BOYS LACROSSE
Chambersburg 20, Central Dauphin 12: The Trojans trailed 7-5 at halftime, but blitzed the Rams in the second half 15-5 and claimed a Mid Penn Commonwealth victory Wednesday afternoon in Linglestown.

Everett Wetherald

Chambersburg coach Joe Wilmot said, “We weren’t playing our game in the first half; just not playing smart lacrosse. I challenged (nicest way to put it) them at the half and they responded — it was the best lacrosse we’re played all year in the second half. ”

Ryan Cosey powered in 9 goals to lead the Trojans (6-5, 5-5 MPC) and Cosey is now the leading goal scorer in the state with 70. He also had 3 assists, 6 groundballs and 3 caused turnovers.

“Cosey was just dominant on the offensive end,” Wilmot said. “Everett Wetherald had a career game and got his first varsity win with 14 saves in goal. George Beach and Eli Herbert gave us great effort in faceoffs. This was a key win for our playoff hopes.”

Also contributing to the offense were Blake Dupont (4, goals, 1 assist), Braylen Davis (2 g, 3 a), Tavian Ferguson (2 g, 1 a), Wyatt Pyne (1 g, 2 a), Parker Watkins (1 g, 1 a), Blake Hitchens (1 g), Herbert (1 a) and Hudson Sites (1 a).

Caden Brenize

BOYS TENNIS
Chambersburg  3, Carlisle 2: In a very competitive match, the Trojans won two of the singles matches and split in doubles to knock off the Thundering Herd in a Mid Penn Commonwealth match on the road Wednesday afternoon.

“I was happy we got back on track with a win, and get some positive momentum as the Mid Penn tournament is quickly approaching,” said Trojan coach Niko Mucci.

In singles, No. 1 Anton Winter picked up a 6-2, 6-0 win over Cooper Williams for Chambersbug (5-7, 2-4 MPC). At No. 2, Eli Keeler earned a 6-2, 6-3 victory over the Herd’s Emin Mulaomerovic.

Micah Detweiler dropped a close on at No. 3 singles, falling 6-4, 3-6 to Alastair Mitchell.

The crucial No. 1 doubles match was won by the Trojans’ team of Caden Brenize and Drew Staley, 6-2, 7-5. At No. 2, Seth Walter and Nate Weis were edged 6-4, 6-4.