Central PA 358 Point Series standings as of 6-25-11

Here are the updated Central PA 358 Point Series presented by HTMA standings after tonight's race at Selinsgrove Speedway.

1. Logan Schuchart - 599 pts. (3 win)
2. Billy Dietrich - 592 pts.(5 win)
3. Pat Cannon - 540 pts. (7 wins)
4. Jeff Rohrbaugh - 431 pts. (1 win)
5. Dale Hammaker - 370 Pts. (1 win)
6. TJ Stutts - 294 pts. (2 win)
7. Blane Heimbach - 287 pts. (2 win)
8. Tim Wagaman - 283 pts.
9. Chad Trout - 256 pts.
10.Cris Eash - 232 pts. (1 win)
11.Steve Owings - 226 pts. ( 2 win)
12.Adrian Shaffer - 219 pts. (1 win)
13.Nate Snyder - 217 pts. (1 win)
14.Niki Young - 190 pts (1 win)
15.Joe Trone Jr. - 179 Pts. (1 win)
16.Larry Kelleher - 173 pts.
17.Eric Tomecek - 167 pts.
18.Glenndon Forsythe - 156 pts. (1 win)
19.Michael Ruttcamp - 142 Pts.
20.Colby Womer - 132 pts.
21.Kyle Moody - 125 pts.
22.Ted Thomas - 122 pts.
23.Keith Prutzman - 116 Pts.
24.Nate Hammaker - 115 pts.
25.Brook Weibley - 108 pts. (1 win)
26.Jay Galloway - 110 pts. (1 win)
27.Austin Hogue - 109 Pts. (1 win)
28.Jason Shultz - 108 pts. (1 win)
29.Mike Duncan Jr. - 106 pts.
30.Rodney Westhaver - 97 Pts.
31.Davie Frenek - 94 pts. (1 win)
32.Scott Geesey - 91 pts.
33.Jason Cunningham Jr. - 91 Pts.
34.Scott Fisher - 89 Pts. (1 win)
35.Jessica Anderson - 81 Pts.
36.Matt Boland - 81 Pts.
37.Matt Horst - 80 pts.
38.Billy Pauch, Jr - 78 pts.
39.Arron Spahr - 74 Pts. (1 win)
40.Rich Eichelberger - 73 Pts.
41.Steve Storrie - 72 pts.
42.Joey Allen - 70 Pts. (1 win)
43.Derek Locke - 68 pts.
44.Phil Walter - 61 pts.
45.Kevin Nouse - 54 pts.
46.Cody Keller - 54 pts.
47.Amy Ott - 54 Pts.
48.Kyle Purks - 53 Pts.
49.Trevor Little 50 Pts. (1 win)
50.Brian Garland - 50 Pts.
51.Doug Hammaker - 49 pts.
52.Josh Beard - 46 pts.
53.Mark Smith - 43 Pts.
54.Randy Whisler - 42 Pts.
55.Tim Burkheimer - 38 Pts.
56.Jessie Morrison - 38 Pts.
57.Nathan Burwager - 32 pts.
58.Todd Berkheimer - 26 Pts.
59.Steve Buckwalter - 25 pts.
60.Austin Reed - 25 Pts.
61.Jordan Frontz - 20 Pts.
62. Aaron Eichelberger - 16 Pts.
63.Ricky Stonebraker - 14 Pts.
64.Bob Beidleman - 14 Pts.
65.Wes Irwin - 14 Pts.
66.Jacob Allen - 14 Pts.
67.Jason Cherry - 12 Pts.
68.Matt Heimbach - 12 Pts.
69.Kevin Nagy - 10 Pts.
70.Billy Shofstall - 10 Pts.
71.Zach Euculano - 10 Pts.
72.Ryan Kissinger - 10 Pts.

Nate Snyder is your winner tonight at Selinsgrove Speedway.

Nate Snyder was the winner tonight at Selinsgrove Speedway over Blane Heimbach , Colby Womer , TJ Stutts, & Josh Beard.

6th through 10th where Eric Tomecek , Logan Schuchart , Larry Kelleher , Matt Heimbach, & Jason Shultz.

