Westmoreland Fair Draws Full House for Dual Track Show with CS Pulling Promotions

Greensburg PA. (August 23, 2025)–A packed house filled the grandstands Friday night at the Westmoreland Fairgrounds as CS Pulling Promotions brought a dual track show to Greensburg. Fans were treated to a massive night of pulling action that featured full capacity crowds, thunderous horsepower, and some of the best classes that CS Pulling Promotions' offers.

In the 410 Super Stock class, Luke Simeon in “Outta The Blue” edged out Calvin Brown Jr. in the “Buckeye Bowtie” by a razor thin margin with Simeon hitting 342.89 feet and Brown following at 342.84. Trevor Kendziorski placed third with “Back in Black” at 334.10. Richard Eberhart in “Pieces and Parts” finished fourth followed by Bryan Coia in “Out Witt Ed II” and Ron Jack with “Bounty Hunter” rounding out the field.

The Limited Pro Stock Tractors saw one of the largest fields of the season thanks to Graham Dairy Supply adding $500 in bonus money to the purse, taking it to $4000. Scott Kiskaddon piloted “Dr. LZ” to the top spot at 345.54 feet. Joe Miller with “Smokin’ Joe” was right behind him at 335.94 while Scott Kiskaddon’s second entry “Bleedin’ Blue” came in third at 335.74. Greg Ferringer’s “Smokin John” and Jason Forrester’s “Papa Smurf” rounded out the top five, with a stacked field of competitors filling out the class.

The Super Farm and Hot Farm tractors were a crowd favorite. Former champion Brian McConnell drove “Milk Man’s Mojo” to victory with a strong 348.72 foot hook. Brad McFarland’s “Untamed” grabbed second at 333.88 and Mark Sindlinger’s “Babe” finished third at 326.98.

In the Pro Modified Trucks, it was a Berghoff family sweep with Brad Berghoff taking “Attitude Adjuster II” to first at 319.74 and Jerry Berghoff placing second in “Attitude Adjuster Reloaded.” Eddie Zedreck’s “Thunder” placed third, followed by Aaron Zundel’s “Steel City Shaker.” Doug Show’s “Showtime” had issues and could not complete a pass.

The 2.6 Pro Street Diesel Trucks continued to show why they are one of the most popular classes. Matt Diehl and the “Workin On” Dodge stormed down the track to take first with a commanding 375.52 foot run. Renee Dean in the “Harvest Wrecker” Chevy was second at 362.44, while Kevin Nelson’s 75 Ford claimed third with a solid 356.56.

The Super Semi Trucks lit up the night with some of the biggest horsepower of the evening. Bud Kranauer in “Bad Intentions” led the way, while Joey Bonner’s “Maximus Prime,” Dale Francis in “Maximus Prime II,” and Albert Francis with the legendary “Silver Bullet I” put on a show for the fans.

Pro Street Semis saw Nick Lowery and “Moose’s Mutt” take the win with a 346.90 foot pass, followed by Mike Adams in second and Audie Pentz’s “Brutus” in third.

In the Pro Stock and Super Stock Tractor class, Tom Urmsom piloted “I Sore II” to first while Jim Swointek rounded out the class in second.

The Street Stock Semis closed out the night with Dustin Kerber taking the win in an 84 Peterbilt. Luke Henry’s 82 Kenworth was second and Roger Errett’s 86 Mack claimed third.

A full grandstand and dual track action made for one of the highlight events of the summer at the Westmoreland Fair. CS Pulling Promotions delivered on its promise of big iron, big power, and non stop excitement.

About CS Pulling Promotions:

CS Pulling Promotions is a premier truck and tractor pulling organization producing events across Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, and New York. With a commitment to fair competition, exciting entertainment, and professional production, CS Pulling Promotions showcases the best in the sport for both fans and competitors alike.