Sportsman Modified Josh Currier (42C) would hit a whole and bounce into Rico Hernandez (2) and causing damage to the rear of Rico Hernandez. It would be Week 7 of racing at Airborne Park Speedway as part of Liquor and Wine Warehouse Make A Wish night. Airborne would have there normal five division racing in the evening and there would be great racing all around in the evening. When the dust would settle Chris Raabe (career win 150) would win the 358 Modified, Sportsman Modified Jamie LaFountain, Renegade Brent Jarvis, Mini-modified Pierre Oliver, and Strictly Stock Shawn Walker. Gallery

358 Modified Jake Scarbrough (24S) and Ryan Arbuthnot (R70) go side by side through turn 1 and 2 battling for position. Gallery

Jonathan Zakarauskas and the Hulk on a power pass as he takes second during the Pro Stock 4x4 Truck class. It would be the opening pull of the Adirondack Truck and Tractor Pullers season and the first street truck pull to put on by the Franklin County AG Society at the Franklin County Fairgrounds. There would be around 75 hooks in 12 different classes. The show would range from the Modified 4x4 Trucks down to Stock Trucks and would be good with a couple of breaks for rain but all classes would pull. Gallery

Terry Collins and his mid-1970's Ford F100 takes it down grandstand side for the win in the 5800lb stock truck class.Gallery

Tyler Irwin (54) and Dave Demore race for the 4th position during the mini-modified feature. Gallery

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Sportsman Modified Lonnie Rivers (7R), Codie Aubin (7) and Joey Scarbrough (38) battle closely for the position in turn 1 at the beginning of the race. It would be week 5 of the Airborne Park Speedway season the Revstar Invasion presented by Peru Federal Credit Union. There would be the Airborne 358 Modified, Sportsman Modified, Renegades along the Revstar Speedsters. The feature events would star with the Revstar Speedsters winner would be the 74s in the 8 car field. The next feature to hit the track would be 358 Modified for 30 laps it would be a great battle upfront that would see Gage Morin take the lead with 10 to go from Rabdideau to get his first win of the season. In the sportsman modified division it would be Moises Page gathering his third win of the season. In the Renegade division, Brent Jarvis would stay perfect on the season gathering his fifth win of the season while crowd favorite Curtis McGiven would get third his first podium finish in many years. Gallery

Renegades Michael Wright (78) and Jimmy Bushey (11) battle for second at the beginning of the feature. Gallery

Plattsburgh State's Peter Ciacelli (51) with the hard-hit along the sidelines that jars the ball loose for the scramble. The Plattsburgh State Cardinals would host the Plymouth State Panthers in non conference action. The Cardinals would cruise out to a 6-1 lead after the first period on goals from Austin Belz (2), Ryan Hubbard, Ryan Callahan (2), and Jake Carroll. In the second quarter, the Panthers would put up more of a fight although the Cardinals would win the quarter 4-3 on goals from Mike Gay, Jake Carroll, Joe Mineau, and Ryan Callahan to have a 10-4 lead at the break. When the teams came out for the second half the Cardinals would show no let-up as they win the quarter 4-0 on goals from Ryan Callahan (2), Ryan Hubbard, and Kevin Litchauer for the 14-4 lead. In the fourth quarter the Cardinals would stay in control winning quarter 4-2 on goals from Billy Moller, Christopher Weider, Austin Belz, and Matt Gonzales to secure the 18-6 win. In the winning effort, Austin Graham would make 6 saves although leading the way for the Cardinals would be Ryan Callahan with 5 goals and 3 assist for an 8 point day as the Cardinals go to 5-2 on the season. Gallery

Plattsburgh State's Brandon Heimbuch (33) takes the check from the defender and continues done the middle for the shot on net. Gallery

The #1 Harvard Crimson would meet up with the #3 Cornell Big Red in the championship of ECAC Hockey. The Harvard Crimson would get the first goal of the game on Ryan Donato's power-play goal at 14:46 of the first period for a 1-0 lead. The game would stay there till 16:08 of the second period when Harvard's Luke Esposito would score to make it 2-0. The Crimson would expand there lead to 3-0 on Michael Floodstrand's goal that bounced in off the backboards. Then at 11:10 of the period, Harvard's Ryan Donato would get his second of the night and make it 4-0. In the closing minutes of the game, Cornell's Jeff Malott would score to break up the shutout and make it 4-1 game. In the winning effort, Merrick Madsen would make 25 saves as the Harvard Crimson are crowned the 2017 ECAC champions. Gallery

