Gabby Lecuona

GIRLS SOCCER
Chambersburg 3, Altoona 2: Gabby Lecuona scored the final two goals to help the Trojans overcome a 2-0 deficit in a non-league victory over Altoona on Saturday afternoon.

The Mountain Lions got their second goal four minutes into the second half. Nine minutes later, Layne Kimple scored unassisted to get Chambersburg (6-6) started.

Lecuona then tied it up with 7:20 left on a pass from Alex Cottingham. Just 2:03 later, Lecuona found the net again to score the game-winner. It was her 12th goal of the season.

“After the second goal we woke up and started playing the way we can,” Trojan coach Ed Franchi said, “possessing the ball, being more aggressive and moving without the ball.

“Everybody was playing flat at first, and then everybody played very well. The challenge is to play with the same determination and drive the whole game. When they play the way they are capable of playing, they are a joy to watch.”

Orion Kimberly

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Chambersburg is runner-up: The Trojans finished just four points behind Hershey in the team standings at the Gettysburg Invitational on Saturday, 119 to 114. Cumberland Valley was third with 141.

Trent Overcash placed seventh to lead Chambersburg, posting a time of 17:04.1. He was followed by Orion Kimberly (18th, 17:43.4), Justin Maxwell (24th, 17:50.3), Brayden Boyd (25th, 17:52.2), Joe Corwell (46th, 18:13.6) and Nick Monheim (47th, 18:14.2).

Waynesboro’s Ethan Lowman placed 21st (17:45.7) to lead the Indians to a 12th-place finish.

Maddie Kinton

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Chambersburg places 5th: At Saturday’s Gettysburg Invitational, the Trojans put six runners in the top 55 finishers, which was good enough to place fifth in the team standings. Cumberland Valley took first place.

Keira Whitehead (21:06) was the first finisher for Chambersburg, taking 18th, while Maddie Kinton was next in 26th (21:35.7).

Also for the Trojans, Amelya Mauriello was 31st (21:50.1), Olivia Rieck took 43rd (22:12), Anna DeGrange was 52nd (22:34.1) and Allie List placed 55th (22:35.7).

Waynesboro’s top runner was Ashlyn Beck, in 64th place (22:51.4).