Auto Parts/Penske Racing Shocks/No.99L in victory lane. Wight started the 35-lap Tracey Road Equipment Big Block Modified feature in 17th place.
A full moon certainly made for an interesting Saturday night at Oswego Speedway this past weekend and at the end of the evening it was North Carolina’s Keith Shampine and Ohio’s Dave Shullick Jr. going to victory lane in Twin 35 action for the Novelis Supermodifieds, each earning their second career wins.
(Tracey Road Equipment Modifieds 35 Laps) – LARRY WIGHT, Billy Whittaker, Mike Bowman, Jimmy Phelps, Tim Sears Jr.,
The third round of the Shea Concrete Triple Crown Championship Series of Supermodified racing presented by ASI Racewear will be held at Oswego Speedway this Saturday with Twin 35 features on the line for the non-wing Novelis Supermodifieds.
This Saturday, June 10, at the Fulton Speedway the popular Jr. Fan Club will have all kinds of fun activities along with a full racing program on the “Highbanks” on Syracuse Haulers night.
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