Scott FISHER SCORES FIRST CAREER WIN IN TRAIL-WAY “358” SPRINTS

Hanover, PA (06/24/11) – Leave it up to fan favorite Scott Fisher to jokingly look at the down side of a first career win.

“Unless you’re a rookie, starting on the front row at this point in the year means you’re not having a good season,” said a jubilant Fisher upon exiting his Pitzer Trucking/Thomas Motorsports #21 in victory lane, “But there are a lot of great drivers here, and this place is tough.”

“That 52 kid…Austin Hogue…is going to be a great driver. He raced me clean the entire way. Then I saw the 66 on the scoreboard. Everyone is great here. Anyone can win from the front row. Now I need to win from further back.”

The 2010 Trail-Way rookie of the year started second, grabbed the lead from polesitter Jacob Allen at the start, and turned his season around two days before his birthday by leading the entire way.

“We blew up five times so far this year,” said Fisher, “I owe this win to Ron Thomas, who has put a lot of money into this operation this year.”

As if that wasn’t enough, Fisher’s likeness was also one of the winner’s of Trail-Way’s poster contest at intermission, an event sponsored by Speedway 94, which provided prizes to all the kids who participated.

Austin Hogue, who started fourth and joked a few weeks ago that it’s good he started on the front row because he hasn’t yet learned to pass cars, did pass two cars…passing Allen for the runner-up spot on lap six. He ran second the rest of the way, with Dale Hammaker coming from eighth starting spot to finish third.

Points leader Jeff Rohrbaugh advanced from 12th starting spot to finish fourth, with ninth-starting Cris Eash completing the top five.

Sixth through tenth were Billy Dietrich, 17th-starting Steve Storrie, Allen, Randy Whisler, and Todd Berkheimer.

Heats for the 18 “358” sprinters were won by Eash and Berkheimer.

Feature (25 Laps)

1. 21-Scott Fisher; 2. 52-Austin Hogue; 3. 66-Dale Hammaker; 4. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 5. 10W-Cris Eash; 6. 8-Billy Dietrich; 7. 0-Steve Storrie; 8. 1A-Jacob Allen; 9. 64-Randy Whisler; 10. 75-Todd Berkheimer; 11. 7C-J.B. Cunningham; 12. 20-Trevor Little; 13. 10-Zach Euculano; 14. 99-Joe Trone, Jr.(DNF); 15. 18J-Jessie Morrison(DNF); 16. 11D-Mike Duncan, Jr.(DNF); 17. 03-Jeff Miller(DNF); 18. 1-Tim Wagaman(DNF). No Time.

Lap Leaders- Scott Fisher (1-25).

Logan Schuchart Gets Second In 358s

Logan Schuchart watched as leader Tim Berkheimer spun with seven laps completed, handing control to Rodney Westhafer in the 358 sprint main while he held down the fourth spot. Westhafer was still in control with nine laps to go when a restart found Schuchart on his bumper for the return to action. The green flag was all Schuchart needed to see following the caution period as he quickly took the lead from Westhafer before pulling away to what ended up a straightaway lead at the finish.

Westhafer held on to second followed by Rich Eichelberger, Pat Cannon and Kevin Nouse.Sixth through 10th went to Amy Ott, Davie Franek, Nate Hammaker, Chad Trout and Brian Garland. Heats went to Adrian Shaffer, Tim Berkheimer and Bill Schoffstall with Eric Tomecek taking the consolation race.

358 sprints, 20 laps: 1. Logan Schuchart, 2. Rodney Westhafer, 3. Rich Eichelberger, 4. Pat Cannon, 5. Kevin Nouse, 6. Amy Ott, 7. Davie Franek, 8. Nate Hammaker, 9. Chad Trout, 10. Brian Garland, 11. Adrian Shaffer, 12. Austin Reed, 13. Kyle Moody, 14. Michael Ruttkamp, 15. Glenndon Forsythe, 16. Kyle Purks, 17. Matt Boland, 18. Aaron Eichelberger, 19. Eric Tomecek, 20. Tim Berkheimer, 21. Scott Geesey, 22. Billy Schoffstall, 23. Ricky Stonebraker, 24. Jay Galloway

Central PA 358 Point Series standings as of 6-24-11

Here are the updated Central PA 358 Point Series presented by HTMA standings after tonight's races at Trail Way and Williams Grove Speedway's.

