Casey Aicher

NYU NYU 0-1,0-0 UVC

Carthage CARTH 2-1,0-0 CCIW

NYU NYU

0-1,0-0 UVC

Final

Jan. 20, 2023

Carthage CARTH

2-1,0-0 CCIW

Set Scores
Team	1	2	3	4	5	F
NYU NYU	20	25	14	25	11	(2)
Carthage CARTH	25	21	25	22	15	(3)

Game Recap: #6 Men's Volleyball | 1/20/2023 10:08:00 PM

No. 1 Carthage Takes 3-2 Win over No. 15 NYU

Next Match:

vs. Juniata College

1/27/2023 | 5 p.m. CT

Full Schedule

Jan. 27 (Fri) / 5 p.m. CT

vs. Juniata College

History

KENOSHA, Wis. — The No. 1 Carthage College men's volleyball team defeated No. 15 NYU on Friday for their second-straight win of the season.

The Firebirds started the match with a fast 7-2 margin off back-to-back kills from David Markes and Drew Jansen.
After NYU got it to two, Carthage pushed the lead to five with an ace from Kyle Radecki.
Later a combined block from Zach Bulthuis and Radecki made it 21-14 as the home team won the first 25-20.
The Violets turned the tables in the second, going ahead 7-3.
Although the visitors went in front 16-12, Carthage rattled off four-straight points tying the second at 16.
Carthage shrank the lead to 21-19 with a kill from Radecki; however, NYU won the set 25-21.
The Firebirds jumped to a 12-7 score with a block from David Markes and Mitch Geiger.
Carthage closed out the set outsourcing their opponents 13-7 as a block from Markes and Gene McNulty, and a Violets service error won the set for the Firebirds.
With the scoreboard locked at 11 in the fourth, a quick 5-3 run capped off by a kill from Bulthuis made it 16-13.
NYU responded, tying it at 20 and going ahead by two off a service and attack error.
The Violets forced a fifth with a closing kill.
In the fifth, a block from Markes and Ryan Cholewinski put the Firebirds in control 8-6.
Although NYU cut the deficit to one, a kill from Bulthuis and an ace from Joe Kolwicz won it 15-11.

David Markes led the Firebirds in three different categories: kills (10), aces (4), and blocks (6).
Kyle Radecki followed closely with nine kills and two aces.
Zach Bulthuis added eight kills and three blocks.
Drew Jansen tallied four blocks and two aces.
Gene McNulty registered 35 assists in the match, moving his career total to 1,702, which is fourth in the record books for Career assists.