It hasn’t been an easy season for the Chambersburg boys volleyball team, but the Trojans had one big reason to celebrate last week.
After starting the season 0-13, Chambersburg got into the win column with a 3-1 victory over Trinity.
A team that can relate to those Trojans is the South Hagerstown boys lacrosse squad, a program three years removed from back-to-back winless seasons. The Rebels have found the light at the end of the tunnel this season, though, as they recorded their school-record 10th win of the spring last week.
Waynesboro’s baseball team is heating up. The Tribe, now ranked No. 7 in the District 3-6A power rankings, went 3-0 last week, with one of those wins coming by a 4-1 score over rival Greencastle-Antrim. The Blue Devils still lead the Colonial Division, while Chambersburg continues to reign over the Commonwealth.
The track postseason kicked off in Maryland with the Small School CMC Championship. Smithsburg’s boys took second in the team standings and got two wins from Dylan Herbst in the 800 (1:59.13) and 1,600 (4:32.30), with Cadyn Nesbitt (pole vault, 13-0) and Michael Wynkoop (3,200, 10:08.69) also earning victories. Smithsburg’s girls got a win from Lohgan Viar in the 3,200 (13:20.21).
Chambersburg’s Okenie McLaughlin had a field day at the Stan Morgan Invitational, with the Trojans jump star surging to wins in the long jump (22-4.25) and triple jump (45-9). Chambersburg’s girls got wins from Natalie Quinn (3,200, 11:06.21) and Emily Mitchell (freshman 300 hurdles, 50.30).
Below is a sport-by-sport look at how teams in the Local.News1 coverage area performed last week:
BASEBALL
Standings
Mid-Penn Commonwealth Division: 1. Chambersburg (13-4 overall, 8-3 division), 2. Mifflin County (10-5, 7-4), 3. Mechanicsburg (10-5, 6-5), 4. Altoona (8-9, 6-6), 5. Central Dauphin (8-7, 5-6), 6. State College (7-9, 5-7), 6. Cedar Cliff (10-8, 5-7), 8. Cumberland Valley (6-11, 4-8).
Mid-Penn Colonial Division: 1. Greencastle-Antrim (14-2 overall, 10-2 division), 2. Waynesboro (11-4, 9-2), 3. Boiling Springs (11-4, 8-4), 3. Big Spring (12-4, 8-4), 5. Shippensburg (6-11, 5-7), 6. Northern (6-11, 4-8), 7. West Perry (4-12, 3-9), 8. James Buchanan (1-14, 0-11).
YAIAA III: 1. Bermudian Springs (17-2 overall, 13-0 division), 2. Biglerville (11-5, 10-3), 3. York Catholic (8-7, 6-7), 4. Littlestown (7-10, 6-8), 5. Delone Catholic (5-11, 5-8), 6. Hanover (6-10, 5-9), 6. Fairfield (6-11, 5-9), 8. York Tech (6-12, 4-10).
Washington County: Clear Spring (14-4), Broadfording (13-9), North Hagerstown (11-5), Smithsburg (11-7), Heritage Academy (9-4), Williamsport (8-10), Saint James (8-12), South Hagerstown (7-10), Grace Academy (5-11), Boonsboro (5-12), Hancock (2-12).
Scores
Monday, April 27
Fairfield 5, Hanover 3
North Hagerstown 12, Smithsburg 11
North Hagerstown 6, Smithsburg 6
Clear Spring 5, South Hagerstown 1
Tuesday, April 28
Mifflin County 3, Chambersburg 2
Waynesboro 4, Greencastle-Antrim 1
South Hagerstown 12, Urbana 4
Thursday, April 30
Chambersburg 6, Altoona 2
Waynesboro 18, West Perry 3
Greencastle-Antrim 3, Northern 1
Biglerville 17, Fairfield 7
North Hagerstown 13, Thomas Johnson 2
Linganore 12, South Hagerstown 11 (9 innings)
Friday, May 1
Waynesboro 7, New Oxford 5
Smithsburg 12, Saint James 1
North Hagerstown 8, South Hagerstown 5
Saturday, May 2
York Tech 6, Fairfield 5
Linganore 13, North Hagerstown 0
Clear Spring 9, Smithsburg 1
SOFTBALL
Standings
Mid-Penn Commonwealth Division: 1. Central Dauphin (13-1 overall, 10-1 division), 2. Chambersburg (12-3, 9-2), 3. Cumberland Valley (12-4, 9-3), 4. Mechanicsburg (10-5, 6-5), 5. State College (8-6, 6-4), 6. Mifflin County (3-11, 2-8), 7. Cedar Cliff (2-15, 2-9), 8. Altoona (3-11, 1-9).
