Lauren Ocker … scored a goal and had an assist for the girls soccer team.
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Carlisle 23, Chambersburg 33: The Trojans strung together a group of five runners inside the top 10, but they were in places 6 through 10, which wasn’t good enough to derail Carlisle on Tuesday afternoon.
In a battle of unbeatens for the Mid Penn Commonwealth title, the Thundering Herd took four of the top five places to defeat Chambersburg, which finished 5-1 (5-1 MPC).
Carlisle, which won its third consecutive division crown, had the first two finishers and the fourth and fifth, broken up by the Trojans’ third-place Trent Overcash in 17:08.
Chambersburg followed with the next five runners — Orion Kimberly (17:28), Justin Maxwell (17:52), Joe Corwell (17:55), Nick Monheim (17:58) and Brayden Boyd (17:59).
GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Carlisle 15, Chambersburg 47: The Herd put the first six runners across the line first and swamped the Trojans in their final Mid Penn Commonwealth meet.
The scoring runners for Chambersburg (4-2, 4-2 MPC) were Anna DeGrange (7th, 22:35), Keira Whitehead (8th, 22:58), Allie List (9th, 22:59), Olivia Rieck (11th, 23:10) and Maddie Kinton (12th, 23:22), plus Amelya Mauriello (12th, 23:27) and Tara Hathaway (15th, 23:53).
GIRLS SOCCER
Chambersburg 2, Red Land 0: The Trojans avenged an earlier loss to the Patriots by putting up a shutout at Trojan Stadium.
“The defense did a really nice job, limiting them to only five shots, none of which was a serious threat,” Chambersburg coach Ed Franchi said. “Alex Cottingham has been playing extremely well at right back.”
Lauren Ocker opened the scoring for the Trojans (8-6, 4-5 MPC), with a goal 15:47 into the game, assisted by Gabby Lecuona. The duo switched roles eight minutes later, with Lecuona scoring and Ocker getting the assist.
Franchi said, “They were man-marking Gabby, so I moved her around and had her playing different positions. That seemed to open her up and she was in on the scoring for both goals.”
Goalkeeper Whitney Dorcely made five saves, and her teammates got off 13 shots.
BOYS SOCCER
Red Land 1, Chambersburg 0: The Trojans totally dominated the stats, but not on the scoreboard and the Patriots picked up an upset victory in Mid Penn Commonwealth play Tuesday afternoon.
Chambersburg (9-4-1, 7-3 MPC) had 15 shots to three for Red Land, and led in corner kicks, 4-0.
Robyn Stepler
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Cumberland Valley 3, Chambersburg 0: The Eagles came out on top in three competitive sets, 25-23, 25-20 and 25-21 in Mid Penn Commonwealth match Tuesday night. The Trojans are 9-6 (6-5 MPC).
“CV is a solid team and they do a lot of nice things with the ball,” Chambersburg assistant coach Bobby Culler said. “And despite the (3-0) score, we played a pretty good match.”
In the front row, Ally Davis had 8 kills and 12 digs, Ashley Adams had 5 kills and 2 blocks, and Marlee Wrights added 4 kills and 3 blocks.
Ansley Runk had 11 assists and Robyn Stepler had 8. Taylor Myers had 10 digs and 4 service points, and Raelyn Johnson scored 8 points.