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Mill Hall, PA –  Zach Rhodes of McVeyton won the coveted Nittany 40 for the RaceSaver Sprint Cars on Friday night at the 1/3 mile, Clinton County Speedway.  Rhodes competed against a stout field of 45 sprint cars.    Jeffrey Weaver of Lock Haven won the 270 Micro Sprints, Cory Long of Selinsgrove won the Pro Stocks and Matt Weaver of Spring Mills won the 4 Cylinders. 

Kasey Weaver and Rhodes started on the front row for the 40 lapper.   Weaver darted into the lead with Rhodes and Mike Koehler running int the top three.   On lap three the red flag came out for a tow car incident in turn two.  Johnny Smith, while running fourth spun at the top of speedway, and Dakota Schweikart  slid into him causing his car to roll over.   Both drivers were ok.   The field came back to racing action with Weaver leading Rhodes, Koehler, Matt Tebbs and Timmy Bittner.  The caution flag waved on lap number 12 for debris on the front stretch. 

As the field approached the halfway mark of the race, the leaders were racing through lapped traffic.   Bittner passed Tebbs and Koehler and finally caught Rhodes by lap number 25.   Weaver and Bittner battled for several laps.  On lap number 38, Weaver and Bittner tangled in turn number two, causing Weavers car to be spun out in  front of the field.   Track officials deemed Bittner’s involvement as aggressive and put him to the rear of the lead lap.   Rhodes inherited the lead and brought the field back to green with Koehler, John Scarborough, Matt Tebbs and Kruz Kepner restarting in the top five.   Kepner made a last lap passes to advance two spots.  The win was the second of the season for Rhodes, who also won on opening day.  Mike Koehler, Kruz Kepner, Matt Tebbs and John Scarborough finished in the top five.  Sixth through tenth were Ken Duke, Mikey Smith, Austin Reed, Christian Rumsey, and Jim Pattock.  Heat races were won by Kasey Weaver, Christian Rumsey, Rhodes, and Johnny Smith.  Austin Reed won the B-Main and Fred Arnold won the C-Main.  Weaver set a fast time of   

Brent Gordner and Rich Fye were the front row starters of the Pro Stock feature event.  Fye led the first lap.  Cory Long took the lead on lap number two with AJ Hoffman running in second.   By the completion of lap number five, Long was leading Hoffman, Fye, Noah Kissinger and Larry Knight.   Kissing took the third spot on lap number six.   Long began to pull away from the rest of the field.  Hoffman held a several car length advantage over the cars battling for third, fourth and fifth.  Long continued to pace the field and won by 2 seconds over Hoffman.   Kissinger, AY Schilling and Larry Knight rounded out the top.  Sixth through tenth were Fye, Gordner, Nate Stroup, Mike gray and Jim Farley.  Heat races were won by Gordner and Hoffman.

Michael Petock jumped into the lead of the 270 Micro Sprint event.   By lap five, Petock was leading Cory Long, Jeffrey Weaver, Marc Wert and Logan Hammaker.   On lap number six, Wever moved into second place.   The caution waved on lap number seven when Tom Quiggle stopped on the speedway.   Weaver used the restart to make at run at Petock and made the pass by the completion of lap seven.   Tyler Clowes moved into third on number eleven.   Weaver led the final half of the race to claim in the victory over Petock, Clowes, Wert and Stabley.   Sixth through tenth were Denny Rinehimer, Jillian Maurer, Logan Hammaker, Bobby Sanso, and Paris Hewes.  Heats were won by Jillian Maurer and Clowes.

Matt Weaver advanced from the outside of row number one to take the lead of the 4 Cylinder feature event.  Zak Kline quickly moved into second place.  The Coty Maines made it a three car battle.  Weaver led every lap of the event with Kline and Maines giving chase.   Jason Koch and Hunter Flook completed the top five.   Heats were won by Weaver and Kevin Trimpey

The Clinton County Speedway returns this Friday with the return of the 410 Sprint Cars paying $4,000 to win.   Also on the card will be the East Coast Legneds and the four cylinders.   Gates open at 5PM and hot laps begin at 7PM.  For the latest speedway information visit the speedways website at clintoncountyspeedway.com

Sprint Cars: 1. Zach Rhodes 2. Mike Koehler 3. Kruz Kepner 4. Matt Tebbs 5. John Scarborough 6. Ken Duke Jr. 7. Mikey Smith 8. Austin Reed 9. Christian Rumsey 10. Jim Pattock 11. Josh Beamer 12. Dale Schweikart 13. Owen Dimm 14. Tim Ilug 15. Ryan Lynn 16. Paul Moyer 17. Timmy Bittner 18. Wyatt Walizer 19. Kasey Weaver 20. Kolby Weaver 21. Josh Fox 22. Jeffrey Weaver 23. John Smith 24. Dakota Schweikart

DNS: Mike Alleman, Austin Greenland, Kyle Hart, Dustin Prettyleaf, Dustin Young, Erick Knopp, Fred Arnold, Matt Heimbach, Reed Thompson, Karl Walizer, Matt Kline, DJ Cassler, Croix Beasom, Kyle Knopp, Mia Koponen, Jeremy Hill, Todd Lynn, Bill Sheehan, AJ Barton, Jim Kennedy, Drew Young.

Pro Stocks 1, Cory Long 2. AJ Hoffman 3. Noah Kissinger 4. AY Schilling 5. Larry Knight 6. Rich Fye 7. Brent Gordner 8. Nate Stoup 9. Mike Gray 10. Jim Farley 11. Rodney Wagner 12. Marc Bitler 13. AJ Stoup 14. Ronnie Ergott

270 Micros: 1. Jeffrey Weaver 2. Michael Petock 3. Tyler Clowes 4. Mac Wert 5. Cory Stabley 6. Denny Rinehimer 7. Jillian Maurer 8. Logan Hammaker 9. Bobby Sanso 10. Paris Hewes 11. Matt Dixson 12. Chase Roberts 13. Andrew Petock 14. Blade Myers 15. Lester Stabley 16. Tom Quiggle DNS Matthew Dixson, Colton Guiher

Four Cylinders: 1. Matt Weaver 2. Zak Kline 3. Coty Maines 4. Jason Koch 5. Hunter Flook 6. Kevin Trimpey 7. Dalton Lucas 8. Brett Shirk 9. Ken Smith 

Mill Hall, PA – The Clinton County Speedway has partnered again with local brewer, Lee Powers and his Floating Feathers Brewing Company of Mill Hall to produce its own beer. 

