GIRLS LACROSSE
Chambersburg 21, Mifflin County 0: The Trojans had some fun and set some records Thursday evening at Trojan Stadium, blanking the Huskies in a Mid Penn Commonwealth game.

Reagan Barrett

Chambersburg raised its record to 8-4 (8-4 MPC) with its third straight win and has put itself in the top 10 in the District 3 rankings. Eight wins set a new mark for most wins in a season for the program.

Senior attacker Reagan Barrett also set some records. She scored 8 goals against Mifflin County, giving her a career total of 192 points (goals plus assists) — which sets a team record. Hannah Raines had set the previous mark in 2018.

Also, sophomore Brynn Sekel went past 200 draw controls for her career.

“It was a fun night,” Trojan coach Shane Henry said. “It was senior night so there was some fun on the sideline and we got to play all of our JV kids, too.”

Chambersburg piled up plenty of stats. Sekel had 4 goals, 11 draw controls and 2 caused turnovers; Savannah White also had 4 goals and added 9 draws and 5 CTOs, while Adele Henry had a goal, 8 assists and 3 groundballs.

Jordyn Sprankle scored a goal, had 3 assists and 2 CTO; Kaitlyn Brady had a goal and 5 draws; Mollie Yardley-Gontz had an assist and 3 CTOs; Raelyn Isenberger and Reese Heverley each had a goal; Delaney Gutshall had 2 groundballs and 2 CTOs; and Addy Flack picked up 2 groundballs.

BOYS LACROSSE
Chambersburg 18, Mifflin County 5: A dominating second quarter put the Trojans in position for a Mid Penn Commonwealth victory over the Huskies in Lewistown on Thursday evening.

Ryan Cosey

It was a notable game for Chambersburg attacker Ryan Cosey, who scored 4 goals and added a pair of assists. That enabled Cosey to break team records in goals for a season and points for a season, records he set last year. Last year included 77 goals and 15 assists for 92 points — so far in 2026, Cosey, who will play next year at Misericordia College, has 81 goals and 12 assists (93 points).

“It was a long bus ride and we came out a little flat, leading just 4-2 after one quarter,” Trojan coach Joe Wilmot said. “Then we scored 10 in the second to lead 14-3 at the half. We had a lot of guys contribute today and it was a good team effort.”

Blake Dupont rang up 5 goals and an assist for Chambersburg (8-5, 7-5 MPC) and Braylen Davis produced 3 goals and 3 assists. Parker Watkins scored 3 times and had an assist and Matt Tucker scored twice and added 2 assists.

Also, Tavian Ferguson tallied a goal and 2 assists, while Blake Hitchens and Wyatt Pyne each contributed an assist.