1. Billy Dietrich - 592 pts.(5 win)
2. Logan Schuchart - 583 pts. (3 win)
3. Pat Cannon - 540 pts. (7 wins)
4. Jeff Rohrbaugh - 431 pts. (1 win)
5. Dale Hammaker - 370 Pts. (1 win)
6. Tim Wagaman - 283 pts.
7. TJ Stutts - 269 pts. (2 win)
8. Chad Trout - 256 pts.
9. Blane Heimbach - 252 pts. (2 win)
10.Cris Eash - 232 pts. (1 win)
11.Steve Owings - 226 pts. ( 2 win)
12.Adrian Shaffer - 219 pts. (1 win)
13.Niki Young - 190 pts (1 win)
14.Joe Trone Jr. - 179 Pts. (1 win)
15.Nate Snyder - 167 pts.
16.Larry Kelleher - 159 pts.
17.Glenndon Forsythe - 156 pts. (1 win)
18.Eric Tomecek - 149 pts.
19.Michael Ruttcamp - 142 Pts.
20.Kyle Moody - 125 pts.
21.Ted Thomas - 122 pts.
22.Keith Prutzman - 116 Pts.
23.Nate Hammaker - 115 pts.
24.Brook Weibley - 108 pts. (1 win)
25.Jay Galloway - 110 pts. (1 win)
26.Austin Hogue - 109 Pts. (1 win)
27.Mike Duncan Jr. - 106 pts.
28.Colby Womer - 102 pts.
29.Jason Shultz - 98 pts. (1 win)
30.Rodney Westhaver - 97 Pts.
31.Davie Frenek - 94 pts. (1 win)
32.Scott Geesey - 91 pts.
33.Jason Cunningham Jr. - 91 Pts.
34.Scott Fisher - 89 Pts. (1 win)
35.Jessica Anderson - 81 Pts.
36.Matt Boland - 81 Pts.
37.Matt Horst - 80 pts.
38.Billy Pauch, Jr - 78 pts.
39.Arron Spahr - 74 Pts. (1 win)
40.Rich Eichelberger - 73 Pts.
41.Steve Storrie - 72 pts.
42.Joey Allen - 70 Pts. (1 win)
43.Derek Locke - 68 pts.
44.Phil Walter - 61 pts.
45.Kevin Nouse - 54 pts.
46.Cody Keller - 54 pts.
47.Amy Ott - 54 Pts.
48.Kyle Purks - 53 Pts.
49.Trevor Little 50 Pts. (1 win)
50.Brian Garland - 50 Pts.
51.Doug Hammaker - 49 pts.
52.Mark Smith - 43 Pts.
53.Randy Whisler - 42 Pts.
54.Tim Burkheimer - 38 Pts.
55.Jessie Morrison - 38 Pts.
56.Nathan Burwager - 32 pts.
57.Todd Berkheimer - 26 Pts.
58.Josh Beard - 26 pts.
59.Steve Buckwalter - 25 pts.
60.Austin Reed - 25 Pts.
61.Jordan Frontz - 20 Pts.
62.Ricky Stonebraker - 14 Pts.
63.Bob Beidleman - 14 Pts.
64.Wes Irwin - 14 Pts.
65.Jacob Allen - 14 Pts.
66.Jason Cherry - 12 Pts.
67.Kevin Nagy - 10 Pts.
68.Billy Shofstall - 10 Pts.
69.Zach Euculano - 10 Pts.
70.Ryan Kissinger - 10 Pts.

Logan Schuchart wins at Williams Grove Speedway.

Logan Schuchart picked up win number 2 on the season tonight at Williams Grove Speedway over Rodney Westhaver , Rich Eichelberger , Pat Cannon , and Kevin Nouse.

