ACT raccers Patrick Laperele (91) attempts the bump and run on Brandon Atkins (4) and gets himself crossed up and heads up the racetrack battle for third. It would be the third edition of the International 500 and this year it would feature the American Canadian Tour and Pro All Star Series in 200 lap races along with the Revstar Slingshots. There would be 44 cars between the two series with some drivers racing in both. The winner for the farthest haul would go to Tate Folgeman who came from North Carolina for the PASS race. There would be some good competition throughout the dayt with tight racing at the top all day long. The drivers were up on the wheel with the big 10,000 to win on the line. When it was all side and done Joey Doiron would win the PASS event. The in the ACT event Nick Sweet would start on the pole and come around for the eventual win to claim the 10,000. Gallery

ACT racers Ray Parents (17) slams the door of Jeff White (50) and Jeff Whire's car start to see some airtime. Gallery

It would be week 2 of the Empire Football League and it would pit a rematch of last year's championship as the Plattsburgh North Stars would host the Watertown Red Black. The game would start to go the North Stars as Harry Rascoe would connect with Tory Bouyea for a 62-yard score to make it 7-0. Then with four minutes remaining in the quarter, Watertown's Curtis Dukes would get the running score to tie the game at seven. The North Stars would regain the lead with just three minutes left in the half when Tre Bucci would make a juggling catch in the endzone for the 14-7 lead at the break. Then seven minutes into the second half the Stars would score again with Troy Bouyea to make it a 20-7 game. From there on out the defense would shut the Red Black down and the North Stars would hold on for the 20-7 victory. In the winning effort, the Plattsburgh North Stars would go to 1-1 on the season as the Red Black fall to 1-1 on the season. Gallery

Plattsburgh Troy Bouyea (12) drops the shoulder on the Watertown defensive back back breaks through for the score. Gallery

Burnout Contest blue checy monte carlo would win the Burnout Contest as he would light up the tires and put a smoke screen down the front stretch. It would be the 2015 Monster Truck Mania edition with the Black Stallion, Weapon 1, Higher Education, and Overkill Evolution. As part of the show would be Burnout Contest, Reserve Races, Specator Racers and Flagpole races. There would be a good crowd on story that would be entertained with a two hour show. The crowd would be most pleased with the Burnout Contest although the Main Event of evening would be the blown Monster Trucks. Gallery

During the flagpole race one of the contests decided the race would be over early as he would take the tire with him and head to the pits. Gallery

Modifieds Bucko Branham (20) gives the old bump and runs to Danny Sullivan (3) headed into turn 1 with two laps to go and gets the win. It would be week 6 of racing at Airborne Park Speedway and it would be double features for the Mini-Modifieds, Renegades and twin 50's for the Modifieds. There would be some intense racing throughout the evening including a photo finish and lots of three-wide racing but for the most part, it would be all clean racing. The feature winners in the evening would be CJ LaVair and Kris Clark in the Mini-Modifieds, in the Renegades it would be Tylor Terry and Brent Jarvis. As for the main event the Modifieds it would be Bucko Branham getting the first one with the bump run with 2 laps to go on Danny Sullivan and Vincent Queenville would get the second feature. The racers are off for a couple of weeks as the ACT series comes in for a stand-alone show. Gallery

Renegades Josh Terry (43) and Keith O'Neil (54) get tangled and hooked together down the front stretch as Keith O'Neil came down. Gallery

Modifieds Jason Durgan (17) tries the extreme low line in turn one to make it three-wide on Jamey Begor (19) and Greg Atkins (1NY). It would be week 5 of racing at Airborne and it would be Riley Ford Night presented by Whelen with a Modified Double Feature. There would be a threat of rain over the track the whole evening but it would stay dry all night. The action on the track would be fast and hard-charging throughout the night with a couple crashes on tap. When the smoke would settle the feature winners in the evening would be Kris Clark in the Mini-Modifieds, Richie Turner in the Renegades and Jamie LaFountain and Mike Wells in the Modifieds as they would be the seventh different winner in the division this season. Gallery

Mini-Modifieds Tyler Irwin (54) starts to dirt track the car on asphalt as he goes under Rob Foley (66) for position. Gallery

