GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Cumberland Valley 3, Chambersburg 2: The Trojans played their second 5-set match in 2 days, and this time it was the Eagles who came out on top, 15-11, in a Mid Penn Commonwealth match at CASHS Field House on Tuesday evening.

Kasey Moser

In the close match, Chambersburg went ahead 25-20, but CV won the next two, 25-20 and 26-24, before the Trojans won 25-23 to send it to the fifth game.

Chambersburg coach Ty Frelin said, “That was a tough one, and one that we should’ve had. We made some untimely unforced errors and just couldn’t recover. We did make some good plays, but just couldn’t put anything together when we needed it.”

Kasey Moser knocked down 15 kills for the Trojans (1-1, 0-1 MPC), and added 26 digs. Nizaya Hawkins produced 13 kills and 11 service points, including 3 aces.

Ava Zeigler totaled 50 assists and served for 11 points (3 aces). Lexi Poe had 13 points (3 aces) and also dug up16 balls.

In addition, Kaylie Stull made 21 digs, Olivia Shearer had 9 kills and 2 blocks, and Riley Cramer blocked 3 balls.

“CV served tough  and kept us off-balance,” Frelin said. “They also put up a big block and forced us to change our swing. That’s what good teams will do, though.”

Kendall Flory

FIELD HOCKEY
Cumberland Valley 10, Chambersburg 2: The Trojans scored 2 goals Tuesday in a season-opening Mid Penn Commonwealth game at Trojan Stadium against the Eagles, but couldn’t slow down the CV offense.

Marissa Muza led Cumberland Valley with 3 goals and Lidia D’agostino added a pair.

For the Trojans, Kendall Flory scored the first goal, while Reagan Barrett popped in the second. Jaxin Frazer was credited with an assist on both goals and Flory helped out on the second.

Chambersburg goalie Lacey Mooney was credited with 12 saves.