BOYS LACROSSE
Chambersburg 13, Bishop McDevitt 9: The Trojans owned the fourth quarter, outscoring the Crusaders 4-1 in that period, to claim a non-league victory Monday night in Harrisburg. The Trojans open the season 3-0 for the first time since 2010.

Carson Forrester

Chambersburg coach Joey Wilmot said, "It was 9-8 going into the fourth quarter and we got a quick goal (in 6 seconds) from our faceoff guy (Carson Forrester) and that built a lot of momentum for us."

Forrester was 16-9 in faceoffs and also picked up 8 groundballs

"Their goalie was hot in the first half," Wilmot said. "We made a switch with our goalie, and we made some shooting adjustments, and that made the difference. Raudel Perez did a nice job in goal in the second half — making five saves and only letting in two goals. Dom Marangoni and Shea Makosy were dominant all game again."

Marangoni had 6 goals, an assist, 9 groundballs and 3 turnovers caused, while Makosy had a goal, 6 groundballs and 7 forced turnovers.

Also for Chambersburg, Sam Kunkleman had 3 goals, Brax Makosy had 2 goals and an assist, Riley Harmon had 2 assists and Logan Mulkey and Chase Martin each had an assist. Owen Shearer picked up 4 groundballs and Riley Schaeffer had 3.

Carter Fogal

BASEBALL
Red Lion 4, Chambersburg 3: The Trojans tied the game 3-3 with a run in the top of the seventh, but the Lions came back with a run in the bottom half to capture a non-league victory Monday afternoon.

Chambersburg (1-3) out-hit Red Lion 9-2, but made three errors and two of the Lions' runs were unearned. In the seventh, with Camden Helman in relief, the first two Lions batters made outs. Then Helman issued a walk and an error allowed that batter to score from first base.

For the Trojans, Carter Fogal was 3-for-4 with a run and an RBI and Tegan Kuhns was 2-for-4.

In the Chambersburg fourth, Fogal led off with a double and scored on a passed ball and a single by Kuhns. Greg Cunha also got a hit, both runners were stranded. In the fifth, Kyle Nolan reached on an error and Dru Bowling bunted him to second base. After Hunter Stevens was hit by a pitch, Fogal singled to give the Trojans a 2-1 lead. Wyatt Kissel then walked to load the bases with one out, but a strikeout and groundout ended the inning.

In the seventh, Stevens doubled, stole third base and tagged up and scored on a line drive to left by Kissel, who had doubled earlier in the game..

Bowling started for the Trojans and went six innings. He allowed two hits, struck out four and walked four.