6th through 10th where Amy Ott , Davie Frenek , Nate Hammaker , Chad Trout , and Brian Garland.

Scott Fisher wins tonight at Trail Way Speedway.

Scott Fisher was your winner tonight at Trail Way Speedway over Austin Hogue , Dale Hammaker , Jeff Rorbaugh and Cris Eash.

6th through 10th where Bill Dietrich , Steve Storrie ,Jacob Allen , Randy Whisler and Todd Berkheimer.

Stutts Earns First Win Of Season On Wild Night Of Racing

SELINSGROVE, Pa. – TJ Stutts of Liverpool drove to a convincing win in the eighth annual Joe Whitcomb Memorial for 358 sprint cars Saturday night at Selinsgrove Speedway. Stutts collected $1,771 for his first win of the season and the 13th of his career at the track driving the Wise Motorsports No. 23M.

Blane Heimbach of Selinsgrove was the night’s fast qualifier with a lap time of 17.498, besting a field of 28 entries.

SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY SUMMARY – 18 June 2011
358 Sprint Cars – 28 Entries
30-Lap Joe Whitcomb Memorial: 1) 23M TJ Stutts ($1,771) 2) 71 Jessica Anderson 3) 19 Colby Womer 4) 1 Mark Smith 5) 1W Eric Tomecek 6) 56 Nate Snyder 7) 76 Larry Kelleher 8) 8R Michael Ruttkamp 9) 22T Matt Boland 10) 66 Ryan Kissinger 11) 99K Cody Keller 12) 1M Jason Shultz 13) 5B Josh Beard 14) 42 Alan Spriggle 15) 99B Nyle Berkes 16) 6S Bill Sherman 17) 74 Matt Heimbach DNF 18) 3 Pat Cannon DNF 19) 12 Blane Heimbach DQ 20) 16H Matt Horst DNF 21) 1N Brian Nornhold DNF 22) 37 Scott Flammer DNF 23) 21 Duane Mausteller DNF 24) 81 Bob Beidelman DNF
25) 80M Dan Richcreek DNS Heat Winners: Matt Boland, Scott Flammer, Brian Nornhold Consolation Winner: Eric Tomecek

Time Trials: 1) 12 Blane Heimbach 17.498 2) 19 Colby Womer 17.674 3) 21 Duane Mausteller 17.732 4) 3 Pat Cannon 17.743 5) 23M TJ Stutts 17.749 6) 5 Josh Beard 17.791 7) 1W Eric Tomecek 17.826 8) 74 Matt Heimbach 17.855 9) 71A Jessica Anderson 17.898 10) 56 Nate Snyder 17.930 11) 66 Ryan Kissinger 17.934 12) 1M Mark Smith 17.975 13) 76 Larry Kelleher 17.999 14) 37 Scott Flammer 18.030 15) 8R Michael Ruttkamp 10.044 16) 22T Matt Boland 18.063 17) 1 Jason Shultz 18.147 18) 1N Brian Nornhold 18.192 19) 99K Cody Keller 18.234 20) 42 Alan Spriggle 18.236 21) 16H Matt Horst 18.295 22) 5W Phil Walter 18.349 23) 769 Steve Nederostek 18.382 24) 99B Nyle Berkes 18.487 25) 81 Bob Beidelman 18.488 26) 38 Buzz Wilson 18.783 27) 80R Dan Richcreek 18.785 28) 6S Bill Sherman 18.858

Jay Galloway claims first of career,Jeff Rohrbaugh takes first of the year in "358" sprint features

After a pair of "358" sprint car features, Lincoln has now seen ten winners in ten races.

Jay Galloway took the lead from polesitter Steve Storrie on lap four and dominated en route to his first career sprint car win in the regularly scheduled 20-lap feature. Galloway’s final margin of victory was 1.39 seconds over sixth-starting Glenndon Forsythe, with eighth-starting Niki Young, Austin Reed, and 12^th-starting Jeff Rohrbaugh completing the top five.

