Because Pennsylvania is considered the home of the best high school wrestling in the country, winning a PIAA individual title in that sport is quite an accomplishment. Garett Hammond liked winning a state championship so much in 2012 that he did it again in 2013, giving Chambersburg its only two-time

Doug Walter collected numerous medals in his excellent running career at Chambersburg, including a pair of PIAA gold medals in the 1984-85 season. But he lists a team achievement as his favorite memory of his time with the Trojans. Doug Walter was a two-sport PIAA gold medalist for Chambersburg. He

If you want some indication of how good Donald “Mike” Waters was as a football player at Chambersburg, check out these statistics from a 39-7 win over Hanover in October of 1950 at Henninger Field: In 13 carries, he gained 154 yards (11.8 avg.), including scoring runs of 80 yards

It’s likely that nobody put their stamp on Chambersburg athletics more than Lowell “Doc” Schlichter. When he began his term of 33 years as the CASHS athletic director, the school offered only two sports – football and basketball. When Schlichter retired from that post in 1974, there were 34 interscholastic

He may have a common name, but the legacy left by Dave Myers as an athlete at Chambersburg was nothing but uncommon. Myers was a standout athlete in four sports for the Trojans before graduating in 1966, and he led a very interesting life after his playing days were over.

Chris Clever grew into a perfect body for throwing the javelin – long and lean with a powerful right arm. And he made the most of it in his time at Chambersburg, securing a pair of PIAA Class 3A boys javelin titles in his junior and senior seasons. The best

It’s not a difficult chore to show why Bob Thomas belongs in the inaugural class of the Chambersburg Athletics Hall of Fame. His list of accomplishments as the Trojans’ baseball coach is impressive, to say the least: Thomas was the CASHS head baseball coach for 51 seasons. Especially in the

During his four-year career in boy’s tennis at Chambersburg, Ben Gabler was unfamiliar with the word “lose.” Because of that, Gabler put together a stellar career for the Trojans in the early 1990’s and is by any measure the school’s greatest tennis player ever. Gabler has been named to the

When he attended high school in Chambersburg, Barry Carter Sr. used his athletic skills to boost the performance of teams in four sports. Carter played football and basketball, and in the spring, he competed in both baseball and track & field. Carter, who is deceased, was a versatile member of