For three-plus years, Mid Penn girls’ soccer teams – especially their defenses – had to be very anxious when they were preparing to play Chambersburg. That’s because the Trojans fielded the best forward in the league, Brooke (Jacobs) Lombardozzi, and

By 1974, the Chambersburg wrestling program was still looking for an identity. The Trojans had become competitive as a team and several wrestlers had made postseason advances. But Chambersburg was still looking for its breakthrough moment. Enter Craig Helmuth. By

It was a serendipitous moment in 1967 when Paul Kaiser Jr. was asked To start a new sports program at Chambersburg – boys cross country. Kaiser coached the Trojans for the next 10 years and quickly built the program into

Kellen Williams spent his high school years at Chambersburg. As a quintessential and impressive three-sport athlete who Excelled in each of his endeavors. He was a two-way star in football, helped the basketball team to a District 3 crown and

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

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