“For the second year, we are releasing a beer that features the winner of our annual 410 Sprint Car race, the Phil Walter Classic, which is coming up in August,” says Jason McCahan, speedway promoter.  “Dale Blaney of Hartford, OH won last year’s racing event, so he has earned his place on our beer can.”

The beer is a 16-ounce pilsner.  The can features a checkered flag background with the Clinton County Speedway and Floating Feathers Brewing Company logos as well as a picture of Blaney’s #32 410 Sprint Car. 

“Working with Lee and his staff, we came up with the idea of a special beer for our largest race of the season,” says McCahan. “Last year we featured Billy Dietrich of Aspers, PA who won our race in 2022 and it was a huge hit with our fans and sold out quickly.”

Floating Feathers Brewing Company is producing 750 cans for this year’s event.  Fans can pre-order the beer at https://forms.office.com/r/rvvt3JXpfE.  The link is also available on the speedway’s Facebook page.  Fans who pre-order the beer will be able to pick it up at the Floating Feather’s beer truck during the Phil Walter Classic on Saturday, August 10^th.  Cans of the limited edition beer are being sold as a single can or in a four pack.

“We are very excited at Floating Feathers to provide locally made beers and ciders with local ingredients for our local speedway,” says Lee Powers, “Giving back proceeds of every beer to improve our local track is important to us.  Come out and enjoy the fast-paced action of the Phil Walter Classic with a Floating Feathers brewski.”

The 410 sprint cars are featured at the speedway twice this season.  The first 410 Sprint Car show is on Friday, July 19^th paying $4,000 to win.  The Phil Walter Classic for the 410 Sprint cars is on Saturday, August 10^th, paying $6,300 to win. 

The Clinton County Speedway is a 1/3-mile clay oval located in central Pennsylvania offering weekly short track racing.  For more information and a complete list of events, visit the speedway’s website at clintoncountyspeedway.com or follow them on Facebook.

Floating Feathers Brewing Company is a local family owned and operated brewery that prides itself on making the best quality beers, ciders, hard lemonades, seltzers and sodas with as many local ingredients as possible.  More information about the brewery can be found on its website at floatingfeathersbrewco.com

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Contact: Jason McCahan, speedway promoter
                        email: info@clintoncountyspeedway.com

For Immediate Release
July 7, 2024

Mill Hall, PA – Williamsport’s Matt Cochran won his second consecutive Limited Late Model feature event on Friday night at Clinton County Speedway.  Micheal Petock won his first career 270 Micro Sprint feature event; AY Schilling won the Pro Stocks and Garrett Lucas won the 4 Cylinders. 

Matt Adams and Joe Lusk were the front row starters for the 25 lap Limited Late Model feature event.  Caution came out on the first lap, when Troy Bennett and Drew Weisser stopped on opposite ends of the speedway.  Joe Lusk also went to pits with a flat tire and rejoined the rear of the field of the restart.   Cody Lear of Winchester, MD took the early lead. By lap number five, Lear was leading Matt Cochran, Nick Loffredo, Jim Yoder and Dan Zechman. 

Yoder passed Loffredo on lap number seven, as Andrew Yoder entered the top five.   With ten laps in the books, Lear was out in front followed by Cochran, Jim Yoder, Andrew Yoder and Zechman.  Cochran closed in on Lear and the two battled for postion for several laps.  On lap number seventeen, Cochran made his move as the duo swapped paint as they crossed the start finish line.  On lap number 22, Andrew Yoder passed Lear to take the second position.   Cochran led the final laps to earn his second feature event of the season.   Andrew Yoder was second followed by Lear, Jim Yoder, and Zechman.  Sixth through tenth were Joe Lusk, Drew Weisser, JR Toner, Nick Loffredo, and Tyson Mowery.  Heat races were won by Andrew Yoder and Lear.

Milton’s Marc Bitler and Bloomsburg’s Noah Kissinger led the field of Pro Stocks to the green flag.   Kissinger took the lead from the drop of the green flag with AY Schilling and Tommy Dawson in the top three.  Cory long moved into third on lap number five.   On lap number seven, Long spun in turn number four to bring out the caution.   Following the restart, Kissinger, Dawson, Schilling, Bitler and Larry Knight were in the top five.   On lap number 13 Dawson got into Kissinger.  Dawson ran the final two laps and crossed the line first; however, track official deemed his driving too aggressive and at the end of the lead lap.  AY Schilling was the winner, over Marc Bitler, Rich Fye, Cory Long and Noah Kissinger.  Sixth through tenth were Ronald Ergott, Jim Farley, Rodney Wagner, Tommy Dawson and Larry Knight.  The win was Schilling’s 44^th career victory.  Heat races were won by Kissinger and Dawson

Lester Stabley and Dustin Roberts started on the front row of the 270 Micro Sprint feature event.   Roberts led the first five laps until the red flag came out when Stabley hit the front stretch wall and rolled over.   As the field came back to green, Michael Petock took the lead.  Tyler Clowes moved into second place on lap number seven with Cory Stabley in third, Mac Wert and Tom Quiggle I the top five.   Wert moved into the third postion on lap number 13.  At the finish, Petock earned his first career victory over Clowes, Wert, Stabley and Quiggle.  Sixth through tenth were Jillian Maurer, Dustin Robets, Paris Hewes, Chase Roberts and Bobby Sanso.  Heat races were won by Cory Stabley and Petock. 

Tim Teneyck and John Stringfellow started on the front row of the 4-Cylinder feature event.   Stringfellow led the first three laps, until Terry Karichner took the lead.  One lap later Zak Kline took the top postion.  Kline would hold that spot until lap number eight when he went to the pits with a flat tire.   Garret Lucas took the lead on lap number nine and held on to earn his second victory of the season.   Dalton Lucas, Ian Whitcomb, Kevin Trimpey and Nick Snook rounded out the top five.   Sixth through tenth were Alyssa Snook, Zak Kline, Matt Weaver, Terry Karichner and Tim Teneyck.  Heat races were won by Kline and Weaver. 

