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Chambersburg roundup: Track & field teams roll over Huskies

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BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Chambersburg 114, Mifflin County 36: The Trojans took first place in all but two events and dusted the Huskies in a Mid Penn Commonwealth meet Thursday afternoon in Lewistown.

Peter Mertz

“We won all three relays today, which is a much-preferred outcome,” Chambersburg coach Bob Walker said. “Our distance runners scored 31 of a possible 32 points with Owen Schrader winning two events. Our throwers earned 22 of 27 points, with the Tim Cook (Invitational) winner, Josh Sechler, scoring their only points.

“A lot of new guys cored points for us today.”

J.J. Kelly won all three jumping events for the Trojans (2-0, 2-0 MPC) — the long jump (22-2), triple jump (44-4) and high jump (6-4).

Shrader captured the 1600 in 4:40.31 and the 800 in 2:10.63. Antonio Harrison II was  winner in the 100 (10.84) and 200 (22.37).

Also earning individual victories were Peter Mertz (shot put, 48-9), Daniel Pisle (pole vault, 10-0), C.J. Miotla (300 hurdles, 43.43), Addison Bisbal (400, 53.47), Josh Mertz (discus, 150-0) and Aiden Alleman (3200, 10:46.25).

GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Chambersburg 126.5, Mifflin County 23.5: The Trojans had nine different girls win individual events and cruised to a comfortable Mid Penn Commonwealth victory over the Huskies on Thursday afternoon on the road.

Ashley Gunkelman

Ashley Gunkelman picked up a pair of victories, throwing the shot 35-4 and sending the javelin 100-5.

Other double winners for Chambersburg (2-0, 2-0 MPC) were Natalia Holmes in the 100 and 200 (times of 12.21 and 25.94); Camryn Kiser in the 800 and 1600 (times of 2:36.08 and 5:23.27); and Kate Etter in the high jump and triple jump (distances of 5-0 and 33-5.

A pair of freshmen won events — Jaxin Frazer in the long ump (15-3) and Marlee Jackson in the 100 hurdles (17.40). Also picking up wins were Yosmary Cabrera Reyes in the 300 hurdles (49.18), Cayce Elbin in the pole vault (8-6) and Naomi Scott in the discus (111-10).

Trojan coach Chris Monheim said, “Gunkelman and Scott both had great days. The two freshmen winning was pretty impressive. It was nice to be able to move some girls around today, but we’re looking forward to two big meets next week (Carlisle on Tuesday and State College on Thursday).”

BOYS LACROSSE
Chambersburg 12, Mechanicsburg 3: The Trojans played most of the game without their two best defenders, but the rest of the group made up for it in a Mid Penn Commonwealth win over the Wildcats at Trojan Stadium on Thursday evening.

Dominic Barbagallo

“We were without Owen Shearer for the whole game and Shea Makosy spent a lot of time in the penalty box, and they are two of the best defenders in the conference,” Chambersburg coach Joey Wilmot said. “But our other (long) poles stepped up and played really well.

“Chase Martin (5 caused turnovers) was fantastic all night and Dom Barbagallo (3 TOs) , Kaden Drawbaugh and Luke Cody played well. Parker King (3 TOs) and Jackson Beardsley played fantastic short stick defense. And Riley Harmon dominated the faceoffs, going 12-for-15.”

Logan Mulkey scored 5 goals for the Trojans (4-2, 1-0 MPC) and Sam Kunkleman had 3 goals and an assist. Other scorers included Shea Makosy (1 g, 2 assists, 5 groundballs), Brax Makosy (1, 1, 5 groundballs), Matt Tucker (1, 1) and Harmon (1, 1, 4 groundballs).

Ryan Cosey and Beardsley each had one assist and goalie Kristian Freeman made 5 saves.

Reid Leidig

BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Altoona 3, Chambersburg 1: The Trojans hosted the Mountain Lions on Thursday night at CASHS Field House and were tied 1-1 after two games in their Mid Penn Commonwealth clash.
Altoona won 25-15, but Chambersburg (1-4, 0-4 MPC) rallied to take the second game 25-23. But the Mountain Lions took over in the next two games, winning 25-16 and 25-12.
Trojan coach Ray Frazer said, “Altoona continued to serve tough throughout the match and was a force at the net. We managed to keep balls off the floor, but it wasn’t enough in the end.
“Andrew Holtry played well at the net and led the team with 10 kills (2 block kills). Both of our outside hitters did well offensively with Reid Leidig recording 8 kills and Joseph Byers recording 7 kills. Reid Leidig also helped us tremendously in serve receive and did a great job managing Altoona’s tough serves.”
Reed Myers led the Trojans in assists with 32. Reid Leidig also had 13 digs and Cole Leidig added 7 kills.

Gabriella Sabatino

GIRLS LACROSSE
Mechanicsburg 13, Chambersburg 8: The Trojans dropped a tough non-league game against the Wildcats on the road Thursday evening.

Gabriella Sabatino did nearly all of the scoring for Chambersburg (1-4), netting 7 goals. Ridglee Flohr scored the other goal.

Flohr and Hanna Woolf each posted one assist.

 

 

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