Mid-Penn Colonial Division: 1. Big Spring (15-1 overall, 11-1 division), 2. Greencastle-Antrim (13-2, 9-2), 3. Northern (11-4, 8-3), 4. Shippensburg (12-6, 8-4), 5. West Perry (4-11, 3-8), 6. Boiling Springs (7-9, 3-9), 7. Waynesboro (3-11, 2-8), 8. James Buchanan (2-12, 1-10).
YAIAA III: 1. Littlestown (17-2 overall, 14-0 division), 2. Bermudian Springs (13-5, 11-2), 3. Biglerville (11-4, 10-3), 4. Delone Catholic (7-9, 7-6), 5. Fairfield (6-11, 5-9), 6. York Tech (7-10, 4-9), 7. Hanover (2-13, 1-11), 8. York Catholic (1-14, 0-12).
Washington County: Boonsboro (14-0), South Hagerstown (9-7), Hancock (9-9), North Hagerstown (9-9), Williamsport (8-11), Smithsburg (6-12), Saint James (5-3), Clear Spring (1-14).
Scores
Monday, April 27
Fairfield 18, Hanover 1
North Hagerstown 1, Smithsburg 0
South Hagerstown 16, Clear Spring 11
Tuesday, April 28
Chambersburg 11, Mifflin County 1
Greencastle-Antrim 6, Waynesboro 1
Fairfield 5, York Tech 2
Smithsburg 9, Fort Hill 3
Thursday, April 30
Greencastle-Antrim at Northern, suspended
Biglerville 17, Fairfield 3
Friday, May 1
Waynesboro 16, Spring Grove 15
North Hagerstown 11, Thomas Johnson 1
Saint James 2, Smithsburg 0
Urbana 4, South Hagerstown 0
Saturday, May 2
Linganore 20, North Hagerstown 3
BOYS LACROSSE
Standings
Mid-Penn Commonwealth Division: 1. State College (14-1, 13-0), 2. Cumberland Valley (13-1 overall, 12-1 division), 3. Carlisle (9-4, 9-4), 4. Mechanicsburg (9-6, 8-5), 5. Chambersburg (8-7, 7-7), 6. Central Dauphin (5-9, 4-8), 7. Mifflin County (4-10, 4-9), 8. Cedar Cliff (2-14, 2-12), 9. CD East (0-13, 0-13).
Washington County: South Hagerstown (10-4), Saint James (9-1), Smithsburg (7-5), Boonsboro (5-7), North Hagerstown (4-8).
Scores
Monday, April 27
South Hagerstown 9, North Hagerstown 3
Tuesday, April 28
State College 18, Chambersburg 5
Oakdale 11, Smithsburg 10
Wednesday, April 29
South Hagerstown 16, Brunswick 8
Thursday, April 30
Carlisle 10, Chambersburg 5
North Hagerstown 14, Tuscarora 7
Francis Scott Key 11, Smithsburg 10
Friday, May 1
Smithsburg 15, South Hagerstown 3
GIRLS LACROSSE
Mid-Penn Commonwealth Division: 1. Cumberland Valley (14-0 overall, 13-0 division), 2. Chambersburg (9-5, 9-5), 3. Cedar Cliff (9-7, 8-6), 4. State College (7-5, 7-5), 5. Mechanicsburg (9-6, 7-6), 6. Central Dauphin (7-7, 6-6), 7. Carlisle (7-7, 6-7), 8. CD East (2-12, 1-11), 9. Mifflin County (1-14, 1-12).
Washington County: North Hagerstown (6-5), Boonsboro (3-8), Saint James (2-8), Smithsburg (0-10).