The Clinton County Speedway returns this Friday with the Nittany 40, paying $1,000 for the RaceSaver Sprints.  The Pro Stocks 270 Micros and Four Cylinders are on the card.  Gates open at 5PM and hot laps begin at 7PM. For the latest speedway information visit the speedways website at clintoncountyspeedway.com

Limited Late Models 1. Matt Cochran 2. Andrew Yoder  3. Cody Lear 4. Jim Yoder 5. Dan Zechman 6. Joe Lusk 7. Drew Weisser 8. JR Toner 9. Nick Loffredo 10. Tyson Mowery 11. Johnny Bouse 12. Jennifer Lesher 13. Daniel Condo 14. Troy Bennett 15. Tim Luben 16. Maddox Smith 17. Kyle Bachman 18. Matt Adams

Pro Stocks: 1. AY Schilling 2. Marc Bitler 3. Rich Fye 4. Cory Long 5. Noah Kissinger 6. Ronald Ergott 7 Jim Farley 8. Rodney Wagner 9. Tommy Dawson 10. Larry Knight 11. Nathan Stroup 12. AJ Hoffman DNS Micheal Barrett

270 Micro Sprints: 1. Michael Petock 2. Tyler Clowes 3. Mac Wert 4. Cory Stabley 5. Tom Quiggle 6. Jillian Maurer 7. Dustin Roberts 8. Paris Hewes 9. Chase Roberts 10. Bobby Sanso 11. Andrew Petock 12. Caiden Forsythe 13. Blade Myers 14. Ernie Newmaster 15. Lester Stabley 16. Daniel LeFrance DNS Colton Guiher

Four Cylinders: 1. Garrett Lucas 2. Dalton Lucas 3. Ian Whitcomb 4. Kevin Trimpey 5. Nick Snook 6. Alyssa Snook 7. Zak Kline 8. Matt Weaver 9. Terry Karichner 10. Tim Teneyck 11. Dylan Hoover 12. Johathan Stringfellow 13. Coty Maines 14. Brett Shirk 15. Ken Smith

Mill Hall, PA – Williamsport’s Matt Cochran said he used patience while chasing Jermey Ohl in the final laps of the Limited Late Model feature on Friday night at Clinton County Speedway. Cochran passed Ohl with 5 laps remaining to earn the checkered flag. Glenn Macomber won the Mason Dixon 270 Micro Sprint Feature and Zak Kline of Lamar won the Four Cylinder feature. The Old Skool Vintage cars events were won by Hunter Whitcomb and Bob Allcorn.

Jeremy Ohl of Jersey Shore and Hunter Fulton of Carlise brought the field of Limited Late Models to the green flag for their 25-lap main event. Ohl took command of the field while Fulton and Joe Lusk ran in third. By lap number five, Cochran moved into the fourth position and Jim Yoder was running fifth. On lap number eight Jennifer Lesher went into the pit area with a mechanical issue. A lap later the caution came out when Maddox Smith and John Bouse tangled in turns three and four.

On lap number eleven, Cochran moved into the second position but was trailing Ohl by more than 2 seconds. With each lap, Cochran was showing progress in catching Ohl and by lap 16 was glued to the back bumper of Ohl. On lap 20, Cochran made the pass for the lead. Ohl’s car then showed lots of smoke, and he stopped on the speedway to bring out the caution. Cochran led the final five circuits to secure the win over Fulton, JR Toner, Jim Yoder and Cody Lear. Sixth through tenth were Joe Lusk, Len Stroud, Jermey Ohl, Maddox Smith and Johnny Bouse. Heat races were won by Toner and Ohl.

Mac Wert and Colton McAndrew started on the front row of the Mason Dixson 270 Micro Sprint feature event. McAndrew led the first four laps of the race. By lap number six, fourth place starter Macomber took the lead with MacAndrew passing him back three laps later. The red flag waved on lap number eight when Hunter Zimmerman flipped in turn number four. Zimmerman was ok. Following the restart, Macomber was able to regain the lead on lap number 12. Wert and McAndrew battled for second and third. Cory Stabley battled with Sean McAndrew for several laps for fourth and fifth. Stabley secured fourth and moved into third on the final lap. Macomber took the win over Colton McAndrew, Stabley, Wert and Sean McAndrew. Sixth through tenth were Mason McAndrew, Mashall LaBuda, Tyler Clowes, Dustin Roberts and Bobby Sanso. Heat races were won by Macomber, Mason McAndrew, and LuBuda.

In the Four Cylinder division, Jason Koch started on the pole position and took the lead from the drop of the green flag. Terry Karichner who started third, moved into second position while fifth place starter Zak Kline was running in third. On lap number five Coty Maines and Matt Weaver were battling for fourth and fifth. At the halfway mark of the race, Koch was leading Karichner, Kline, Weaver and Maines. On lap number eight, Kline passed Karichner to for the second position. With two laps remaining, Kline made his move to pass Koch and the eventual feature win. Koch finished second, Weaver was third followed by Maines and Karichner. Sixth though tenth were Garret Lucas, Brett Shirk, Jonathan Stringfellow, Sumer Beachel, and Alyssa Snook. Heat races were won by Kline and Kevin Trimpey.

The Old Skool Vintage cars were won by Hunter Whitcomb in the stock division and Bob Alcorn in the Modifieds.

The Clinton County Speedway returns this Friday with Camera and Autograph night during intermission. The RaceSaver Sprints, Pro Stocks 270 Micros and Four Cylinders are on the card. Gates open at 5PM and hot laps begin at 7PM. For the latest speedway information visit the speedways website at clintoncountyspeedway.com

Limited Late Models 1. Matt Cochran 2. Hunter Fulton 3. JR Toner 4. Jim Yoder 5. Cody Lear 6. Joe Lusk 7. Len Stroud 8. Jeremy Ohl 9. Maddox Smith 10. Johnny Bouse 11. Jennifer Lesher 12. Nick Loffredo 12. Tim Luben DNS Troy Bennett, Zay Ergott

270 Micro Sprints: 1. Glen MaComber 2. Colton McAndrew 3. Cory Stabley 4. Mac Wert 5. Sean McAndrew 6. Mason McAndrew 7. Marshall LuBuda 8. Tyler Clowes 9. Duston Roberts 10. Bobby Sanso 11. Shaun Musser 12. Nola Higgins 13. Jason Paisley 14. Andrew Petock 15. Chase Roberts 16. Lester Stabley 17. Paris Hewes 18. Michael Petock 19. Blake Esham 20. Hunter Zimmerman 21. Chase Hauck DNS Mark Snyder, Trenton Beasom

Four Cylinders: 1. Zak Kline 2. Jason Koch 3. Matt Weaver 4. Coty Maines 5 Terry Karchiner 6. Garrett Lucas 7. Brett Shirk 8. Jonathan Stringfellow 9. Summer Beachel 10. Alyssa Snook 11. Dalton Lucas 12. Kevin Trimpey 13. Devin Parks.

