Carthage College Athletics

Directions to Carthage College
From northbound I-94: Exit at Wisconsin Highway 50, Wisconsin Highway 158 or Wisconsin Highway 142. Follow east for approximately eight miles and turn left (north) at Sheridan Road (Wisconsin Highway 32). Just past St. Catherine Commons senior living, Sheridan Road becomes, by going straight at the light, Alford Park Drive and follows Lake Michigan. Carthage College and the Carthage athletic complex is on Alford Park Drive, less than a mile north of St. Catherine Commons.
 
From northbound or southbound I-94 via Highway E: Exit at Highway E, the first Kenosha exit. Follow east for approximately eight miles, or until the road ends at Sheridan Road (Wisconsin Highway 32) and turn right (south). Carthage College is on this road, approximately one mile south of Highway E. Turn left at the drive past the flagpole and over the bridge to reach the Carthage athletic complex.

Parking

Parking for the NCAA Division III Men's Soccer Championships First & Second rounds hosted by Carthage College is available in Lot 'A'. Lot 'A' is the largest parking lot adjacent to Art Keller Field, Tarble Arena, and the Tarble Athletic and Recreation Center. Lot 'A' is located along ot Alford Park Drive. 

Art Keller Field, home to Carthage football, soccer, lacrosse and track & field, is a premier athletic facility located on the campus of Carthage College in Kenosha, Wis. The facility features a field turf playing surface, stadium seating for 2,448 spectators, an 8-lane 400m track and a 7-unit press box facility.  
 
Seating for fans is located on either side of the field, with visiting team seating located on the west side of the field. Carthage fan seating and the press box are located on the east side of the facility, attached to the Campbell Student Union. The Campbell Student Union, press facility and seating opened in the fall of 2011 as part of a $11.5 million project on the site of the previous Seidemann Building, which functioned as the college’s natatorium until the Tarble Athletic & Recreation Center was constructed in 2001. The press facility features designated areas for game management, home & visiting coaches, home & visiting media, a webcasting suite and a VIP gathering suite. In addition to the press box, the Campbell Student Union also features five foodservice options, dining areas, a community living room, a 200-seat THX multipurpose auditorium and the Barnes & Noble bookstore. These facilities allow Carthage to host a variety of athletic events; including conference and NCAA championship tournaments.
 
In 1997, thanks to a major gift from David and Gael Romoser, an artificial surface was installed on Art Keller Field. In 2007, the surface was replaced with “Field Turf”, one of the leading artificial surface companies in the world. A new field surface and track replacement project is scheduled for the summer of 2017.

Click here to learn more about all of Carthage's athletic facilities. 

Seeking Truth, Building Strength, Inspiring Service—Together

That’s the Carthage mission. It’s not a stodgy old saying recited at alumni banquets and presidential dinners. It’s a challenge. One that we put forth anew every single day. To our students. To our faculty and staff. To make this world a better place for all of us.

At Carthage, we’ve seen 168 years of leaders, makers, and go-getters go out and go forth. We’ve changed our name — and even our location — since we were founded in 1847. But the core of a Carthage education has stayed the same: Our liberal arts foundation provides students with a strong academic, moral, and intellectual compass, so they become perceptive, resourceful, and grounded individuals.

Everything you see on campus has been built with student success in mind. And even though we’re nestled in a setting that hasn’t changed much since the last Ice Age, our facilities and resources look sparkling new. That’s because they are. Carthage has invested close to $200 million in recent years in living and learning resources.