Scores
Tuesday, April 28
State College 12, Chambersburg 3
North Hagerstown 16, Sandy Spring Friends 3
Oakdale 17, Smithsburg 3
Thursday, April 30
Chambersburg 8, Carlisle 5
North Hagerstown 14, Tuscarora 9
Friday, May 1
Francis Scott Key 18, Smithsburg 1
Saturday, May 2
Saint James 11, North Hagerstown 5
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Standings
Mid-Penn Commonwealth: 1. Cumberland Valley (12-2 overall, 12-0 division), 2. Central Dauphin (13-1, 10-1), 3. State College (8-5, 8-3), 4. CD East (11-6, 6-6), 5. Carlisle (4-9, 2-9), 6. Altoona (2-8, 1-8), 7. Chambersburg (1-13, 0-12).
Scores
Tuesday, April 28
Chambersburg 3, Trinity 1
Thursday, April 30
Central Dauphin 3, Chambersburg 0
BOYS TENNIS
Standings
Washington County: Clear Spring (14-1), North Hagerstown (12-1), Boonsboro (10-7), Williamsport (4-10), Smithsburg (3-8), Saint James (3-8), South Hagerstown (0-14).
Scores
Monday, April 27
North Hagerstown 5, Smithsburg 0
Clear Spring 5, South Hagerstown 0
Thursday, April 30
Clear Spring 5, Smithsburg 0
Friday, May 1
North Hagerstown 4, Thomas Johnson 1
GIRLS TENNIS
Standings
Washington County: South Hagerstown (11-2), Clear Spring (10-4), Williamsport (9-5), Boonsboro (8-9), North Hagerstown (6-7), Smithsburg (4-7).
Scores
Monday, April 27
North Hagerstown 4, Smithsburg 1
South Hagerstown 3, Clear Spring 2
Thursday, April 30
Clear Spring 5, Smithsburg 0
Friday, May 1
Thomas Johnson 5, North Hagerstown 0
BOYS TRACK AND FIELD
Records
Local.News1 teams: Chambersburg (6-2 overall, 6-2 Commonwealth), Greencastle-Antrim (6-0, 6-0 Colonial), Fairfield (2-4, 2-4 YAIAA III), Waynesboro (0-5, 0-5 Colonial).
Scores
Tuesday, April 28
Chambersburg 88, Cumberland Valley 61
Greencastle-Antrim 110.5, Waynesboro 39.5
Wednesday, April 29
Bermudian Springs 132, Fairfield 18
Thursday, April 30
Small School CMC Championship
Team scores (9 teams): 1. Walkersville 163.5, 2. Smithsburg 146
Smithsburg medalists: Dylan Herbst (1st in 800, 1:59.13; 1st in 1,600, 4:32.30), Cadyn Nesbitt (1st in pole vault, 13-0; 6th in 100, 11.44), Michael Wynkoop (1st in 3,200, 10:08.69), Masen Howe (3rd in 200, 56.05), Dylan Lowe (4th in 800, 2:06.02), Grayson Wynkoop (4th in 1,600, 4:42.14), Matt Smith (4th in shot put, 40-7), Jacob Tyler (4th in high jump, 6-0; 4th in long jump, 19-10.5), Trevor Jessup (4th in discus, 112-4; 7th in shot put, 37-5.25), Rittenhouse Shuster (4th in triple jump, 42-3.5), Camilo Mellott (5th in 800, 2:07.67; 5th in 1,600, 4:47.49), Gavin Gross (5th in 3,200, 10:52.69), Kasim Kelly (6th in 110 hurdles, 17.31), Prince Baymon (6th in 300 hurdles, 46.35), Anthony Villalobos (6th in discus, 108-3), Michael Jackson (6th in high jump, 6-0), Charles Higgins (8th in 400, 57.96), Jacob McIntosh (8th in 300 hurdles, 47.65), Caleb Geissinger (7th in long jump, 19-2.5; 8th in pole vault, 10-6), 4×200 relay (1st in 1:32.24), 4×100 relay (2nd in 45.79), 4×400 relay (2nd in 3:43.97), 4×800 relay (3rd in 8:48.02)
Saturday, May 2
Stan Morgan Invitational
Team scores (17 teams): 1. Carlisle 133, 3. Chambersburg 72, 10. Fairfield 14, 16. Waynesboro 1