Old Skool Vintage Cars: Stock – Hunter Whitcomb, Ronald Ramsey, Brain Lenderhouse, Hank Morin Modifieds Bob Alcorn, Marble Mahoney, Tim Beatty, Nick Hessom, Jim Kurpakus

Attached Photo:
Matt Cochan of Williamsport in Victory Lane at Clinton County Speedway

Mill Hall, PA – Opening night of the Appalachian Mountain’s Super Late Model Speedweek gave fans a show filled with excitement including a final lap pass coming out of turn number four that brought the crowd to its feet.   Tyler Emory of King George, VA passed Hyndman PA’s Drake Troutman as the duo came to the checkered flag winning by .405 seconds.   Selinsgrove’s Cory Long won his third Pro Stock feature of the season and Spring Mill’s Matt Weaver won the Four Cylinder main event.

Forty cars from 5 different states signed in for competition for the annual Appalachian Mountain’s Super Late Model Speedweek on Friday night.  Emory set fast time and set a new track record with a time of 13.461 seconds.

Gregg Satterlee of Indiana, PA and Drake Troutman started on the front row of the 35-lap Sam Ray Memorial feature event.  Satterlee led the first circuit with Troutman taking the lead by lap number two.  A three car battle for the lead quickly developed between Troutman, Dylan Yoder and Emory.  By the completion of lap number ten, Troutman, Yoder, Emory, Matt Cosner of Ridgeley, WV and Coleby Frye of Dover, PA were running in the top five.  

As the leaders approached the halfway mark, the intensity between the top three increased as they started to battle through lapped traffic.  Troutman and Yoder made contact with each other as they battled for the lead and the $5,000 to win paycheck.  Yoder would make a pass exiting turn two, while Troutman would regain the lead exiting turn four for several laps.   As the leaders came to the line to complete lap 22, Yoder edged Troutman at the line to be the new race leader.  Yoder led the 23^rd circuit and again the top two touched battling for the lead position.   This time, however, the contact caused Yoder’s tire to go flat and he stopped on the speedway.  Yoder went to the pits for a tire change and rejoined at the rear of the field.

As the field came back to green, Troutman led Emory, Cosner, Frye, and Satterlee were running in the top five.   Satterlee moved into the fourth postion on lap number 25 as 14^th place starter Andrew Yoder of Middleburg took over 9^th place and was on a charge toward the front.  

On lap number 29, the caution came out when Rick Eckert of York, PA slowed on the speedway and took his car to the pit area.   Troutman, Emory, Cosner, Satterlee, and Frye restarted in the top five.   Troutman maintained the lead with Emory glued to his back bumper.   Emory tried to utilize the high side in turns one and two to make a run on Troutman.   On the white flap lap, Troutman and Emory raced into runs one and two.  Emory tried the high side once again and as they duo exited turn two, they were side by side.   Emory committed to the high side as Troutman protected his line down low.  Emory carried the momentum out to turn four and edged Troutman at the finish line for the win.   

“Patience paid off,” said Emory in victory lane.  “I didn’t’ want to show my cards too soon, I was able to run high in one and two and was hoping the car would stick in three and four,” as he described his turn four pass on the final lap.  

Cosner finished third, Satterlee fourth and Andrew Yoder earned the hard charger award with a top five finish.   Sixth through tenth were Coleby Frye; Bryan Bernheisel, Jonestown, PA; Dillan Stake, Mapleton Depot, PA; Dylan Cecee, Addison, NY; and Dan Stone, Thompson, PA.  Heat races were won by Cecee, Ross Robinson, Frye, and Bernheisel.  

Mark Bitler and Larry Knight led the field of Pro Stocks to the green flag.  Fourth place starter AJ Hoffman charged to the front and led the opening lap with third place starter Cory Long in pursuit.  Hoffman and Long had an epic battle in the heat race qualifier and the feature race appeared with would be the same.  However, Hoffman’s car had a mechanical issue and after the completion of lap number two, brought out the caution flag.   Long inherited the lead with Marc Bitler and AY Schilling in the top three.   On lap number six, Schilling passed Bitler.  With five laps remaining the caution flag waived for Rich Fye.   Long held off Schilling for his 10^thcareer victory.   Bittler was third, Knight was fourth and Chris Orwig completed the top five.   Heat races were won by Knight and Long

Matt Weaver led the opening lap of the Four Cylinder feature event.  With five laps complete Weaver was leading Coty Maines, Kyler Stahl, Zak Kline and Jason Koch.   Kline moved into second on lap number seven and a lap later took his car to the pit area.   Coty Maines pressured Weaver for the lead and was credited with the 11^th lap, but Weaver made a pass on the final lap to earn the victory over Maines, Koch, Ken Smith and Lucas.  Heats were won by Maines and Stahl.

The Clinton County Speedway returns this Friday with the Annual Nittany 40 paying $1,00 to win for the RaceSaver Sprints.   In addition, the Pro Stocks 270 Micros and Four Cylinders are on the card.  Gates open at 5PM and hot laps begin at 7PM. For the latest speedway information visit the speedways website atclintoncountyspeedway.com

Late Models 1. Tyler Emory 2. Drake Troutman 3. Matt Cosner 4. Gregg Satterlee 5. Andrew Yoder 6. Coleby Fry 7. Bryan Bernheisel 8. Dillan Stake 9. Dylan Cecee 10. Dan Stone 11. Hayes Mattern 12. Ross Robinson 13. Kyle Hardy 14. Matt Cochran 15. Austin Berry 16. Kyle Lee 17. Piper Jakob 18 Dylan Yoder 19. Nathan Long 20. Chad Homan 21. Mike Lupfer 22. Rick Eckert 23. Shaum Jones 24. Jason Covert

DNS: Jim Yoder, Sean Merkel, Todd English, Randy Burkholder, Randy Christine, Jeremy Ohl, Danny Snyder, Justin Kann, Larry Neiderer, Joe Loffredo, Kody Lyter, Dave Stamm, Maddox Smith, Del Rougeux, Cody Robbins, Dylan Fenton

Pro Stocks: 1. Cory Long 2. AY Schilling 3. Marc Bitler 4. Larry Knight 5. Kris Orwig 6. Rich Fye 7. Ronald Ergott 8. Rodney Wagner 9. Jim Farley 10. AJ Hoffman 

Four Cylinders: 1. Matt Weaver 2. Coty Maines 3. Jason Koch 4. Ken Smith 5. Garrett Lucas 6. Kevin Trimpey 7. Colton Martin 8. Zak Kline 9. Terry Karchiner 10. Kyle Stahl 11. Larry Beachel Jr. 12. Devin Park 13. Daniel Eitnier  

Unfortunately, the promoters of the Keystone Karting Series have cancelled tomorrow’s event. They hope to be better organized for next year and will look for a possible date in 2025 as many of the racers wanted to compete at Clinton County.

