Kayleigh Wieska

Box Score

Carroll (WI) CARROLL 5-8, 0-3

Carthage CARTHAGE 11-4, 2-2

Carroll (WI) CARROLL

5-8, 0-3

Final

Apr. 18, 2025

Carthage CARTHAGE

11-4, 2-2

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Carroll (WI) CARROLL	1	3	2	3	9
Carthage CARTHAGE	5	6	8	3	22

Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse | 4/18/2025 10:24:00 PM

Firebirds Collect Commanding 22-9 Win on Senior Day

Next Game:

at North Central College

4/19/2025 | 2 p.m.

Next Game

Full Schedule

Apr. 19 (Sat) / 2 p.m.

at North Central College

History

Recap
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KENOSHA — Carthage delivered a commanding performance Friday night at Art Keller Field, using a fast start and relentless scoring to defeat Carroll (Wis.) 22-9. The Firebirds led 5-1 after the first quarter and extended their margin to 11-4 by halftime.

Final score: Carthage 22 - Carroll (Wis.) 9
Location: Kenosha, Wisconsin - Tarble Arena
Records: Carthage 11-4 (2-2 CCIW), Carroll (Wis.) 5-8 (0-3 CCIW)

Carthage jumped out to a fast start behind first-quarter goals from Collin McClure, Andrew Johnson, and Ben Krok, building a 5-1 lead.
The Firebirds maintained their momentum in the second, as Alec Gern and Chad Kohlmann added to the tally and Andrew Frey scored just before halftime to make it 11-4.
Carthage dominated the third quarter with an eight-goal explosion, highlighted by three goals from Gern and contributions from Frey, Krok, and Keyan Schugel, extending the lead to 19-6.
In the fourth, Jack Meyer, Angelo Cullen, and Matt Prosser each added a goal to close out a 22-9 victory.

Alec Gern led the way with five goals in the contest followed by Ben Krok with four.
Andrew Johnson and Andrew Frey each had three.
Johnson finished with a team-best five assists for eight points becoming the career leader for points in Carthage program history.

"First, I just want to congratulate Andrew Johnson. What an incredible career. He has went through a lot on and off the field these past five years and it took everything to get to tonight. He's a great kid and am so proud of him and everything he has given this program. It's fitting he wore #1 tonight. The number will continue to grow in its legacy and has great meaning for our program.

It's nice to get our first win in CCIW. Proud of all the seniors who played great. Hayden Jones and Joey Workman both really stepped up tonight and we rode their play in the first.

I'm proud of the whole team for their effort in the third. We really locked in that quarter and played at the level we are capable of. Quick turnaround to tomorrow so a short time to enjoy this one. Onto North Central (Ill.)."