07 Banquet #2

Five different High Schools split up a $2,000 season-end endowment. Winning the "AAA" Championship for the 13th time was Meridian High School.

Kuna High scored the "AA" team title. Cody Glazier helped present the prep awards on behalf of Western State/CAT (left).

Firebird patriarch Bill New took time to recognize the significantly "better halves" of the New Crew, namely Ellanor, Renee', Debbie and Anna.

Rod Page with Boise Muffler (right) presented Jason Thomas his award for Rookie of the Year.

Steve Reynolds was voted Most Improved Driver of `07 after narrowly losing the Super Pro track championship by a mere one round of competition to Chris Jaggers.

Deemed Good "Gals" - Nanette Cox and Tami Shaffer (right) were very helpful this season in everything from working at selected High School Series events to the Summit E.T. Finals in Woodburn.

After a frustrating season filled with an abundance of attrition, Ken Windley accepted a special High Performance Gift Basket and award for Outstanding Perserverance.

Dennis Law (right) presented Jackie Alley with the plaque for Best Appearing Car.

Racer of the Year - Chris Jaggers.

-Most certainly deserving of this year's Outstanding Crew was the Middleton Crew family and friends.

Carl Downard was quite taken after learning that he and his good pal Lloyd Taylor would be the track's 22nd Racemaster recipients.

Presented by Bill, Ellanor, Connor, and Austyn New, both Carl Downard and Lloyd Taylor were very deserving honorees for the Racemaster award.

The 2007 Boise Muffler/Spangler Bros. Auto Body Gold Cup victors and assorted point's champs joined together for this group presentation.

Special thanks to Gene Aguilar for capturing these images from the Banquet.