The annual demolition derby returned to the Franklin County Fair in Malone, NY in front of another packed grandstand. There would be 90 cars that would take part in the second night of derby action. There would some hard-hitting all night long as Dan would end up in the trunk on the good rear to rear hit. Gallery

Plattsburgh North Stars Shane Racette (39) with the strong one leg tackle in the open to bring the Vermont Ice Storm ball carrier. It wouldn't be enough though as the North Stars suffer there first loss of the season by a score of 20-10. The first half of the game would be a defensive game as the North Stars would cling to a 3-0 at the break. In the second half is where most of the scoring would come though the Ice Storm would take a 6-3 lead on the touchdown. The North Stars would answer right back though with a touchdown pass to take a 10-6. In the end, though the Ice Storm would be too much on this day as they would get two late 4th quarter touchdowns to secure the 20-10 win. The Plattsburgh North Stars will fall to 4-1 as they head into there bye week and the Ice Storm would improve to 4-1 into a tie for second place. Gallery

Airborne Speedway/Hockey Plus Padres Mark Eggleston (1) slides in at home to score as he takes out the Expos catcher. In-game one of the three-game series with the Meron's Expos, the Padres would come up short 10-3. It would be a close game until the late innings when the Expos bats would wake up and score 6 runs in the seventh inning to secure the victory. Gallery

Tyler Audette and Pure Breed Red take part in there first Franklin County Field Days in Highgate, Vermont. They are on a power pass during the 11,500lb Altered Stock Tractors class. The annual Tractor pull would turn into another all-day event as the first tractor would hook in the 8,000lb Farm Stock Tractor class at 1:30 and then the day would end with the pull off in the 4x4 Tractor Free for All at 11:45. Gallery

Nate Ouimette digs a hole right near the end of his run in the 8,500lb Pure Stock Plus Street Legal class during the annual Truck Pull at the Franklin County Field Days in Highgate, Vermont. Once again the truck pull would run a dual track of competition divided up between the nine different classes with an average class having 15 trucks. Gallery