BOYS LACROSSE
Central Dauphin 8, Chambersburg 7: The Rams erased a 2-goal deficit in the fourth quarter and handed the Trojans a tough defeat Thursday afternoon in Linglestown in a Mid Penn Commonwealth game.

“This one hurt,” Chambersburg coach Joey Wilmot said. “We blew that lead in the fourth quarter. Then, with 20 seconds left (and down a goal), we called a timeout and I misunderstood the situation. I thought we were a man up and put in a play for that. But we weren’t a man up and being in a man-up play messed us up.

“We played hard and the guys were in position to maybe tie it at the end, but I gave them the wrong play to run.”

Goalie Kristian Freeman made 9 saves for the Trojans (4-6, 1-4 MPC).

Shea Makosy continued his run of fine play, scoring 3 goals, picking up 8 groundballs, causing 4 turnovers and winning 7 of 14 faceoffs.

Sam Kunkleman had a goal and an assist, and his goal was the 100th point in his career. He’s only the sixth player in school history to hit the 100-point plateau.

Garrett Iser had a goal and an assist, Logan Mulkey and Riley Harmon each scored once and Harmon added 4 groundballs and 2 caused turnovers. Owen Shearer had 3 groundballs and 3 caused turnovers and Chase Martin put in three caused TOs.

Ridglee Flohr

GIRLS LACROSSE
Central Dauphin 19, Chambersburg 9: Ridglee Flohr reached a career milestone, but the Trojans were not able to slow down the Rams in a Mid Penn Commonwealth defeat Thursday night at Trojan Stadium.

Flohr scored 3 goals and added 2 assists. That pushed her career point total to 104, which is the third-highest total in program history.

Gabriella Sabatino led Chambersburg (2-7, 0-3 MPC) with 4 goals. Ellisa Gamby-Mickey and Hanna Woolf each scored one goal and Woolf added an assist.

Ellie Nicklas made 6 saves for the Trojans.

Brandon Pattillo

BASEBALL
Cumberland Valley 4, Chambersburg 0: The Eagles’ Brady Grimes fired a 4-hit shutout and struck out 8 in a Mid Penn Commonwealth victory over the Trojans on Thursday afternoon at Green Township Park.

For the Trojans (1-8, 1-6 MPC), Brandon Pattillo, Wyatt Kissel, Carter Fogal and Bryce Folmar hit singles and Grimes issued no walks.

Chambersburg pitcher Camden Helman went the first 2.2 innings, allowing 3 runs in the third inning. Ryan Schellhase allowed no hits and 1 run in his 4.1-inning stint.

The Trojans have lost 5 straight games and have averaged only 1.3 runs per game.

BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Central Dauphin 3, Chambersburg 1: The Trojans drew even with the Rams with a win in the second game, but CD took the final two games for a Mid Penn Commonwealth victory in Linglestown on Thursday evening.

Cole Leidig

Central Dauphin won 25-16, fell 25-17, then won 25-14 and 28-26.

Trojan coach Ray Frazer said, “We started off slow in the first set and missed a lot of serves, but we cleaned up the errors in the second set and were able to pull out the win.

“I really thought we were going to win the fourth game, but a couple of calls didn’t go our way and we fell just short. Reed Myers did a great job  defensively with three block kills and five digs, and also had 30 assists.”

Andrew Holtry was active at the net, collecting 18 kills and 4 block kills. Joseph Byers added 5 kills and Cole Leidig had 4.

Joseph Stopyra had 2 block kills, Cole Leidig and Myers each had 3 aces, and Reid Leidig led with 6 digs.