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Friese, Crouse, Eutzy Among Winners at Path Valley Speedway on June 28

Path Valley Speedway hosted Path Valley Family Restaurant Night on Saturday, June 28, with feature races across six divisions, including a double showing of the East Coast Legends series.

In the Butch Shatzer Memorial for East Coast Legends, Colton Friese took the win, followed by Wayne Dutterer, Jr. and Logan Carbaugh. A total of 27 drivers competed, with several drivers marked as Did Not Start (DNS).

In the second East Coast Legends feature, Ryan Walls captured the checkered flag. Jeremy Ott and Logan Carbaugh rounded out the top three.

270 Sprints, sponsored by T.A. Ward Construction, saw Aidan Crouse take the win ahead of Zach Glass and Cory Myers. Dreden Berkheimer was disqualified from the event.

Jeremy Eutzy took the top spot in Cisney’s Auto Parts 4 Cylinder Thunder Cars, followed by Kevin Bard and Charlie Stallman. Roger Traxler was disqualified.

In the Modifieds presented by Kathy Baker Coldwell Banker Realty, Kirk Baker claimed the win. Darin Hoover finished second, and Sam Reeder third.

Dylan Anderson won the Macri Concrete 600 Sprints feature, with Randy Kunkle, Jr. and Aden Myers finishing second and third, respectively.

In the 4 Cylinder Strictly Stocks, sponsored by Randy Burkholder Racing Supplies, Rusty Garlock finished first, followed by Jimmy Moyer and Jesse Matney.

The next race event is scheduled at Path Valley Speedway, located at 17911 Dry Run Road, Spring Run, PA. For more information, visit the track’s official website.

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