Tayah Warren

GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Chambersburg 120, Central Dauphin East 29: The Trojans took first place in all but three events and swamped CD East in a Mid Penn Commonwealth meet at Trojan Stadium.

Double winners for Chambersburg, which finished 5-2 (5-2 MPC), were Bre’ya Clopper, Shanelle Burrowes and Keira Whitehead. Clopper won the 100 (15.2) and 300 (45.9) hurdles events, Burrowes won the 100 (12.9) and long jump (16-8) and Whitehead took first in the 1600 (5:19.8) and 3200 (11:52).

Trojan coach Chris Monheim said, “Clopper had two good times in the hurdles, and ran a 59 leg on the 4 x 400 relay. She combined with (Maddie) Kinton, (Sydnie) Gilbert and Burrowes to run a season-best time of 4:06.74.

“Whitehead had another nice day for us.”

On the track, Kinton won the 800 in 2:27.5, Tayah Warren was the 200 winner in 26.9, Gilbert won the 400 in 1:02.2 and the 4 x 800 team of Brooke Richards, Emma Grove, Kiera Miller and Natalie Aquino-Flores won in 14:32.

Monheim said, “Field events were highlighted by Ashley Adams going 109-8 in the discus, just shy of her personal mark, and Ainslee Ackerman setting her personal best in the pole vault at 9-6.”

Madison Yost won the shot put (31-10.25) and Alyssa Scalia captured the javelin (99-9).

Chambersburg hosts the Mid Penn Championships on Saturday.

Diontae Barbour

BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Chambersburg 105, Central Dauphin East 45: The Panthers were depleted in numbers by a field trip and the Trojans took advantage, winning a Mid Penn Commonwealth meet easily Tuesday at Trojan Stadium.

Chambersburg, which finished with a 4-3 record (4-3 MPC), won all but one event in the field, getting wins from Brock Harmon in the discus (150-1) and shot put (52-4), Kyere Morton in the javelin (143-10), Tyeshawn Worrell in the long jump (20-8) and Tyler Luther in the pole vault (12-0).

Individual winners on the track included Trentin Overcash in the 1600 (4:44) and 800 (2:01), Worrell in the 100 (10.8), Kevin Lee in the 300 hurdles (43.8) and Brayden Boyd in the 3200 (10:48).

Relay winners came in the 4 x 800 (Cole Runyon, Billy Prentice, Ian Brechbiel and Nick Monheim) in 12:01, the 4 x 100 (Jayden Jones, Karter Jones, Donovan Moses and Worrell) in 43.2, and the 4 x 400 (Aaron Maynard, Kenan Korkutovic, Diontae Barbour and Worrell) in 3:28.2.

Trojan coach Bob Walker said, “Tyeshawn looks sharp and Trentin ran an easy 2:01 in the 800. Diontae could be a real sleeper in the 800 — his 2:02 looked great.  Adrieon Shines and Malaki Blair (who placed 2-3) should give us two good triple jumpers for next year.

“I’ve said each week that we continue to get better, and I’m looking forward to the postseason.”

Chambersburg hosts the Mid Penn Championships on Saturday.

Alex Lapinski

BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Chambersburg 3, Central Dauphin East 0: The Trojans had little trouble taking care of the Panthers, winning games of 25-8, 25-15 and 25-18 to capture a Mid Penn Commonwealth match Tuesday night.

Chambersburg (10-5, 7-4 MPC) hit .322 for the match, led by Will Simmers (11 kills in 14 attempts) and Jaylen Thomas (4-for-5). Josiah Picard and Steven Swain each had five kills, and Simmers and Alex Lapinski each had three blocks.

Trey Stepler had a strong service game, putting up 17 points, including three aces. He also led in assists with 12, while Spencer Rajtik had 10.

Wes Newman led in digs with 10, while Colton Wright, Rajtik and Jacob Misal each contributed eight.

Brandon Kissinger

BASEBALL
Mifflin County 6, Chambersburg 4: A four-run second inning gave the Huskies the lead and a two-run fourth gave them enough to survive a Trojan rally in the seventh inning of their Mid Penn Commonwealth game Tuesday.

Chambersburg (1-17, 1-11 MPC), which lost its 12th straight game, made it close by scoring three runs in the top of the seventh inning.

Aaden Newman was 2-for-3 and drove in a run for the Trojans, and Hunter Stevens was 2-for-3. Brandon Kissinger and Brady Hughes also had base hits, while Chambersburg drew six walks.

Stevens threw the first three innings and was charged with the loss. He allowed four hits and only three of the six runs against him were earned. Mason Yeager threw three innings of one-hit relief.