"I’ve won a lot of motorcross races," said a jubilant Galloway upon exiting his Helicopter Applicators #27, "But there’s nothing like racing a sprint car. My wife keeps reminding me that I don’t do this for a living, because if I did, we’d be poor!"

Earlier in the evening, Jeff Rohrbaugh ended a personal dry spell by winning his first race of the year in a thrilling 20-lap "358" sprint car makeup feature from June 4^th. The win was worth $1,200, thanks to an extra $200 put in the purse by Pat Sterner and Don Althoff from Sterner Memorial Night.

Rohrbaugh started tenth and was already running third by the time the only caution of the event came out for Austin Reed, who came to a stop on turn three of lap three. Rohrbaugh caught Travis Willow for second on the restart, and then moved past polesitter Isaac Sneeringer for the race lead on lap four.

But the race wasn’t over. On lap six, ninth-starting Dale Hammaker caught Sneeringer for second, and he immediately closed on Rohrbaugh. Hammaker caught the Shane Smith CTI/Flatwork Concrete #45 at the midway point and drove around Rohrbaugh for the lead on lap 11. Just when it looked like Hammaker would drive away, the leaders approached lapped traffic and Hammaker got caught up behind a lapped car, handing the lead back over to Rohrbaugh on lap 14.

As those two raced for the lead, eighth starting Chad Trout closed and made it a three-car race for the win.

Trout was actually scored second on lap 16, but Hammaker reclaimed the runner-up spot on lap 17 and closed again on Rohrbaugh before hitting the outside guardrail on the front stretch of lap 19. Trout moved back into second, and 15^th-starting Niki Young caught Hammaker for third on the final lap.

Rohrbaugh’s final margin of victory was 1.32 seconds over Trout. Hard charger Billy Dietrich came from 20^th starting spot to finish fifth.

Heats for the 34 "358" sprinters were won by Young, Forsythe, Ted Thomas, Jr., and Tim Wagaman, with Scott Fisher winning the consolation.

KEIZER ALUMINUM WHEELS 358 SPRINTS
Make-up 6/4 Feature (20-Laps) - 1. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 2. 7C-Chad Trout; 3. 65-Niki Young; 4. 66-Dale Hammaker; 5. 8-Billy Dietrich; 6. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 7. 69-Logan Schuchart; 8. 23B-Billy Pauch Jr.; 9. B52-Brook Weibley; 10. 66H-Doug Hammaker; 11. 19Z-Isaac Sneeringer; 12. 67-Jason Cherry; 13. 91-Adrian Shaffer; 14. 85-Nathan Berwager; 15. 94-Ted Thomas, Jr.; 16. 27-Jay Galloway; 17. 1A-Jacob Allen; 18. 6R-Logan Wagner; 19. 69-Travis Willow (DNF); 20. 97-Brie Hershey (DNF); 21. 50-Austin Reed (DNF); 22. 0-Steve Storie (DNF); 23. 5T-Glenndon Forsythe (DNF); 24. 28-Keith Prutzman (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders - Isaac Sneeringer (1-3), Jeff Rohrbaugh (4-10), Dale Hammaker (11-13), Jeff Rohrbaugh (14-20)

Regularly Scheduled Feature (20-Laps) - 1. 27-Jay Galloway; 2. 5T-Glenndon Forsythe; 3. 65-Niki Young; 4. 50-Austin Reed; 5. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 6. 0-Steve Storrie; 7. 7C-Chad Trout; 8. 66H-Doug Hammaker; 9. 91-Adrian Shaffer; 10. 94-Ted Thomas, Jr.; 11. 85-Nathan Berwager; 12. 97-Brie Hershey; 13. 21-Scott Fisher; 14. 50B-Tim Berkheimer; 15. 23B-Billy Pauch, Jr.; 16. 6R-Logan Wagner; 17. 23-Chris Arnold; 18. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 19. 19Z-Isaac Sneeringer; 20. 1S-Logan Schuchart (DNF); 21. 28-Keith Prutzman (DNF); 22. 8-Billy Dietrich (DNF); 23. 66-Dale Hammaker (DNF); 24. B52-Brook Weibley (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders - Steve Storrie (1-3), Jay Galloway (4-20)

Central PA 358 Point Series standings as of 6-19-11

Here are the updated Central PA 358 Point Series presented by HTMA standings after tonight's races at Selinsgrove & Lincoln Speedways.