Harvard's Jacob Olson (26) with the crunching hit along the boards to jar the puck loose. Gallery

Harvard's Jacob Olsen (26) with the open ice hit on Quinnipiac's Tim Clifton(11) and knocks him to the ice. The #1 Harvard Crimson would meet up with the #5 Quinnipiac Bobcats in the ECAC Tournament Semi-Finals at the Herb Brook Arena in Lake Placid, NY. The game would remain scoreless until the 11-minute mark of the second period when Harvard's Sean Malone would make it 1-0. The Bobcats would keep fighting and tie the game back up at 1 on Thomas Adsworth's goal at 16:16 of the second period on the power play. The Crimson would regain the lead on Sean Malone's second goal at 18:56 of the second period to make it 2-1 Crimson. The Crimson would come out in the third period and keep the pressure on and extend the lead on Sean Malone's third goal at 4:04 of the third period to make it 3-1 crimson. As the game was nearing the end the Crimson would add an empty netter from Luke Esposito to secure the 4-1 victory. In the winning effort, Merrick Madsen would make 25 saves the Harvard Crimson advance to Saturday nights championship game. Gallery

Quinnipiac's Scott Davidson (22) crunches Harvard's Devin Triangles (22) along the boards to free the puck. Gallery

Cornell's Patrick McCarron(27) puts the move on Union's Jeff Taylor (2) and puts the shot on net. The #2 Union Dutchmen would meet up with the #3 Cornell Big Red in the second semi-final of the ECAC Hockey Championships. The game would remain scoreless until the 3:03 mark when Cornell's Noah Bauld would give the Big Red the 1-0 lead. Then just over four minutes later the Big Red would extend the lead to 2-0 on Jake Weidner's goal. The game would stay there til the 7:23 mark of the thirds period when Union's Cole Maier would score to make it 2-1 down the stretch. Then at 16:48 of the third, the Big Red would regain the 2-0 lead on Eric Freschi's goal. Then just over a minute later the Big Red would put the game away on Beau Starrett's goal. In the winning effort, Mitch Gillam would make 33 saves as the Cornell Big Red advance to the finals on Saturday evening against Harvard. Gallery

Union's Vas Kolias (3) rides the Cornell defender into the boards for the hit. Gallery

Beekmantown's Alyssa Waters (2) with the underhanded layup for the score. The #8 Beekmantown Eagles would meet up with the Glens Falls Indians in the Quarterfinals of the New York State Tournament. The Eagles jump out to a big lead at 22-5 after the first quarter. In the second quarter, the Indians would start to come back winning the quarter 13-10 although the Eagles would have the 32-18 lead at the break. When the teams came back for the third quarter the Eagles wouldn't let up and win the quarter 15-11 and have a 47-29 lead. In the fourth quarter, the Indians would do there best to try and comeback winning the quarter 27-19 although it wouldn't be enough as the Beekmantown Eagles hold on for 66-56 victory. In the winning effort, the Eagles go to 22-1 on the season and advance to final four and will face #1 Binghamton Seton Catholic. Gallery

Beekmantown's Brooke Bjelko (32) with the contested shot in close for the score. Gallery

Northeastern Clinton's Nicholas Duffy (15) with the off-balance lay up for the score. The Northeastern Clinton Cougars would meet up with the #20 Canton Golden Bears in NYS Class B Quarterfinals. The Cougars would jump off to a quick start and have a 19-8 lead after the 1st quarter. In the second quarter, the teams would play even ball as the Bears win the quarter 16-15 although the Cougars would have a 34-24 lead at the break. When the teams came back for the second half it would be a totally different game as the Bears win the quarter 14-4 and tie the game at 38 going into the fourth. In the fourth quarter, the Bears win the quarter 21-11 and win the game 59-49. As the Northeastern Clinton Cougars lose the game there season would come to an end at 10-8. Gallery

Northeastern Clinton's Rylee Hollister (23) with the up and under for the score. Gallery