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Chambersburg Boys Soccer Posts Updated 2026 Schedule

The Chambersburg Trojan boys soccer team has released an updated schedule for the 2026 season.

The Trojans are scheduled to play Cedar Cliff on the road Sept. 2, with varsity at 4 p.m. and junior varsity at 5:30 p.m.

Chambersburg will remain on the road for several September contests, including the Bulldogs Bash Tournament on Sept. 5, Central Dauphin on Sept. 9, the York Suburban Tournament on Sept. 12, Mechanicsburg on Sept. 15, Cumberland Valley on Sept. 23 and State College on Sept. 26.

The Trojans are scheduled to play their first listed home game Sept. 29 against Central Dauphin, with junior varsity at 5:30 p.m. and varsity at 7 p.m.

October games include road contests against Carlisle on Oct. 1 and Waynesboro on Oct. 17. Home games are scheduled against Mechanicsburg on Oct. 6, Cedar Cliff on Oct. 12, Cumberland Valley on Oct. 14, Carlisle on Oct. 19 and State College on Oct. 22.

The schedule also lists earlier road games against Lower Dauphin on Aug. 24 and West Perry on Aug. 27.

Photo credits to Chambersburg Trojan Boys Soccer

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