For Immediate Release
June 1, 2024

Mill Hall, PA – Wapwallopen’s John Walp claimed his first career Sprint Car feature at the Clinton County Speedway with a last lap pass in the non-stop Sprint Car feature event.   Cory Long of Selinsgrove won the Pro Stocks, Bobby Sanso of Jersey Shore won the 270 Micro Sprints, and Coty Maines of Jersey Shore won the 4 Cylinders.

Johnny Scarborough of Bomoseen, VT and John Walp started on the front row of the RaceSaver Sprint car main event.   Walp led the opening lap, with Scarborough taking the lead on lap number two.  By lap number five, Scarborough was leading Walp, Matt Tebbs, Ken Duke and Ryan Lynn.  Scarborough and Walp were in a contested battle for the lead, with Walp retaking the lead on lap number nine.   The leaders began working their way through lapped traffic.  At the midway mark, Walp maintained a slight advantage over Scarborough.  On lap 15, Ken Duke moved into the third position, with Tebbs and Lynn in the top five. 

The top two were competing in an epic battle for the lead while negotiating their way through the lapped cars.  Walp led lap 18, with Scarborough leading lap 19, and Walp edged out Scarborough to lead lap twenty, as Johnny Smith of Scranton worked his way into the top five. 

On lap 21 and in lapped traffic, Scarborough cleared a lap car as the duo entered turn three.  Scarborough’s move appeared to be the winning move to earn him the victory, however on the white flag lap Scarborough’s car slowed down the back stretch and pulled into the infield.   Walp led the final lap with Ken Duke, Ryan Lyan, Johnny Smith and Matt Tebbs completing the top five.  Sixth through tenth were Mikey Smith, Christian Rumsey, Kruz Kepner, Owen Dimm and Austin Reed.  Four heat races were required for the 34 sprint cars, they were won by Scarborough, Tebbs, Rumsey and Mikey Smith.  The B-Main was won by Reed Thompson.

Larry Knight and Chris Orwig brought the field of green for the start of the Pro Stock feature event.  A caution occurred before the completion of the first lap.  Following the restart, Cory Long powered to the front of the field.  Long was leading AY Schilling, Chris Orwig, AJ Hoffman and Rich Fye by the completion of lap number 5.  Long began to stretch out his lead and by lap number eleven, he started to catch the tail end of the field.   On lap number twelve, Hoffman moved into third postion.  Hoffman pressured Schilling for second and made a last lap pass to take the runner up position.   At the finish, it was Long leading Hoffman, Schilling, Orwig, and Brent Gordner.  Sixth through tenth were Rich Fye, Noah Kissinger, Ronald Ergott, Larry Knight and AJ Stroup.  Heat races were won by Long and Hoffman.

Mac Wert started on the pole for the 270 Micro Sprint feature event and took command of the field.  Logan Hammaker was running in second.  The red flag waved on lap number three when Hunter Zimmerman rolled onto his side.   A lap later the red came out again for Jillian Maurer who also turned onto her side.   Once back to green flag racing Wert was leading Hammaker and Michael Petock.  On lap number nine, Bobby Sanso and Corey Stabley moved into the top three.   Stabley took over second on lap number eleven.   On the final lap, Wert and Stabley got together in an incident in turn number four, as Bobby Sanso took the checkered flag.  Hammaker, Eric Forsythe, Jillian Maurer and Tom Quiggle rounded out the top five.  Sixth through tenth were Lester Stabley, Trenton Beasom, Andrew Petock, Cory Stabley and Mac Wert.  Heats were won by Zimmerman and Hammaker. 

Kyler Stahl advanced from the outside of the front row to lead the opening lap of the Four Cylinder feature event.   By lap number five, Stahl was leading Larry Beachel, Coty Maines, Lucas Garrett, and Matt Weaver, Maines moved into second on lap number six and set his sights on Stahl.   Zak Kline moved int the fourth position by lap number nine.   Maines continued to close the gap between himself and Stahl and as the leaders exited turn number four, Stahl’s car got a flat tire allowing Maines to take the lead and the win.   Beachel finished second, Kline was third, Lucas was fourth and Summer Beachel was fifth.  Heats were won by Beachel and Weaver.

The Clinton County Speedway returns this Friday with opening night of the Appalachian Mountain’s Super Late Model Speedweek.  In addition, the Pro Stocks and Four Cylinders are on the card.  Gates open at 5PM and hot laps begin at 7PM. For the latest speedway information visit the speedways website at clintoncountyspeedway.com

RaceSaver Sprint Cars: 1. John Walp 2. Ken Duke Jr. 3. Ryan Lynn 4. Johny Smith 5. Matt Tebbs 6. Mikey Smith 7. Christian Rumsey 8. Kruz Kepner 9. Owen Dimm 10. Austin Reed 11. Dale Schweikart 12. Josh Beamer 13. Timmy Bittner 14. Dustin Young 15. Dustin Prettyleaf 16. Kasey Weaver 17. Mike Koehler 18. Wyatt Walizer 19. John Scarborough 20. Braden Varner 21. Reed Thompson 22. Wes Matthews 23. Kyle Knopp 24. Jeff Weaver DNS: Kolby Weaver, Erick Knopp, Dakota Schweikart, Zach Rhodes, Austin Greenland, Chris Kreider, Jeremy Hill, Bill Sheehan, Derek Swartz, Jim Kennedy

Pro Stocks: 1. Cory Long 2. AJ Hoffman 3. AY Schilling 4. Kris Orwig 5. Brent Gordner 6. Rich Fye 7. Noah Kissinger 8. Ronald Ergott 9. Larry Knight 10. AJ Stroup 11. Michael Barrett 12. Rodney Wagner 13. Jim Farley 14. Mac Bitler

270 Micro Sprints: 1. Bobby Sanso 2. Logan Hammaker 3. Eric Forsythe 4. Jillian Maurer 5. Tom Quiggle 6. Lester Stabley 7. Trenton Beason 8. Andrew Petock 9. Cory Stabley 10. Mac Wert 11. Hunter Forsythe 12. Michael Petock 13. Colton Guiher 14. Paris Hewes 15. Tyler Clowes 16. Hunter Zimmerman 17. Denny Rinehimer DNS Dakota Brubaker

Four Cylinders: 1. Coty Maines 2. Larry Beachel Jr. 3. Garrett Lucas 4. Summer Beachel 5. Ken Smith 6. Alyssa Snook 7. Zak Kline 8. Kyler Stahl 9. Matt Weaver DNS John Baney, Devin Parks   

Photo:  John Walp #5 and John Scarborough #61 battle for win at Clinton County Speedway (photo credit Bob Hockenbrock)

Mill Hall, PA – Cody Lear of Manchester, MD make a 3+ hour tow to compete at the Clinton County Speedway on Friday nights in the Limited Late Models.  “We ran here a few times last year and absolutely loved the place, so we decided to run here this season.  This win will make the ride home so much better.”   Nathan Bacon won the 270 Micro Sprints,  Colton Friese won the East Coast Legends and Garrett Lucas won the 4 Cylinders.