Chambersburg medalists: Okenie McLaughlin (1st in long jump, 22-4.25; 1st in triple jump, 45-9), Jon Dawe (2nd in 300 hurdles, 40.03), Gavin Parris (2nd in javelin, 149-6), Ben Linn (2nd in freshman 1,600, 4:46.65), Daniel Casagrandi (3rd in 200, 22.84), Isaiah Ferguson (3rd in 300 hurdles, 41.98), Alex Cross (3rd in long jump, 20-9.5), Julian Clark (3rd in 1,600, 4:23.65), Cobe Penick (4th in 800, 2:03.36), Luke Mertz (5th in pole vault, 13-0), Aden Goshorn (6th in 800, 2:05.08), Boston Vincenti (6th in 1,600, 4:27.50; 7th in 800, 2:05.16), Mason Mowen (7th in javelin, 143-7), Colin Wenger (8th in pole vault, 11-0), 4×400 (4th in 3:30.82)
Fairfield medalists: Austin Snyder (3rd in shot put, 48-1; 7th in discus, 123-6), 4×100 (3rd in 44.18), 4×400 (5th in 3:31.85)
Waynesboro medalists: Devin Barger (6th in 3,200, 10:12.90)
GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD
Records
Local.News1 teams: Chambersburg (6-2 overall, 6-2 Commonwealth), Greencastle-Antrim (6-0, 6-0 Colonial), Fairfield (0-6, 0-6 YAIAA III), Waynesboro (1-4, 1-4 Colonial).
Scores
Tuesday, April 28
Chambersburg 82, Cumberland Valley 68
Greencastle-Antrim 100, Waynesboro 50
Wednesday, April 29
Bermudian Springs 129, Fairield 16
Thursday, April 30
Small School CMC Championship
Team scores (8 teams): 1. Brunswick 133, 5. Smithsburg 88
Smithsburg medalists: Lohgan Viar (1st in 3,200, 13:20.21; 4th in 800, 2:40.75), Skyla Mastronardi (3rd in high jump, 4-8; 8th in 100, 13.23), Lilian Hade (3rd in pole vault, 9-6), Melyssa Bard (4th in 100, 12.94; 6th in 200, 26.93), Maru Weidmyer (4th in 3,200, 13:51.92), Samantha Nieman (5th in discus, 97-3), Emilia Spithaler (5th in high jump, 4-6; 7th in triple jump, 30-0.5), Emmaleigh Mentzer (5th in pole vault, 8-0), Acasia Todd (7th in 300 hurdles, 53.02), 4×100 relay (1st in 50.75), 4×200 relay (1st in 1:47.94), 4×400 relay (3rd in 4:33.22), 4×800 relay (3rd in 11:01.39)
Saturday, May 2
Stan Morgan Invitational
Team scores (16 teams): 1. Cumberland Valley 97, 3. Chambersburg 85
Chambersburg medalists: Natalie Quinn (1st in 3,200, 11:06.21; 2nd in 1,600, 5:07.53), Emily Mitchell (1st in freshman 300 hurdles, 50.30; 3rd in 100 hurdles, 16.30), Dechea Davis (2nd in 100, 12.56; 7th in 300 hurdles, 51.16), Addyson Brubaker (3rd in 400, 1:00.30), Mikaela Sistrunk (3rd in high jump, 4-9), Addison Zimmerman (3rd in long jump, 15-4), Olivia Coy (3rd in triple jump, 34-2), Natalia Anderson (4th in 100, 12.97; 5th in 200, 26.80), Lilly Spohn (4th in 800, 2:26.82; 6th in 1,600, 5:26.55), Kendall Temchak (4th in javelin, 99-6), Maggie Holtry (5th in 400, 1:01.73), Marlee Jackson (5th in 100 hurdles, 16.66; 6th in 300 hurdles, 50.99), Mikaila Collins (5th in shot put, 31-7.5), Liam Coy (6th in freshman 1,600, 4:49.41), Amiyah Watson (6th in freshman 300 hurdles, 52.47), Ariana Jean (7th in high jump, 4-5), Natalie Fitz (7th in pole vault, 8-6), Ada Velazquez (7th in pole vault, 8-6), 4×400 (2nd in 4:03.92)
Fairfield medalists: Julianna Estes (4th in freshman 300 hurdles, 51.42), Gemma Phelan (5th in freshman 300 hurdles, 51.89), Charlie Sweeney (7th in freshman 300 hurdles, 54.69), 4×400 (7th in 4:33.38)
