GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Chambersburg 94, Carlisle 56: The Trojans placed first in 12 events and handed the Thundering Herd a Mid Penn Commonwealth defeat on Tuesday on the road.
Marlee Jackson picked up wins in both hurdles events, hitting 16.8 in the 100 hurdles and 49.45 in the 300. The 4×100 relay team of Natalia Anderson, Dechea Davis, Bree Paetow and Addy Brubaker won in 49.61 and the 4×400 team of Brubaker, Olivia Coy, Paetow and Maggie Holtry was first in 4:03.6.
“Marlee was very impressive in both events and showed a lot of guts to win the 300,” Monheim said. “The 4×100 posted another sub-50 time, and the 4×400 ran one of our program’s fastest times ever, and every girl had a personal best split.”
On the track for Chambersburg (5-2, 5-2 MPC), Davis captured the 100 in 12.52 and Brubaker ran 27.17 to take the 200.
Field winners included Mikaila Collins in the shot put (32-0), Fi Richards in the discus (119-1), Coy in the triple jump (34-6.5), Addie Zimmerman in the long jump (15-10.25), Sienna Scott in the high jump (5-0) and Ada Velazquez in the pole vault (9-0).
Monheim said, “Natalie Quinn went 5:10 in the 1600 (2nd behind the Herd’s Ana Bondy’s 5:07.7), which puts her in our top 10 list. We were very strong in the field events, highlighted by Richards having another strong throw in the discus and Olivia Coy being consistent in the triple jump all season long.”
Luke Mertz
BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Carlisle 98, Chambersburg 52: The Thundering Herd dominated on the track Tuesday afternoon at home, and sent the Trojans to a Mid Penn Commonwealth loss.
Carlisle won all but three events on the track. The winners for Chambersburg (5-2, 5-2 MPC) included Jon Dawe in the 110 hurdles in 15.63, Dawe again in the 300 hurdles in 40.17, and Daniel Souza-Casagrandi in the 400 in 51.47.
Okenie McLaughlin did his thing in the jumping events for the Trojans, taking first in all three. He captured the triple jump with a distance of 43-9.5, won the long jump with a leap of 22-5 and topped it off with a victory in the high jump with a nice height of 6-0.
Chambersburg coach Jim Boyer said, “Okenie was certainly the athlete of the meet for us, showing up big in all three of his jumping events, but especially in surprising Carlisle’s jumpers by clearing 6-0 in the high jump.”
Brynn Sekel
GIRLS LACROSSE
Chambersburg 23, Central Dauphin East 5: The Trojans won their third game out of the last four by swamping the Panthers on the road Tuesday afternoon in a Mid Penn Commonwealth contest.
“It was an opportunity for the younger girls to gain some varsity experience today,” Chambersburg coach Shane Henry said. “Overall, we played well. We were assist heavy today, which has been a focus of ours.”
Brynn Sekel filled the stat sheet for the Trojans (7-4, 7-4 MPC), recording 4 goals, 2 assists, 21 draw controls, 5 groundballs and 2 caused turnovers.
Reagan Barrett led the scoring with 8 goals and 2 assists (plus 3 caused TOs), and Adele Henry racked up 5 goals, 4 assists, plus 5 groundballs and 2 caused turnovers.
Also, Jordyn Sprankle had 3 goals and 2 caused TOs, Kaitlyn Brady had 2 goals, 2 assists, 4 caused TOs and 3 groundballs, and Savannah White contributed one goal.
Wyatt Pyne
BOYS LACROSSE
Chambersburg 21, Central Dauphin East 7: The Trojans had a chance to play all 13 seniors liberally in the course of beating the Panthers easily in a Mid Penn Commonwealth game on Tuesday night at Trojan Stadium.
Ryan Cosey popped in 7 goals and became the first player in Chambersburg program history to reach 200 goals for his career.
Blake Dupont matched that scoring output with 7 goals and 2 assists.
Also hitting the scoring list for the Trojans (7-5, 6-5 MPC) were Matt Tucker with 3 goals and 2 assists, Parker Watkins with 2 goals and an assist, Braylen Davis with a goal and an assist, Wyatt Pyne with a goal, Tavian Ferguson with a pair of assists and George Beach with an assist.
Seth Walter
BOYS TENNIS
Red Land 3, Chambersburg 2: The Trojans finished up their regular season schedule with a close loss to Mid Penn Commonwealth opponent Red Land in a match Tuesday afternoon at Norlo Park.
Anton Winter got the Trojans (5-9, 2-5 MPC) started on the right foot by picking up a 6-2, 6-1 victory at No. 1 singles.
But Red Land (10-7) won the other two singles matches, over Evan Ni at No. 2 and Micah Detweiler at No. 3.
The Patriots won at No. 1 doubles over Caden Brenize and Drew Staley. At No. 2 doubles, Nate Weis and Seth Walter won two competitive sets against their opponents, winning 6-4, 6-4.
Chambersburg’s final four meets were all 3-2 scores and the Trojans were the victims in three of them.