Lear shared the front row with Lane Snook for the start of the 25 lap main event.   Lear took command of the field at the drop of the green flag.  By lap number five, Lear was leading Johnny Bouse, JR Toner, Joe Lusk, and Devin Frye.  Toner moved into second by the completion of lap number six.  The caution flag occurred on lap number ten as Dan Beatty took his car to the pit area.  

Lear led the field back to full speed, as Toner, Bouse and Frye battled for second place.   At the midway point, Lear was out in front with Bouse in second Frey in third, Toner in fourth and Jim Yoder entered the top five.   Frey passed Bouse for the second position on lap number sixteen.   With five laps remaining, Yoder moved into the third spot.   Lear led from start to finish to claim his first win at the speedway.  Frey came home second followed by Yoder, Bouse, and Matt Cochran.  Sixth through tenth were JR Toner, Matt Adams, Joe Lusk, Jennifer Lesher and Lane Snook.  Qualifying races were won by Toner, Yoder, and Bouse.

Mac Wert led the opening laps of the 270 Micro Sprint feature.  Eighth place starter Nathan Bacon worked his way to the front to contest with Wert and took the lead by lap number three.  Bobby Sanso followed Bacon, shuffling Wert back to third place. 

JT Horwart moved into third by lap number seven and began to battle with Sanso.   With three laps remaining, the caution flag came out, erasing the lead established by Bacon.  On the restart, Bacon tried to pull away as Horwart and Sanso continued their battle.   Horwart took over second place and chased Bacon to the finish line.   Bacon secured his first win of the season over Horwart, Sanso, Brady Kuhn, and Mac Wert.  Sixth through tenth were Jim Horwat, Dustin Roberts, Jillian Maurer, Corey Stabley and Logan Hammaker.  Heat races were won by JT Horwart, Hunter Zimmerman and Jillian Maurer. 

The East Coast Legends made their first appearance of the season.   Tanner Jones brought the field to the green flag.  Jones was leading Colton Fries, Justin Wagaman, Grady McGrew and Logan Jones.  Jones appeared to be on the way to claiming the win, when his car slowed and came to a stop in turn one on lap number fifteen.  Friese inherited the lead, as Jones was able to restart his car and rejoin at the rear of the field.   Friese, Wagaman and McGrew raced hard in the closing laps, as Jones rebounded and raced his way back up through the field.  At the finish, Friese claimed the victory, as Jones raced back to the front and finished second, Wagaman was third followed by Dalton Friese and McGrew.  Heats were won by Colton Friese, Jones and Cory Phillips

Jason Koch led the first two circuits of the Four Cylinder feature event.  Garrett Lucas, who started third made a pass for the lead by the completion of lap number three.   Matt Weaver was running second with Zak Kline in third.   Kline moved into second on lap number nine.   Lucas was challenged by Kline in the final laps.  Kline made one final attempt coming the checkered flag, but Garrett held on to win by .074 seconds to earn his career first victory.  Kline was second, Coty Maines was third, Larry Beachel Jr. was fourth and Terry Karicher was fifth.  Heat races were won by Kyler Stahl and Beachel.

The Clinton County Speedway returns this Friday with a four-division show presented by the Century 21, First Choice Realty.  In competition will be the RaceSaver Sprint Cars, Pro Stocks, 270 Micros and the Four Cylinders. Kids will compete in a Power Wheels race at intermission.  Gates open at 5PM and hot laps begin at 7PM. For the latest speedway information visit the speedways website at clintoncountyspeedway.com

Limited Late Models: 1. Cody Lear 2. Devin Frey 3.  Jim Yoder 4. Johnny Bouse 5. Matt Cochran 6. JR Toner 7. Matt Adams 8. Joe Lusk 9. Jennifer Lesher 10. Lane Snook 11. Nick Loffredo 12. Hunter Fulton 13. Trent Merkel 14. Lucas Adams 15. Tim Luben 16. Len Stroud Sr. 17. Danny Beatty 18. Jeremy Ohl 19. Maddox Smith DNS Joe Loffredo

270 Micros: 1. Nathan Bacon, 2. JT Horwart 3. Bobby Sanso 4. Bradyn Kuhn, 5. Mac Wert 6. Jim Horwat 7. Dustin Roberts 8. Jillian Maurer, 9. Cory Stabley 10. Logan Hammaker 11. Hunter Zimmerman 12. Jason Houtz 13. Matt Dixson 14. Dakota Brubaker 15. Paris Hewes 16. Lester Stabley 17. Grady Reinhart 18. Colton Guiher 19. Michael Petock 20. Shaun Musser 21. Chase Roberts 22. Cameron McClure 23. Mathew Dison 24 Andrew Petock DNS Mark Snyder

East Coast Legends: 1. Colton Friese 2. Tanner Joes 3. Justin Wagaman 4. Dalton Friese 5. Grady McGrew 6. Scott Musselman 7. Logan Jones 8. Cory Phillips 9. Hunter McElroy 10. Ryan Walls 11. Eric Hurst 12. Devin Friese 13. Brian Rampmeyer Jr. 14. Dave Benner 15. Andrew Morrow 16. Darren Lucas 17. Tracy Linn 18. Allen Fiddesop 19. Tyler Rampmeyer 20. Kelby Friese

Four Cylinders: 1. Garrett Lucas 2. Zak Kline 3. Coty Maines 4. Larry Beachel Jr. 5. Terry Karchiner 6. Kevin Trimpey 7. Matt Weaver 8. Kyler Stahl DNS Alyssa Snook, Kevin Smith DQ Jason Koch  

Photo  Cody Lear in victory lane at Clinton County

Mill Hall, PA – Ryan Zook of Mifflintown claimed the coveted Lenny Stroud Jr. Memorial on Friday Night at the Clinton County Speedway. The win was worth $1,200 and was Zook’s first career victory at the 1/3-mile oval. AJ Stroup of Middleburg won the Pro Stocks, Tyler Clowes of Selinsgrove won his second consecutive 270 Micro Feature and Matt Weaver of Spring Mills won the Four-Cylinder feature event.

