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Johnson-Frey
Kayleigh Wieska
24
Winner Carthage CARTHAGE 9-8, 3-3
3
Augustana (IL) AUGUSTAN 4-11, 1-5
Winner
Carthage CARTHAGE
9-8, 3-3
24
Final
3
Augustana (IL) AUGUSTAN
4-11, 1-5
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Carthage CARTHAGE 9 5 5 5 24
Augustana (IL) AUGUSTAN 0 1 0 2 3

Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse |

Firebirds Use Big First Quarter to End Regular Season with 24-3 Win in Rock Island

ROCK ISLAND, Ill.  — The Carthage College men's lacrosse team concluded the regular season with a 24-3 victory over Augustana (Ill.) on Saturday afternoon. 

The Basics
  • Final score: Carthage 24 - Augustana (Ill.) 3
  • Location: Kenosha, Wisconsin - Art Keller Field 
  • Records: Carthage 8-8 (2-3 CCIW), Augustana (Ill.) 4-10 (1-4 CCIW)


How it Happened 
 
  • The game commenced with a dominant first quarter for the Firebirds, netting nine impressive goals.
  • Andrew Frey ignited Carthage in the second quarter, scoring a goal just under a minute and a half into the period.
  • Despite a response from Augustana (Ill.), the Firebirds surged ahead with four additional goals, establishing a commanding 14-1 lead by halftime.
  • Carthage maintained momentum in the third, with goals courtesy of Andrew Johnson and James Keiser, extending its lead to 16-1.
  • Further goals from Matt Prosser and Ian Edwards widened the gap to a 17-point margin.
  • Carthage confidently secured a resounding 24-3 victory. 


High Flyers
  • Ian Edwards tied the third most goals scored in a single game for Carthage with eight in the contest. 
  • Andrew Frey added four goals for the Firebirds, while James Keiser tied his season-best with three goals. 
  • Chad Kohlmann had 11 ground balls, which was a team-best. 
  • In goal for Carthage, Jake Williamson made 12 saves on the day, which was three shy of his season-best. 


Coachs Remarks
"The guys did a great job of playing sixty minutes and it's a nice way to close out the regular season. Everyone who qualified for the tournament starts a new season tomorrow and if you win, you move on. You lose, you go home. History, records, and rankings all go out the window. We have as good a shot as anyone if we can play at the level we are capable of."



Up Next 
  • Carthage gears up for the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCW) Tournament which begins on Wednesday, May 1 at 7:30 p.m. 
  • The Firebirds will be the No. 4 seed traveling to the No. 1 seed Illinois Wesleyan. 




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