It was 20 years in the making as the Plattsburgh North Stars celebrate their first-ever Empire Football League Championship with a 13-10 win over the Watertown Red & Black to avenge last year's defeat in the title game. The North Stars would take the early 3-0 lead on Mitch Ryder's 40 yard goal. The lead would hold until midway through the second quarter when the Red & Black would answer with 10 unanswered points to take the 10-3 lead into the locker room. In the third quarter, the North Stars would trim into the deficit on a Mitch Ryder field goal that squeaked over the crossbar to make it 10-6 Red & Black. The North Stars would get the game-winning score 4 minutes into the fourth quarter Touchdown reception by Trevor St. Clair. The Red & Black did have a chance to send it into overtime as they pushed a 30-yard field goal attempt wide with 17 seconds remaining and with the celebration was on. Gallery

Plattsburgh North Stars Heath Geisler (#21) makes the catch looking back over his shoulder on the corner route. The Plattsburgh North Stars would waste very little time in taking care of the Amsterdam Zephyrs in the Empire Football League Semi-Finals. The North Stars would go for the 31-0 victory. In the winning effort, Kenny Stay would throw for three touchdown passes and they would get another on the ground. With the convincing victory, the North Stars would step up a rematch of last year's Empire Football League Championship with the Watertown Red & Black expect this time it will be in Plattsburgh as they look to avenge last year's 6-0 defeat. Gallery

The local area snow sled clubs from Ellenburg, Plattsburgh, Peru, and Saranac held there 4th annual sled drags for the third year at the Airborne Speedway in Plattsburgh, NY. There were around 35 competitors in the 16 different classes that competed to benefit the different clubs. Everyone was very pleased with the turnout and is looking forward to next year's races. Brad Labombard and his Arctic Cat F7 get the ski up on the launch. Gallery

Plattsburgh North Stars Earl Parks (#33) with the leg wrap tackles behind the line to stop Vermont Ice Storm's (#3) before he started. The Plattsburgh North Stars would use late 4th quarter heroic's to get the 21-20 win over the Vermont Ice Storm in clinching there first regular-season title in franchise history. The North Stars would jump to an early 7-0 lead on Trevor St. Clair. Then the Ice Storm would respond with touchdowns of their own to take the 14-7 lead. Then late in the third quarter, Kenny Stay would hit Trevor St. Clair again for his second touchdown on the night to tie the game at 14. Then late in the 4th quarter, the Ice Storm would get go-ahead touchdown although the North Stars would block the extra point to keep the lead at 20-14. The on issuing drive Kenny Stay would hit Jordan Keleher for a 33-yard touchdown and would make the point to give the North Stars a 21-20 victory and clinch the regular-season title and home advantage in the playoffs. Gallery

Jordan Lustik and Silver Bullet walking it out the gate in the Super Stock Open shooting a rooster tail about thirty feet in the air. At the end of the event, Jordan Lustik would be officially named the 2010 Super Stock Open champion his ninth NTPA Grand National title. The NTPA would bring four classes to Essex Junction, VT with the Super Stock Open and Super Semis Grand National level, and on the regional level, they would have the four wheel and two-wheel-drive truck classes with 30 hooks over the four classes. Gallery

Plattsburgh's Kyle Babbie (52) with the sack on the Red-Black quarterback. In a rematch of last year's Empire Football League Championship, the Plattsburgh North Stars would gain there revenge over the Watertown Red & Black with a convincing 21-7 victory. With the win, the North Stars are now in a three-way tie atop the league with Watertown and Vermont. The North Stars would show that they meant busy from the beginning when Kenny Stay and Trevor St. Clair connected on a touchdown pass on the opening driving. Then as the half was nearing the end Kenny Stay would connect with Jordan Keleher for a second touchdown pass. The North Stars would add another one late. Then Red & Black would get their lone touchdown with 1:30 left in the game. The North Stars will look to ride this momentum into there game next weekend on the road against the New York Stallions in Hartwick. Gallery

Jason Vander Weert and the Renegade blowing smoke as he takes it out the back in the Altered Stock class. The Essex County Fair Tractor Pull would bring an end to the 2010 Adirondack Truck & Tractor Pullers Association season. One the last day of the season there would be 75 entries spread over 13 different classes. Gallery

John Chamberlain in his 2010 Toyota Tundra would clinch the title for the 6,500lb Pure Stock Street Legal Truck on the final run of the season at the Essex County Fair in Westport, NY. The annual truck pull would run through 10 different classes on the night with an average of 10 trucks per class. Gallery

Fay Cheney in his 2010 Nissan Titan takes part in the 5,500lb Pure Stock Street Legal Truck class during the annual truck and tractor pull in Malone, NY at the Franklin County Fair. It would turn into an all-day and night affair with 35 different classes taking part in front of the packed house. Gallery

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