Kayleigh Wieska

Box Score

Hendrix HENDRIX 4-5, 0-0

Carthage CARTHAGE 4-1, 0-0

Hendrix HENDRIX

4-5, 0-0

Final

Mar. 18, 2023

Carthage CARTHAGE

4-1, 0-0

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Hendrix HENDRIX	1	4	3	5	13
Carthage CARTHAGE	7	10	6	2	25

Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse | 3/18/2023 4:13:00 PM

Firebirds Roll Through Hendrix in Home Opener

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University of Dubuque

3/19/2023 | 1 p.m.

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University of Dubuque

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KENOSHA, Wis. — The Carthage College men's lacrosse team started this weekend's doubleheader with a 25-13 win over Hendrix Saturday afternoon.

Final score: Carthage 25 - Hendrix 13
Location: Kenosha, Wisconsin - Art Keller Field
Records: Carthage 4-1, Hendrix 4-5

After Hendrix scored first, Carthage retaliated with 13 unanswered goals taking a 13-1 lead with 8:42 left in the second quarter.
Andrew Johnson added a goal making it 15-3.
Although the Warriors tallied two, Carthage closed the quarter with goals from William Clemens and Andrew Frey.
Colin Poitras got the Firebirds going in the third, scoring at the 14:24 mark.
Carthage then went on a 5-2 run, moving the advantage to 23-7.
Michael Stell and Truett Wilson closed the game out for Carthage as the home team went on to win 25-13.

Reigning CCIW Offensive Player of the Week, Colin Poitras had a team-best five goals and two assists for seven points in the contest.
Alec Gern and Andrew Fry had four goals for the Firebirds, while Andrew Johnson and George Burchfield had three.
Johnson surpassed 100 career goals in today's win.
Corbin Van Duyne had a team-best eight ground balls, followed by Timmy Martino Jr. with seven.
Jake Williamson made six saves in goal for Carthage.

"The offense got us off to a good start today. I think we had 17 goals on 28 shots in the first half, and another great job by Matt of having this team offensively running at a high level.

We have a lot of things to work on, though, and get better at, and we need to have a cleaner game as well going forward. We are still turning the ball over too much and bleeding too many goals on mental mistakes. Those are things we need to fix before we get into conference play.

We also let it get away from us there in the fourth quarter at the end with some sloppy lacrosse and need to find a way to play sixty minutes regardless of whom we have out on the field.

I told the guys the key to winning today was face-offs and clears, and Corbyn and Workman had a good day giving us a twenty-possession advantage at the X. We needed to be better today in ride and clear game, so I'll have to take a look at where we went wrong there."