BOYS LACROSSE
Chambersburg 19, Danville 5: A stretch of play in the third quarter, in which the Trojans ran off 9 consecutive goals, sealed a non-league victory against the Ironmen on the road Tuesday evening.

“We played very well in that stretch,” Chambersburg coach Joe Wilmot said. “We won the faceoff (14-9) and groundball game, which is huge for us. George Beach was 14-7 on faceoffs and Blake Hitchens was awesome on the wings (8 groundballs).”

Blake Dupont had 3 goals and 2 assists for the Trojans (5-3) and he passed the 100 career point plateau. He’s the 15th player in program history to reach that goal and it’s the first time three of those players are on the current team (also Ryan Cosey and Matt Tucker).

Wilmot said, “Eli Herbert defended Danville’s best player and did a nice job. Brayden Sprow made some nice plays and had two caused turnovers and four groundballs. Hudson Sites and Reece Mader some some defensive plays, too. We were short-handed at D-mid and some guys stepped up there, too.”

Cosey fired in 9 goals to lead the Chambersburg offense. Tucker had 3 goals, Hitchens had a goal and assist, Parker Watkins had a pair of goals, Braylen Davis scored once and Herbert had an assist.

“We didn’t shoot well today, but we had over 50 shots because we dominated play,” Wilmot said. “When we changed the plane on our shots, we started scoring more.”

GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Chambersburg 146, Harrisburg 4: It was pretty much an intersquad scrimmage for the Trojans, who allowed only 1 second-place finish and 1 third-place finish to the Cougars and collected an easy Mid Penn Commonwealth win at Trojan Stadium on Tuesday afternoon.

Addy Brubaker

“We were able to do some difference things today and take it easy with our top kids,” Chambersburg coach Chris Monheim said. “We had season bests and lifetimebests all over the scoresheet.”

On the track, where Chambersburg (3-0, 3-0 MPC) shut out Harrisburg 87-0, Addy Brubaker won the 200 in 26.2 anchored the 4×100 team of Natalie Anderson, Dechea Davis and Jaxin Frazer (51.0), and led off the 4×400 team of Sophie Jumper, Oriana McLaughlin and Maggie Holtry (4:27.9).

Natalie Quinn picked up victories in the 800 (2:24.0) and 3200 (2:24.0) races.

Taking individual wins were Emily Mitchell (110 hurdles, 16-2), Davis (100, 12.5), Elli Rife (1600, 5:45.8), Holtry (400, 1:03.6) and Marlee Jackson (300 hurdles, 51.4).

The 4×800 team included Kylie Savage, Taliya Raber, Isabel Clark and Atlea Pereschuk, which won with a time of 12:20.6.

In the field, the Trojans produced wins in all 7 events, including Mikaila Collins (shot put, 31-5.75), Fi Richards (discus, 125-5), Kendall Temchak (javelin, 89-9), Addie Zimmerman (long jump, 15-8), Olivia Coy (triple jump, 35-2), Sienna Scott (high jump, 5-0) and Ava Velazquez (pole vault, 8-0).

BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Chambersburg 116, Harrisburg 38: The Trojans moved to 3-0 (3-0 MPC) after crushing the Cougars in a Mid Penn Commonwealth meet at Trojan Stadium on Tuesday afternoon.

“It was a good opportunity for our guys to race back into shape after the holiday weekend,” Chambersburg coach Jim Boyer said. “And we’ll need to compete at our very best to have any chance of beating State College (on Thursday away).”

Jon Dawe

Okenie McLaughlin ruled the jumps for Chambersburg, placing first in the long jump (20-2), triple jump (44-8.5) and high jump (5-8).

Also in the field, Luke Mertz captured the pole vault with a height of 13-0 and Spencer Kessler won the javelin with a toss of 143-4.25.

Jon Dawe, who won the two hurdles events — the 110 in a career-best 15.5 time and the 300 in 41.2 — was the only double winner on the track.

Also taking first-place finishes were Boston Vincenti (1600, 4:49.9), Brock Chlebowski (400, 54.1), Julian Clark (800, 2:05.0) and Logan Bert (3200, 11:45.7).

The 4×400 team of Chlebowski, Vincenti, Isaac Stepan and Cole Lehman won in 3:40.8, while the 4×800 team of Ben Lin, Noah Jacobs, Gavin Wenger and Liam Coy hit the line in 11:12.8.

Boyer said, “We tried some guys in a few different events and stirred the relay pools some more to get more split times for guys to help us formulate our best relay squads for the bigger meets this season.”