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Path Valley Speedway Results – August 2, 2025

George’s Used Cars Night – Spring Run, PA

Macri Concrete 600 Sprints

  1. Randy Kunkle, Jr.
  2. Kameron Morral
  3. Ben Freels
  4. Dakota Sheaffer
  5. Hayden Miller
  6. Lauren Stringfellow
  7. Jim Young
  8. Grady McGrew
  9. Brayden Mickley
  10. Michael Ciconne
  11. Vincent Gaudiosi
  12. Ben Irvin
  13. Randy Taylor
  14. Chase Robinson (DNF)
  15. Ethan McNew (DNF)
  16. Darren Kauffman (DNF)
    DNS: Cayden Blair

Kathy Baker Coldwell Banker Realty Modifieds

  1. Alyssa Cullum
  2. Kirk Baker
  3. Darin Hoover
  4. Mike Duck
  5. Scott Daniels
  6. Doug Ostwald
  7. Jake Shoup
  8. Reese Fedder (DNF)
  9. Todd Goss (DNF)
    DNS: Sam Reeder

Cordell Construction Limited Late Models

  1. Taylor Farlling
  2. Randy Burkholder
  3. Shyann Smith
  4. Tyler Bowman
  5. Steve Lowery
  6. Mike Steck
  7. Corry Gingerich
  8. Jimmy Andrews
  9. Ralph Morgan (DNF)
    DQ: Gunner Walls

Cisney’s Auto Parts 4 Cylinder Thunder Cars

  1. Jeremy Eutzy
  2. Lyle Barnes
  3. Bill Sterner
  4. Kevin Bard
  5. Brock Foster
  6. Jackson Eutzy
  7. Kenny Yoder
  8. Nicholas Barthalow
  9. Roger Traxler
  10. Jeremy Shoup
  11. Dustin Moore
  12. Wesley Young
  13. Shaun Linn
  14. Roy Miller
  15. Ronnie Garlock III (DNF)
  16. Matt Dixson, Sr. (DNF)
  17. Robert McQuade (DNF)
  18. Tyler Stine (DNF)
  19. Justin Bucher (DNF)
  20. Ronnie Garlock (DNF)
  21. Bill Kennedy (DNF)
  22. Devin Thomas (DNF)
  23. Dave Yoder (DNF)
  24. Brian Smith (DNF)
    DNS: Jason Erwin, Charlie Stallman

T.A. Ward Construction 270 Sprints

  1. Bradyn Kuhn
  2. Chase Walker
  3. Cory Myers
  4. Bill Laughman
  5. Cameron McClure
  6. Jordan Knable
  7. Stephanie Welk
  8. Brycen Doyle
  9. Mark Gordon
  10. Chanler Heasley
  11. Eric Christman
  12. Mark Knable
  13. Brett Kauffman (DNF)
  14. Gaitlin Kauffman (DNF)
  15. Stacey Galanis (DNF)
  16. Teegan Kauffman (DNF)
  17. Jason Houtz (DNF)
  18. Zach Glass (DNF)
  19. Dakota Yeingst (DNF)
  20. Brad Cowan (DNF)
  21. Aidan Crouse (DNF)
  22. Jon Williams (DNF)
  23. Jamie Connelly (DNF)

Randy Burkholder Racing Supplies, Bodies and Graphic 4 Cyl. Strictly Stocks

  1. Jimmy Moyer
  2. Justin Williamson
  3. Rusty Garlock
  4. Jesse Matney
  5. Bruce Betres
  6. Robert Cutshall
  7. Jason Goss, Sr.
  8. Shane Flaherty
  9. Shawn Williamson
  10. Josh Norton
  11. Jed Nessinger
  12. Nathan Woolley
  13. Corbin Rosenberry
  14. Sylar Goss
  15. Jason Goss, Jr.
  16. Anthony Varner, Jr. (DNF)
  17. Jacob Rodola (DNF)
  18. Koltan Martin (DNF)
  19. Emily Zarr (DNF)
  20. Aaleyah Dyarman (DNF)
  21. Steven Jacobs (DNF)
    DQ: Nevin Rosenberry

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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