1. Billy Dietrich - 574 pts.(5 win)
2. Logan Schuchart - 533 pts. (2 win)
3. Pat Cannon - 515 pts. (7 wins)
4. Jeff Rohrbaugh - 406 pts. (1 win)
5. Dale Hammaker - 340 Pts. (1 win)
6. Tim Wagaman - 283 pts.
7. TJ Stutts - 269 pts. (2 win)
8. Blane Heimbach - 252 pts. (2 win)
9. Chad Trout - 244 pts.
10.Steve Owings - 226 pts. ( 2 win)
11.Adrian Shaffer - 219 pts. (1 win)
12.Cris Eash - 212 pts. (1 win)
13.Niki Young - 190 pts (1 win)
14.Joe Trone Jr. - 179 Pts. (1 win)
15.Nate Snyder - 167 pts.
16.Larry Kelleher - 159 pts.
17.Glenndon Forsythe - 156 pts. (1 win)
18.Eric Tomecek - 149 pts.
19.Michael Ruttcamp - 142 Pts.
20.Kyle Moody - 125 pts.
21.Ted Thomas - 122 pts.
22.Keith Prutzman - 116 Pts.
23.Brook Weibley - 108 pts. (1 win)
24.Jay Galloway - 110 pts. (1 win)
25.Mike Duncan Jr. - 106 pts.
26.Colby Womer - 102 pts.
27.Nate Hammaker - 101 pts.
28.Jason Shultz - 98 pts. (1 win)
29.Scott Geesey - 91 pts.
30.Jason Cunningham Jr. - 91 Pts.
51.Jessica Anderson - 81 Pts.
32.Matt Boland - 81 Pts.
33.Matt Horst - 80 pts.
34.Davie Frenek - 78 pts. (1 win)
35.Billy Pauch, Jr - 78 pts.
36.Austin Hogue - 74 Pts. (1 win)
37.Arron Spahr - 74 Pts. (1 win)
38.Joey Allen - 70 Pts. (1 win)
39.Derek Locke - 68 pts.
40.Rodney Westhaver - 62 Pts.
41.Phil Walter - 61 pts.
42.Steve Storrie - 56 pts.
43.Cody Keller - 54 pts.
44.Kyle Purks - 53 Pts.
45.Trevor Little 50 Pts. (1 win)
46.Doug Hammaker - 49 pts.
47.Mark Smith - 43 Pts.
48.Rich Eichelberger - 43 Pts.
49.Brian Garland - 40 Pts.
50.Scott Fisher - 39 Pts.
51.Tim Burkheimer - 38 Pts.
52.Jessie Morrison - 38 Pts.
53.Amy Ott - 36 Pts.
54.Kevin Nouse - 34 pts.
55.Nathan Burwager - 32 pts.
56.Randy Whisler - 30 Pts.
57.Josh Beard - 26 pts.
58.Steve Buckwalter - 25 pts.
59.Austin Reed - 25 Pts.
60.Jordan Frontz - 20 Pts.
61.Todd Berkheimer - 16 Pts.
62.Ricky Stonebraker - 14 Pts.
63.Bob Beidleman - 14 Pts.
64.Wes Irwin - 14 Pts.
65.Jason Cherry - 12 Pts.
66.Kevin Nagy - 10 Pts.
67.Billy Shofstall - 10 Pts.
68.Zach Euculano - 10 Pts.
69.Ryan Kissinger - 10 Pts..

Jay Galloway wins at Lincoln Speedway.

Jay Galloway won the regularly scheduled 358 feature event tonight at Lincoln Speedway over Glenndon Forsythe , Niki Young , Austin Reed , & Jeff Rohrbaugh.

6th through 10th where Steve Storrie, Chad Trout , Doug Hammaker , Adrian Shaffer , & Ted Thomas.