Kayleigh Wieska

Box Score

Carthage CARTHAGE 1-1

Sewanee SEWANEE 5-0

Carthage CARTHAGE

1-1

Final

Feb. 25, 2024

Sewanee SEWANEE

5-0

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	OT	F
Carthage CARTHAGE	3	4	1	1	0	9
Sewanee SEWANEE	2	1	4	2	1	10

Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse | 2/25/2024 2:28:00 PM

Carthage Men's Lacrosse Narrowly Misses Victory in Overtime Battle

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — On Sunday afternoon, the men's lacrosse team of Carthage College competed against Spalding University, experiencing a narrow 10-9 defeat to Sewanee in overtime.

Final score: Sewanee 10 - Carthage 9 (OT)
Location: Louisville, Kentucky
Records: Sewanee 5-0, Carthage 1-1

Sewanee took an early lead, securing two goals in the first quarter, but Ian Edwards and Alec Gern responded with goals, turning the score to 3-2.
The second quarter witnessed a surge from Carthage, as Jake Westland, Ben Krok, and George Burchfield contributed three consecutive goals, extending the lead to four.
Both Carthage and Sewanee exchanged goals, leading to a 7-3 advantage for the Firebirds at halftime.
In the third quarter, the Tigers scored four of the next five goals, narrowing the margin to one entering the final quarter.
Burchfield added his second goal, re-establishing a two-point lead. Sewanee fought back, leveling the score at nine with 28 seconds remaining in regulation.
The Tigers secured the first goal in overtime, ultimately winning the game 10-9.

For the second-straight game, Ian Edwards led the Firebirds in goals with three followed by George Burchfield and Ben Krok with two.
Krok was the team's assist leader tallying two on the day for four points.
Alec Gern and Jake Westland each added a goal for Carthage.
Josh Flores had six ground balls and a team-best four caused turnovers.

"It was a playoff-level game in February. We had a lot of freshmen out there today, including in OT, and our youth showed and hurt us at times, especially on turnovers. We didn't clear great today, and too many dropped passes in our offense. We are still unhealthy with starters out, and things just didn't run as we hoped offensively. We can't blow a four-goal lead that late in the game, however, and most of it was poor management and not valuing our possessions, and that's on me. As we get our young guys experience and get healthy, we will get better."