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Path Valley Speedway Results – August 16, 2025

Spring Run Pit Stop Night – Spring Run, PA

T.A. Ward Construction 270 Sprints

  1. Cory Myers
  2. Teegan Kauffman
  3. Bradyn Kuhn
  4. Aidan Crouse
  5. Jason Houtz
  6. Brett Kauffman
  7. Cayden Forsythe
  8. Chanler Heasley
  9. Stacey Galanis
  10. Ian Anders
  11. Jamie Connelly
  12. Jordan Knable
  13. Brad Cowan
  14. Mark Gordon
  15. Jon Williams
  16. Eric Chrisman
  17. Gaitlin Kauffman (DNF)
  18. Zach Glass (DNF)
  19. Mark Knable (DNF)
  20. Stephanie Welk (DNF)

Kathy Baker Coldwell Banker Realty Modifieds

  1. Kirk Baker
  2. Darin Hoover
  3. Sam Reeder
  4. Ryan Dolan
  5. Reese Fedder
  6. David Green
  7. Mason Canter
  8. Mike Duck
  9. Doug Ostwald
  10. Jake Shoup (DNF)
  11. Todd Goss (DNF)
  12. Scott Daniels (DNF)

Cordell Construction Limited Late Models

  1. Taylor Farlling
  2. Kenny Yoder
  3. Shyann Smith
  4. Randy Burkholder
  5. Devin Frey
  6. Jaxton Garman
  7. George Dixon, Jr.
  8. Kaiden Bard
  9. Tyler Bowman
  10. Brayden Plunkert
  11. Jimmy Andrews
  12. Harold Ranck
  13. DJ Groft
  14. Andy Fries
  15. Harry Shipe III (DNF)
  16. Trent Merkel (DNF)
    DNS: Cayden Ranck, Brad Benton
  • Hard Charger Award: Jaxton Garman
  • Hard Luck Award: Trent Merkel

Macri Concrete 600 Sprints

  1. Randy Kunkle, Jr.
  2. Heath Walton
  3. Cayden Blair
  4. Chase Robinson
  5. Lauren Stringfellow
  6. Vincent Gaudiosi
  7. Mike Sherman
  8. Clayton Shaw
  9. Darren Kauffman
  10. Ben Irvin
  11. Brice Harro (DNF)
  12. Jim Young (DNF)
  13. Rick Sheaffer (DNF)
  14. Taylor Smith (DNF)
  15. TJ Nickle (DNF)
    DNS: Dylan Anderson

Cisney’s Auto Parts 4 Cylinder Thunder Cars

  1. Jackson Eutzy
  2. Ronnie Buck
  3. Tyler Stine
  4. Brock Foster
  5. Ronnie Garlock III
  6. Robert McQuade
  7. Dustin Moore
  8. Kenny Hill
  9. Justin Bucher
  10. Dave Yoder
  11. Jeremy Eutzy
  12. Bill Kennedy
  13. Roger Traxler
  14. Justin Rasp
  15. Bill Sterner
  16. Kevin Bard
  17. Ryland Betz
  18. Roy Miller
  19. Jason Erwin (DNF)
  20. Wesley Young (DNF)
  21. Lyle Barnes (DNF)
  22. Shaun Linn (DNF)
    DNS: Bobby Bush

Randy Burkholder Racing Supplies, Bodies & Graphics 4 Cylinder Strictly Stocks
Raymond Goss Memorial

  1. Rusty Garlock
  2. Justin Williamson
  3. Codey Beaver
  4. Jimmy Moyer
  5. Bruce Betres
  6. Steven Jacobs
  7. Jesse Matney
  8. Shane Seville
  9. Malachi Doyle
  10. Kala Varner
  11. Robert Cutshall
  12. Shawn Williamson
  13. Josh Norton
  14. Luke Hoffner
  15. Anthony Varner, Jr.
  16. David Moore
  17. Koltan Martin
  18. Chase Beaver
  19. Jimmy Delozier
  20. Adam Pluebell (DNF)
  21. Jason Goss, Jr. (DNF)
  22. Jed Nessinger (DNF)
  23. Jason Goss, Sr. (DNF)
  24. Cole Smith (DNF)

Runaway Juvenile

On 11/05/26 at 0725 hours, Spencer Newman ran away from his residence. Newman is 5’9, 125 pounds, white male, brown eyes, brown hair and was last seen wearing a brown

Fred Allen Blocher 1943-2026

Fred Allen Blocher, 83, of Gardners, PA passed away Saturday, October 24 2026 at his home. Born October 19, 1943 in Gettysburg, he was the son of the late Fred

Frank Charles Henry 1945-2026

Born January 4, 1945 in Washington, D.C., Frank was an avid Civil War enthusiast who loved to share his knowledge with others.

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