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Path Valley Speedway Weekend Results – August 8-9, 2025

Friday, August 8
Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series

  1. Gavin Miller
  2. Chase McDermand
  3. Jacob Denny
  4. Kyle Jones
  5. Michael Faccinto
  6. Hayden Wise
  7. Colton Robinson
  8. Brandon Carr
  9. Trevor Cline
  10. Key Kameron
  11. Ethan Mitchell
  12. Alex Karpowicz
  13. Cannon McIntosh
  14. Daniel Bennett
  15. Jason Bennett
  16. Cord Kisthardt
  17. Ryan Roulette
  18. Jimmy Glenn

Cisney’s Auto Parts 4 Cylinder Thunder Cars

  1. Kevin Bard
  2. Jeremy Ott
  3. Cameron Defenderfer
  4. Kenny Yoder
  5. Jackson Eutzy
  6. Charlie Stallman
  7. Jeremy Eutzy
  8. Wesley Young
  9. Ronnie Garlock III
  10. Roger Traxler
  11. Kenny Hill
  12. Doug Sales
  13. Jake Shoup
  14. Bill Kennedy
  15. Bill Sterner
  16. Bill Seibert
  17. Michael Danner
  18. Brock Foster
  19. Jamie Rhone
  20. Shaun Linn
  21. Tara Sales (DNF)
  22. Matt Williamson (DNF)
  23. Ronnie Garlock (DNF)
  24. Brian Smith (DNF)

Saturday, August 9
Cisney’s Auto Parts 4 Cylinder Thunder Cars

  1. Kevin Bard
  2. Jackson Eutzy
  3. Cameron Defendefer
  4. Brock Foster
  5. Bill Kennedy
  6. Aaron Updegraff
  7. Ronnie Buck
  8. Jeremy Eutzy
  9. Robert McQuade
  10. Doug Sales
  11. Lyle Barnes
  12. Jason Erwin
  13. Ronnie Garlock III
  14. Roger Traxler
  15. Jamie Rhone
  16. Wesley Young
  17. Dustin Moore
  18. Tyler Stine (DNF)
  19. Charlie Stallman (DNF)
  20. Shaun Linn (DNF)
  21. Tara Sales (DNF)
  22. Devin Thomas (DNF)
  23. Jeremy Shoup (DNF)
  24. Kenny Hill (DNF)
    DQ: Dakota Yeingst

PASS 305 Sprints

  1. Doug Dodson
  2. Kyle Hart
  3. Mike Koehler
  4. Timmy Bitner
  5. Kruz Kepner
  6. Jarrett Cavalet
  7. Mike Melair
  8. Kenny Heffner
  9. Drew Young
  10. Mike Alleman
  11. Gerald Harris
  12. Jonathan Swift
  13. Dave Whickham
  14. Tyler Schell
  15. Paul Moyer
  16. Darren Schott
  17. Caleb Harris
  18. Hunter McFadden (DNF)
    Farner’s Racing Collectables Hard Charger – Mike Melair
    Hard Luck Award – Hunter McFadden

T.A. Ward Construction 270 Sprints

  1. Brent Shearer
  2. Bradyn Kuhn
  3. Brett Kauffman
  4. Nick Goehring
  5. Cory Myers
  6. Aidan Crouse
  7. Wesley Libert
  8. Justin Harrington
  9. Jordan Knable
  10. Zach Glass
  11. Kenny Hardy Jr.
  12. Cayden Forsythe
  13. Stephanie Welk
  14. Jon Williams
  15. Eric Christman
  16. Mark Gordon (DNF)
  17. Jason Houtz (DNF)
  18. Travis Hodge (DNF)
  19. Chanler Heasley (DNF)
  20. Stacey Galanis (DNF)
  21. Brycen Doyle (DNF)
  22. Jamie Connelly (DNF)
    DNS: Mark Knable

Metzler’s Auto, Truck & Trailer Wingless Super Sportsman

  1. Tony Hampton
  2. Tony Jackson
  3. Brett Perigo
  4. Luke Lenker
  5. Wyatt Rotz
  6. Eric Walker
  7. Brandon Shearer
  8. Brad Cowan
  9. Steve Wilbur
  10. Brad Mellott
  11. Scott Smith
  12. Sam Leonard
  13. Donnie Farlling
  14. Dennis Perigo
  15. Kirk Baker
  16. Cooper Shue
  17. Mark Zimmerman
  18. Josh Smith
  19. Joey Hershey
  20. Billy Doyle
  21. Brad Kling
  22. Nicholas Zborovanick (DNF)

Macri Concrete 600 Sprints

  1. Connor Fetrow
  2. Jason Schrist
  3. Cole Dewease
  4. Chase Robinson
  5. Dakota Sheaffer
  6. Dylan Anderson
  7. Randy Kunkle Jr.
  8. Jim Young
  9. Ben Freels
  10. Miachel Ciccone
  11. Vincent Gaudiosi
  12. Taylor Smith
  13. Cole Armstrong
  14. Sara Borror
  15. Cayden Blair (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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