GIRLS SWIMMING
Trojans pick up 2 wins: Audrey Keller and Ave Grove had very productive meets and the Trojans defeated Northern York (115-61) and Trinity (106-69) in a non-league tri-meet Thursday afternoon in Dillsburg.

Ava Grove

Grove picked up wins in the 200 IM in 2:22.06 (a PR) and the 500 freestyle in 6:06.47, while Keller placed first in the 50 free in 26.48 and the 100 breaststroke in 1:15.90.

Those two were also members of two winning relays — the 200 medley relay in 2:01.13 (with Calla Hoffman and Brooke Reichelderfer) and the 400 free relay in 4:00.75 (with Addie Zimmerman and Hoffman).

“Having several event winners was good for motivation,” Chambersburg coach Abbie Reichelderfer said. “I think we are all swimming extremely well regardless of being tired, and this meet proves it.”

Reichelderfer noted PR’s by Graciana Clark (200 free), Lakin Lescalleet (50 free) and Jade Uglow in two events (100 free, 100 breaststroke).

“Jade continues to drop in every single meet,” Reichelderfer said. “We have a few meets before the postseason and I am expecting a lot more time drops from a lot of individuals before then.”

BOYS SWIMMING
Chambersburg moves to 9-1: The Trojans earned a couple of non-league wins on Thursday afternoon in Dillsburg, taking down Northern York (125-48) and Trinity (116-65) and setting 5 pool records, to move their record to 9-1.

Luke Ritchie

Chambersburg coach Chad White said, “This meet gave us an excellent opportunity to experiment with some different relays and set up for the championship meets.”

Amir Tasker had a hand in 4 of the 5 pool records. He won the 200 freestyle in 1:44.06 and the 100 fly in 50.77. He anchored the 200 free relay (with Alex Kaczmark, Xavier Covington and Luke Ritchie, in 1:29.53) and the 400 free relay (with Kaczmark, Cullen McGraw and Ethan White, in 3:16.58).

The other pool record was the 200 medley team of McGraw, White, Cristian Pong and Ritchie), which posted a time of 1:40.87.

Also taking individual victories were Kaczmark in the 200 IM (1:59.69) and 100 free (47.65), Ethan White in the 50 free (2.92) and 500 free (4:54.98), McGraw in the 100 backstroke (54.55) and Nolan Diehl in diving (177.50 points).

Coach White said, “Alex had two great races, both of which were close to pool records. Also, Levi (Uglow), Caden (Brenize), Griffin (Adamek), Isaac (Stepan), Joseph (Moon), Kahne (Smith), Nolan, Xavier and Reece (Mader) all had best times.”

GIRLS WRESTLING
Chambersburg 57, Central Dauphin East 12: The Trojans posted 4 pins, won 5 bouts by forfeit and got a huge win at 190 to trip the Panthers in a Mid Penn Conference match Thursday night at the CASHS Aux Gym.

Sidney Butler

“What a great way to end our home matches this year,” Chambersburg coach Josh Sherman said. “It was a fun night of wrestling. Our young wrestlers continued to show progress, with first-year freshman Sidney Butler kicking the night off with a crowd-pleasing pin.”

The marquee match came at 190 pounds, with the Trojans’ Aulana Stanton (18-1) facing Ashley Coulange (15-1) of East (3-8) — both were regional qualifiers last year. Stanton led 6-2 after one period by taking her opponent down twice. Coulange hit a takedown in the second, followed by a Stanton reversal that left the score 8-5.

Sherman said, “Coulange took neutral in the third and after about 1:30 of hard hand fighting, Stanton got in on a low single. Things got a bit chippy when Coulange kicked Aulana, giving her a penalty points and it ended 9-5.

“Aulana showed herself well and kept her composure, getting a big-time win in a big-time match. Those two might wrestle again in two weeks at sectionals.”

Scoring pins for Chambersburg (12-5) were Butler (112), Piper Jones (130), Reagan Evans (136) and Alba Rojas (142).

Chambersburg 57, CD East 12
100 — Emily Shaffner (Ch) won by forfeit
106 — Jessica Li (Ch) won by forfeit
112 — Sidney Butler (Ch) p Samana Tamang, 1:18
118 — Ava Mellott (Ch) won by forfeit
124 — Neveah Payton (CDE) p Cortlyn Finkel, 1:26
130 — Piper Jones (Ch) p Anette Diane, 3:44
136 — Reagan Evans (Ch) p Gabriella Pierre, 0:48
142 — Alba Rojas (Ch) p Eva-Cruz Germain, 2:53
148 — Hadyn Fritz (Ch) won by forfeit
155 — Daryn Glasgow (Ch) won by forfeit
170 — Jasmine Baker (CDE) p Mackenna Lowe, 3:54
190 — Aulana Stanton (Ch) d Ashley Coulange, 9-5
235 — No match

Hunter Johnson

BOYS WRESTLING
State College 45, Chambersburg 22: The Little Lions produced 3 pins and 3 technical falls on their way to a Mid Penn Commonwealth win over the Trojans in State College on Thursday night.

Chambersburg (5-5, 2-4 MPC) got a pin from Hunter Johnson at 107 to take the early lead. But by the time Justin Deneen scored a 12-3 major decision at 145, State College (13-4, 4-2 MPC) held a 25-6 lead.

The other Trojan points came in the final two bouts, with Deakon Snavely pinning Rhys Mitchell in 1:23 at 215, and Frank Barrientos taking just 19 seconds to polish off Matthew Gaul at 285.

At 139, Chambersburg’s Nathan Chambers lost a heartbreaker to Mason Sanderson, 1-0.

State College 45, Chambersburg 22
107 — Hunter Johnson (Ch) p Camden Fletcher, 5:28
114 — Noah Young (SC) p Aiden Yarnell, 0:54
121 — Luke Young (SC) p Cody Seabolt, 0:58
127 — Kael Davis (SC) tf Isaac Brambley, 17-1, 2:32
133 — Jon Whitbread (SC) tf Corey Rivera, 16-0, 3:45
139 — Mason Sanderson (SC) d Nathan Chambers, 1-0
145 — Justin Deneen (Ch) md Grant Waltz, 12-3
152 — Nico Diaz (SC) won by forfeit
160 — James Whitbread (SC) p Yaziel Valentin, 3:25
172 — Teag Sanderson (SC) tf Alex Lozius, 21-5, 2:11
189 — Noah Williams (SC) d Jaccob Stoner, 8-3
215 –Deakon Snavely (Ch) p Rhys Mitchell, 1:23
285 — Frank Barrientos (Ch) p Matthew Gaul, 0:19