GIRLS LACROSSE
Chambersburg 14, Mifflin County 4: The Trojans put together a complete effort Tuesday evening at Trojan Stadium and earned a Mid Penn Commonwealth victory — their second straight — over the Huskies.

Mollie Yardley-Gontz

“We have been working on our transition defense and it was shining tonight,” Chambersburg coach Shane Henry said. “We created 18 turnovers and they resulted in a lot of opportunities for our offense.”

Brynn Sekel and Reagan Barrett turned in stat-filled games. Sekel had 4 goals, 2 assists, 4 caused turnovers and 4 ground balls, while Barrett had 3 goals, 3 caused TOs and 2 ground balls, and the two combined for 10 draw controls.

Other highlights included Mollie Yardley-Gontz (3 goals), Mara Costolo ( 1 goal, 2 assists, 2 caused TOs), McKenna Myers (1 goals) and Adele Henry (1 goal).

Coach Henry said, “We looked solid in the circle with Brynn and Reagan. Mollie had her breakout game — she was all over the field. And Mara played well and had two perfectly placed assists. Overall, this was a great team win.”

Rylan Ramsey

BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Chambersburg 3, Altoona 2: The Mid Penn Commonwealth match came down to a fifth game, and the Trojans won it 15-9 over the Mountain Lions to take a victory at CASHS Field House on Tuesday night.

Chambersburg (2-2, 2-2 MPC) went ahead 1-0 (25-21), but Altoona won the next two (25-22, 25-23). The Trojans tied it up with a 25-13 rout in Game 4.

“We had some guys step up in big moments when we needed them,” Chambersburg coach Evan Misal said. “Rylan Ramsey and Colby Evans brought some much-needed energy to the lineup, and helped us push through to the end.”

Ben Etter totaled 18 kills and had 13 digs for the Trojans. Yazaan Safi send down 17 kills and added 5 block kills, and Clayton Thompson had 11 aces and 3 block kills.

Ramsey and Luke Dortenzo each had a pair of aces. Ben Stahl led in digs with 16 and Ramsey added 12.

Quinn Makosy

BOYS LACROSSE
Chambersburg 15, Mifflin County 8: The Trojans spotted the Huskies a 3-0 lead, then turned it around to lead 10-3 by halftime in a Mid Penn Commonwealth win Tuesday night in Lewistown.

“Outside of the first five minutes of each half, and the last five of the game, we completely dominated the game,” Chambersburg coach Joey Wilmot said. “Mifflin County is a tough place to play, because it’s the only grass field we play on all year and we didn’t get much practice reps on grass, so I’m pleased to get out of there with a win.”

Ryan Cosey (6 goals, 3 assists), Matt Tucker (5 goals, 3 assists) and Blake Dupont (3 goals) led the way on the attack, while Quinn Makosy had a goal and 6 assists.

Wilmot said, “Makosy’s been primarily a defensive midfielder, but he stepped up at offensive mid tonight. Our attack has played really well this year and they were great tonight, too.”