Jim Yoder of Selinsgrove and Ryan Zook led the Limited Late Model field to the green flag of the Len Stroud Jr. Memorial. Zook utilized the outside lane to get around Yoder as the duo exited the second turn. As the field raced through turns three and four, a car got sideways, causing a six-car pileup blocking the speedway. All drivers were ok.

Upon the restart, Zook again took the lead exiting turn number two. With five laps complete, Zook was leading Yoder, Jennifer Lesher, Andrew Yoder and Larry Baer. The caution came out on lap number six, when Andrew Yoder stopped with a flat tire. His crew was able to make the tire change and he rejoined at the rear of the field. Two laps later Andrew Yoder was involved in a second caution, when he and Wayne Shaffer got together at the exit of turn two.

Defending track champion Matt Cochran who was involved in the opening lap incident had raced his way back up to the top five by lap number nine. At the midway mark of the race, Zook was leading Jim Yoder, Cochran, Lisher, and Baer. By lap number 14, Nick Loffredo had entered the top five.

The final caution of the event occurred on lap number 16. Zook was flawless on the restart to hold off Yoder. With five laps remaining Zook began to stretch out his lead over Yoder, Cochran, Loffredo and Baer. Zook took the checkered flag by a margin of 2.5 seconds over Yoder, Cochran, Loffredo and Baer. Sixth trough tenth were Cody Lear, Jennifer Lesher, Maddox Smtih, Lucas Adams and Tim Luben. Qualifying races were won by Zook and Maddox Smith.

Brent Gorder and Noah Kissinger were the front row starters for the Pro Stock feature event. Kissinger took the early lead over Gordner and third place starter AJ Stroup. The caution flag waved on lap number three for Ron Ergott. Following the restart, Stroup charged forward to take the lead from Kissinger. At the midway point, Stroup was leading Kissinger, Cory Long, AY Schilling and Gordner. The remainder of the event went caution free, allowing Stroup the ability to extend his lead. At the checkered flag Stroup had a 1.229 second lead over Kissinger, Long, Schilling and Gorder. Sixth through tenth were Larry Knight, Kris Orwig Sr., Rich Fye, Logan Hile, and Ronald Ergott. Heat races were won by Schilling and Gordner

Jillian Maurer started on the pole of the 270 Micro Sprint feature event and led the first four laps. By the completion of lap number five, fifth place starter, Tyler Clowes took over the lead with Cory Stabley, Hunter Zimmerman, and Michael Petock running in the top five. Zimmerman passed Stabley on the next circuit to take over the third postion. With five laps remaining, Clowes continued to lead Maurer, Zimmerman, Stabley and Petock. Petock took the fourth postion from Stabley on lap number eleven. Clowes continued to lead the final laps to win his second consecutive feature event. Mauer was second followed by Zimmerman, Petock, and Nathan Bacon. Sixth through tenth were Logan Hammaker, Cory Stabley, Bobby Sanso, Chase Roberts and Matt Dixson. Heats were won by Petock and Sanso.

Jason Koch led the first lap of the Four Cylinder feature and was passed by Tim Teneyck who led the second lap. By lap three, Matt Weaver took over the top position. As Teneyck, Zak Kline and Kyler Stahl were all battling for postion, Teneyck’s car appeared to have something break as his right front dug into the track at the exit of turn four and rolled over, bringing out the red flag. Teneyck was ok. Weaver would hold off the challenges of Kline on the restart. By lap six, Weaver led Kline, Stahl, Hunter Flook, and Koch. Coty Maines moved into the top five on lap number eleven. Weaver edged out Kline for the win, the second of his career. Third through tenth were Stahl, Flook, Maines, Koch, Larry Beachel Jr., Garrett Lucas, Alyssa Snook and Summer Beachel. Heat races were won by Kline and Flook.

The Clinton County Speedway returns this Friday with a four division show presented by the Williamsport Crosscutters. Staff from the Crosscutters as well as their beloved mascot, Boomer will be greeting fans. The first 1,000 fans will receive a ticket to a Crosscutter baseball game. In competition will be the RaceSaver Sprint Cars, Pro Stocks, 270 Micros and the Four Cylinders. It will also be photograph and autograph night with an opportunity for fans to meet the drivers during intermission. Gates open at 5PM and hot laps begin at 7PM.

Limited Late Models: 1. Ryan Zook, 2. Jim Yoder 3. Matt Cochran 4. Nick Loffredo 5. Larry Baer 6. Cody Lear 7. Jennifer Lesher 8. Maddox Smith 9. Lucas Adams 10. Tim Luben 11. Danny Beatty 12. Len Stroud Sr. 13. Wayne Shaffer 14. Andrew Yoder 15. Doug Surra 16, Joe Loffredo 17. Johnny Bouse 18. JR Tonder 19. Hunter Fulton DNS Joe Lusk, Troy Bennett, Matt Adams

Pro Stocks 1. AJ Stroup 2. Noah Kissinger 3. Cory Long 4. AY Schilling 5. Brent Gordner 6. Larry Knight 7. Kris Orwig Sr. 8. Rich Fye 7. Marc Bitler 9. Logan Hile 10. Ronald Ergott

270 Micros: 1. Tyler Clowes 2. Jillian Maurer, 3. Hunter Zimmerman 4. Michael Petock 5. Nathan Bacon 6. Logan Hammaker 7 Cory Stabley 8. Bobby Sanso 9. Chase Roberts 10. Matt Dixson 11. Garrison Zook 12. Cameron McClure 13. Mathew Dixson 14 Paris Hewes 15. Lester Stabley 16. Colton Guiher 17. Dustin Roberts 18. Tom Quiggle 19 Mac Wert DNS Mark Snyder

Four Cylinders: 1. Matt Weaver 2. Zak Kline 3. Kyler Stahl 4. Hunter Flook 5. Coty Maines 6. Jason Kock 7. Larry Beachel Jr 8. Garrett Lucas 9. Alyssa Snook 10. Summer Beachel 11. Ken Smith 12. Tim Teneyck 13. Kevin Trimpey

Mill Hall, PA – Autin Reed of New Cumberland won the Founders Cup race on Friday Night at the Clinton County Speedway. It was Reeds second career victory at the speedway, his previous win was the coveted Nittany 40 in 2022. Defending track champion, Cory Long of Selinsgrove won the Pro Stock feature. Tyler Clowes of Selinsgrove won the 270 Micro Feature event and Zac Kline of Jersey Shore won the 4-Cylinders.

