**Trevor Royer Storms Through Williams Grove Field For Late Model Victory** Trevor Royer turned Williams Grove into his personal racetrack on Saturday, charging four spots in the feature to snatch the checkered flag in a performance that defined pure racecraft. Starting fifth, Royer methodically dismantled the field, working through traffic with precision as the surface evolved throughout the race. Jake Sonnentag led the most laps and controlled the early race from the front, but couldn't answer when Royer found his rhythm in the middle stages. The decisive moment came as Royer navigated through the pack and took command, then never surrendered it despite Sonnentag's best efforts to reel him back in. Royer's ability to manage the dirt and make the right move at the right time separated him from a competitive field that made every pass count. Joseph Grandy earned pole honors but the strategy played out on the track, not on the timing sheet. Joshua Hart4 took the heat race win, while Jeremy Pray dominated the consolation to earn his way into contention. A masterclass in late-race execution by Royer at a track that doesn't forgive mistakes.