Modified Jamie LaFountain (20x) cuts the bottom in the middle of the turn and passes Greg Atkins (1NY) in the fender to fender battle. It would be week four of racing at Airborne Park Speedway as part of Peru Federal Credit Union/Econo Lodge Double feature night as all divisions would have two features. It would be some of the intense racing on the night as teams were fighting for the extra points and money. With that being said there would be a couple of wrecks and some damaged cars on the night. As for the winners on the night in the Modifieds, it would be Jayson Criss and Bucko Branham, Renegades would be Zack Daniels and Josh Terry and in the Mini-Modifieds it would be Chris LaVair and Tyler Irwin. Gallery

Mini-Modifieds Pete Blaney (22b) lays the bumper to Tim LaFountain (41) down the front stretch to let him know he there and coming for the spot. Gallery

Modifieds Jason Criss (30) and Brian McGinley (35) take wheel to wheel into turn one with no contact and make it out the other end. It would be the third weekend of racing at Airborne and the first in a month because of rain outs. One this night we would have the Plattsburgh Ford/Aaron Night Renegade 100 along with the Modifieds, Late Models and Mini Modifieds. It would be some good racing through out the evening with a lot of fender banging and some crashes. As far as the features would go Chris Lavair would win the Mini Modifieds. Then next on tap would be the Late Models and Bobby Therein and Josh Masterson would fight it out for most of the race with Bobby Therein getting the slight win. Then next up would be the Modifieds in a race would be hard to get started with many early race caution once things got settled down Jamie LaFountain would earn his first career victory. Then it would be time for the main event of the evening the Renegade 100 there would be nineteen cars that would take the green flag but when the checkered flag flew there would only be eleven cars left through the carnage the eventual winner would be Jason McClatchie to get career win number one. Gallery

Mini-Modifieds Chris LaVair (4) Kris Clark (77) and Harold LaVair (9) race hard into turn one three wide as they battle for the early lead. Gallery

Peabody's Shane Perrotte (2) slides under the tag at home plate to extend there lead. It would be a mid-week battle between the Peabody Padres and Adam's Glass Dodgers at the Lefty Wilson field. The Padres would jump out to the quick 1-0 lead after the first inning. They would another run in the third inning to make it 2-0. Then in the fourth inning, the Dodgers would get on the board but the Padres would two more runs to make it 4-1. Then in the sixth, both teams would score again the Dodgers would get another single run while the Padres would add three and make it 7-2. The Padres would go on to win by that 7-2 margin and improve to 7-1 on the season. Gallery

Peabody's Matt Rivers (88) with the backhanded stop deep in the hole to save extra bases. Gallery

Dragoon's base runner slides under the tag at third base as he got two bases on the flyout. It would be the start of the second rotation of the first half of the Adirondack Slow Pitch League and would feature the Store Tavern and Dragoon's Farm Equipment. It would be a sea-saw an affair with both teams trading the lead back and forth throughout the night. The Dragoon's Farm Equipment would end up getting the eventual win by a score of 15-13. Dragoon's Farm Equipment would go to 7-4 while the Store Tavern would fall to 5-6 on the season. Gallery

Store Tavern's Shane Perrotte (2) with solid contact on the pitch for the base hit to start the game. Gallery

Peabody's Shane Perrotte (2) slides in safe at the plate a head of the tag of the dodgers catcher for the game-winning run. We would have a mid-week game in Champlain Valley Baseball League action to start week four of the season between the Peabody Padres and Adam's Glass Dodgers. The Dodgers would get the early lead 1-0 after the first inning. They would add a pair of runs in the second to make it a 3-0 lead. At the bottom of the third, the Padres would get on the board to make it 3-1. Then in the fourth, the Padres would have a big inning plating four runs to take the 5-3 lead. Then in the fifth the Dodgers would get one to make it 5-4 game. Then in the sixth, they would get two runs to regain the 6-5 lead. Then in the bottom of the seventh, the padres would get two including the game-winning head first slide by Shane Perrotte at the plate to get the 7-6 victory. In the winning effort, Matt Rivers would go the distance for the victory as the Padres go to 6-1 on the season. Gallery

Peabody's Jeff Norton (8) receives the grounder on the hot corner and fires over to first for the out. Gallery