Thirty-five RaceSaver Sprint cars were in competition for the Founders Cup, a race held in honor of the speedway’s founders, Del Shank of Mifflintown and Tedd Reitz of Middleburg who opened the speedway in 1989. Picture Rock’s Josh Beamer and Selinsgrove’s Ken Duke brought the field to the green flag for the start of the 25 lap feature event. 

Duke led the first two circuits until Reed advanced from his fourth place starting spot to take command of the field on lap number three. By lap number five, Reed was leading Duke, Johnny Smith of Scranton, Beamer, and Dustin Prettyleaf of Williamsport. Smith passed Duke utilizing the high line around the speedway on lap number seven and one lap later worked his way around Reed. At the halfway mark, Smith continued to cruise around the top side of the speedway, leading Reed, Duke, Prettyleaf and Mikey Smith.

Smith seemed unstoppable using the upper grove as he paced his way through lapped traffic. Misfortune struck on lap number 16, as Smith’s engine blew in turns three and four. Reed inherited the lead with Duke running in second. With the restart, Reed held off the challenge of Duke, but Duke stayed with him for a battle to the end. Owen Dimm, who started eighth, moved into the top five and was running third with five laps to go. Timmy Bittner of Beech Creek advanced from 18^th battled with Dimm with Mikey Smith completing the top five. Duke remained within striking distance of Reed but couldn’t make a pass for the lead.  At the finish, Reed held off Duke by .589 seconds. Dimm was third, followed by Bittner and Mike Smith. Sixth through tenth were Prettyleaf, Dustin Young, Mike Koehler, Matt Tebbs and Josh Beamer. Heats were won by Mike Koehler, Owen Dimm, Duke, and Dustin Young. The B-main was won by Zack Rhodes

Twenty 270 Micro Sprints came to the green flag with Logan Hammaker and Mason McAndrew leading the field. McAndrew led lap number one. Third place starter, Tyler Clowes took the lead by the completion of lap number two. Zach Glass quickly moved into second place with McAndrew in the top three. Clowes’ pace was slowed when the caution was thrown on lap number eight. Following the restart Clowes was leading Glass, Mac Wert, Jillian Maurer and Hammaker. Clowes would maintain the lead over Glass, Hammaker, McAndrew, Michael Petock, and Jason Klinger. Sixth through tenth were Hunter Zimmerman, Matt Dixson, Cory Stabley, and Andrew Petock. Heat races were won by Clowes and McAndrew.

Noah Jensen and Cory Long started on the front row of the Pro Stock feature event. Long led the first two circuits, before the caution flag waved when two cars spun. The restart bunched the field on Long’s back bumper. Long and Jensen battled lap after lap for the top spot. With five laps completed, Long, Jensen, AY Schilling, Tommy Dawson and Rich Fye were running in the top five. The top five continued to in a tight race running fender to fender. On lap number 13, Logan Hile passed Fye to enter the top five. In the closing laps, Jensen was glued to Long’s back bumper just looking for an opportunity to make a pass. As the field came out of turn four on the final lap, Long edged Jensen by three tenths of a second.  Schilling Dawson and Hile completed the top five. Sixth through tenth were Fye, Marc Bitler, Larry Knight, Danny Jensen, and Ronald Ergott. Heat races were won by Schilling and Dawson.

Zak Kline started on the pole and led from green to checkered flag to claim his second career victory. The events only caution occurred on lap number two, when Terry Karichner lost a wheel. Matt Weaver was running second until Hunter Flook took over second on lap number five, followed by Garrett Lucas, With two laps to go, the leaders were in lapped traffic.  Kline scored the victory over Hunter Flook, Garrett Lucas, Tim Teneyck, Larry Beachel Jr. Kyler Stahl, Matt Weaver, Coty Maines James Koch, and Ken Smith. Heat races were won by Beachel and Weaver.

The Clinton County Speedway returns this Friday with a four division show featuring the Limited Late Models for the Len Stroud Jr Memorial paying #1,200 to win. The  Pro Stocks, 270 Micros and the Four Cylinders will also be racing for an additional $100 added to their purses.  Gates open at 5PM and hot laps begin at 7PM. For the latest speedway information visit the speedways website at clintoncountyspeedway.com

Sprint Cars: 1. Austin Reed 2. Ken Duke Jr. 3. Owen Dimm 4. Timmy Bittner 5. Mikey Smith 6. Dustin Prettyleaf 7. Dustin Young 8. Mike Koehler 9. Matt Tebbs 10. Josh Beamer 11. John Scarborough 12. Wyatt Walizer 13. Kasey Weaver 14. Kruz Keppner 15. Derek Swartz 16. Dakota Schweikart 17. Austin Greenland 18. Ryan Lynn 19. Mike Alleman 20. Kolby Weaver 21. Zack Rhodes 22. Johnny Smith 23. Nolan Groves 24. Hunter Hite

DNS: Dale Schweikart, Andrew Boyer, Josh Spicer, Wes Matthews, Jeff Weaver Sr., Karl Walizer, Jr., Jeremy Hill, Jim Kennedy, Mariah Romig, Bill Sheehan, Reed Thompson

 Pro Stocks 1, Cory Long 2. Noah Jenson 3. AY Schilling 4. Tommy Dawson 5. Logan Hile 6. Rich Fye 7. Marc Bitler 8. Larry Knight 9. Danny Jensen 10. Ronald Ergott 11. Rodney Wagner 12. Noah Kissinger 13. AJ Stroup 14. Brent Gardner

270 Micros: 1. Tyler Clowes 2. Zachary Glass 3. Logan Hammaker 4. Mason McAndrew 5. Michael Petock 6. Jason Klinger 7. Hunter Zimmerman 8. Matt Dixson 9. Cory Stabley 10. Andrew Petock 11. Tom Quiggle 12. Parris Hewes 13. Mac Wert 14. Jillian Maurer 15. Dustin Roberts 16. Matthew Dixon 17. Dakota Brubaker 18. Colton Guiher 19. Bobby Sanso 20. Lester Stabley

Four Cylinders: 1. Zak Kline 2.  Hunter Flook 3. Garrett Lucas 4. Tim Teneyck 5. Larry Beachel Jr 6. Kyler Stahl 7. Matt Weaver 8. Coty Maines 9. James Koch 10. Ken Smith 11. Alyssa Snook 12 Summer Beachel 13. Terry Karichner