Michael Johnson

BOYS SWIMMING
Chambersburg 108, Carlisle 61: The Trojans won two relays and six individual races to outdistance Carlisle in their season opener Thursday night at Dickinson College.

A pair of swimmers were triple winners — Jacob Greenwood took the 200 (1:45.14) and 500 (4:44.08) freestyle races, and C.J. Pong was first in the 200 IM (2:04.08) and 100 backstroke (55.44). They were both on the 400 free relay, with Aiden McMillen and Avery Barley that clocked a time of 3:21.79.

Barely won the 100 butterfly in 55.73 and Michael Johnson took the 100 breaststroke in 1:06.15. The 200 medley relay team of Gavin Vink, Jake Shifler, Colby Estep and Brenton Boyd won in 1:55.35.

Chambersburg girls coach Donnie Miller said, “It was  good competition to start the season and there were many close races on both sides. The swimmers have been working hard at practice and the results are already positive.”

Maddie Kinton

GIRLS SWIMMING
Carlisle 93, Chambersburg 77: The Trojans picked up five victories, but it wasn’t quite enough to overcome the Thundering Herd in a Mid Penn Commonwealth meet.

Maddie Kinton had a hand in three wins. She captured the 50 free in 26.43 and the 100 free in 59.74, then anchored the winning 200 medley relay team (2:01.13) that also included Liv Terrazas, Emma Grove and Bree Kratz.

In addition, Terrazas picked up a first place in the 100 backstroke in 1:02.40, and Grove won the 100 breaststroke in 1:18.70.

“Many athletes new to competitive swimming competed today for the first time and we were pleased with the outcomes,” Trojan girls coach Donnie Miller said. “This meet will serve as a reminder that every athlete is important and that we really need every effort from every athlete to reach the lofty goals that we have set.”

Tyler Smith

WRESTLING
Chambersburg 61, Harrisburg 15: The Trojans ran their record to 4-0 (1-0 MPC) by dominating the Cougars on Thursday evening.

Chambersburg jumped to a 24-0 lead, helped by pins from Wyatt Hull (285), Tyler Smith (113) and Anthony Colangelo (120).

After Harrisburg won a decision, the Trojans ran off 33 more consecutive points, led by pins from Cole Grove (132), Ryder Davenport (138) and Tate Nichter (160), a technical fall by Seth Runshaw (152) and a major by Carson Mello (170).

Guy Lozius (195) also picked up a major decision and April Rump (106) and Spencer Runshaw (145) won by forfeit.

Chambersburg 61, Harrisburg 15
285 — Wyatt Hull (C) p Brian Anderson, 0:41
106 — April Rump (C) won by forfeit
113 — Tyler Smith (C) p Nanyae Robinson, 0:45
120 — Anthony Colangelo (C) p Pedro Alicion, 0:42
126 — Alejando Escudero (H) d Enrique Del Leon Raya, 10-6
132 — Cole Grove (C) p Delvic LaPorte, 1:11
138 — Ryder Davenport (C) p Devon Johnson, 2:42
145 — Spencer Runshaw (C) won by forfeit
152 — Seth Runshaw (C) tf Marcellus Thurston, 15-0
160 — Tate Nichter (C) p Ediel Ramirez, 1:49
170 — Carson Mello (C) md Samir Wilkerson, 10-0
182 — Neamiah Diggs (H) p Bryce McKenzie, 1:04
195 — Guy Lozius (C) md Xavier Evans, 8-0
220 — Tymek Evans (H) p Joey Fuller, 2:29