SOFTBALL
Chambersburg 11, Central York 0: The Trojans played the first of 4 games this week and jacked up the Panthers in a non-league game in York on Tuesday afternoon.

Saleen Null

Chambersburg rapped out 12 hits and scored in each inning of the five-inning contest and the pitchers allowed only 2 hits in the shutout win.

“There is always concern with 16 days between games, but the girls came to play,” Trojan coach Chris Skultety said. “They were biting at the bit to get out in the dirt and play some ball and it showed.”

Kori Leedy pitched 4 innings and gave up 2 hits and no walks and fanned 7. Saleen Null threw a hitless inning with 2 strikeouts.

Leadoff batter Bree Paetow was 3-for-4 and scored 3 times, Karley Skultety was 2-for-2 with a double and 2 RBIs; and Sam Paetow was 3-for-4 with a double and a pair of runs knocked in.

Coach Skultety said, “Kori pitched another good game and the top of our lineup continues to see the ball well. Malia Cramer made a great play in right field and Karley and Saleen both hit bombs that were out in any other park.”

Null was 2-for-3 and Addison Gsell drove in two runs.

BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Carlisle 76, Chambersburg 74: The Thundering Herd picked up victories in all three relays and that 15-0 advantage was a huge factor in an upset Mid Penn Commonwealth victory over the Trojans on Tuesday afternoon in Carlisle.

Ari Snyder

“Carlisle winning all three relays really hurt,” Chambersburg coach Jim Boyer said. “We have guys ineligible and a few injured and it showed. I told our athletes when disappointment occurs, you need to have a short memory or use it as fuel, and hopefully we can do both.”

J.J. Kelly piled up three wins for the Trojans (4-1, 4-1 MPC), taking the triple jump (47-7.5), the long jump (21-11) and the high jump (6-8).

Also in the field, Peter Mertz captured the shot put (137-5.5) and Luke Mertz took the pole vault (9-3).

On the track, Antonio Harrison II collected wins in the 100 in 11.0 and the 200 in 22.4. Jermere Jones won the 110 hurdles in 14.8 and Noah Valentine ran 42.1 to finish first in the 300 hurdles. Ari Snyder placed first in the 3200.

Boyer said, “Ari ran an incredible final lap of the 3200 to make up a 50-meter gap and win the race by a lean,” Boyer said.

GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Chambersburg 96, Carlisle 54: The Trojans scored 53 out of 63 points in the field events and defeated the Thundering Herd in a Mid Penn Commonwealth meet on Tuesday in Carlisle.

Marlee Jackson

Chambersburg (4-1, 4-1 MPC) got two wins each from Marlee Jackson (100 hurdles in 17.06, and 300 hurdles in 50.4), and Jahnaya Trotter-Wimberley (triple jump with 34-3, and long jump with 16-6.5).

In other field events, Serafina Richards won the discus with a heave of 95-3, Cami Bender ripped a throw of 117-5 to win the javelin, Sienna Scott won the high jump (5-0) and Alaina Morris was first in the pole vault (8-9).

“I was happy we got the win, and really impressed with our field events,” Trojan coach Chris Monheim said. “Bender had a massive personal best in the javelin. Marlee Jackson had a really nice day and continues to impress in the hurdles.”

Leshae Hang picked up a win in the 200 for Chambersburg (28.0) and helped the 4 x 100 relay team to a win in 50.9, along with Jaxin Frazer, Trotter-Wimberley and Katy Weller.

Sam Kunkleman

BOYS LACROSSE
State College 16, Chambersburg 5: The Trojans faced off against one of the top teams in the league and dropped a Mid Penn Commonwealth game to the Little Lions on Tuesday night at Trojan Stadium.

Chambersburg coach Joey Wilmot said, “They are probably the best team, and the most athletic team I’ve seen in the Mid Penn in the last five years. Big, fast and strong. We tried a number of things to slow them down and nothing we tried really worked.”

“I was pleased with how our guys responded and we never quit fighting.”

Tthe Trojans (1-5, 0-2 MPC) got three goals from Ryan Cosey, a goal and an assist from Riley Harmon, and goal and assist from Blake Dupont, two assists from Sam Kunkleman and a helper from Garrett Iser. Backup goalie Kellen Sanders did not allow a goal in the second half.

Gabriella Sabatino

GIRLS LACROSSE
State College 22, Chambersburg 4: The Little Lions’ offense had a good day in a Mid Penn Commonwealth win over the Trojans on Tuesday night at Penn State’s excellent lacrosse venue, Panzer Stadium.

“It was a wonderful opportunity to play at Panzer Stadium,” Chambersburg coach Keara Allshouse said. “I’d like to thank the athletic departments and booster clubs of both schools for allowing the girls this incredible opportunity.”

For the Trojans (1-4, 0-1 MPC) got 3 goals by Gabriella Sabatino and one by Reagan Barrett.

Reid Leidig

BOYS TENNIS
Cumberland Valley 5, Chambersburg 0: The Eagles picked up five straight-set wins and defeated the Trojans in a Mid Penn Commonwealth match Tuesday afternoon at Norlo Park.

The closest match came at No. 2 singles, where CV’s Bhavpreet SIngh won 6-3, 6-1 over Reid Leidig.

Chambersburg (2-4, 1-3 MPC) was without its No. 1 player. The Trojans managed to win only two other points in the other four matches.