WAUKESHA, Wis. — Lawrence University secured a 9-5 victory over Carroll University on Wednesday, with a balanced offensive effort that included six assists on nine goals. Despite the Pioneers' three power-play goals, the Vikings maintained control throughout, aided by winning half of the faceoffs and a strong clearing game, converting 15 of 18 attempts.

The match commenced with Lawrence asserting early control, winning the initial faceoff and establishing momentum. Eamon Tegenfeldt-Pfo opened the scoring with a goal at 11:46, assisted by Robbie Spielmann. The Vikings maintained their advantage with Henry Fischer and Joe McCabe each adding goals, pushing the lead to 3-0. Despite a late goal by Carroll's Zach Szuba, the period ended with Lawrence ahead 3-1.

Lawrence capitalized on key opportunities in the second quarter, extending its lead. Judah Goehring scored at 10:14, marking his third goal of the season. Later, Fischer, assisted by Goehring, added another goal at 3:09, pushing Lawrence further ahead. Despite Carroll's goal by Brady Conwell at 2:03, the Vikings maintained control, finishing the quarter with a 5-2 advantage.

Lawrence opened the third quarter by winning the faceoff through Cody Brekke but soon faced a turnover. Despite this early setback, Tyler Graham made crucial saves against Carroll's attacks, maintaining defensive pressure throughout. With just 1:27 left, Carroll managed a man-up goal, cutting into Lawrence's momentum. However, the Vikings responded quickly when Tegenfeldt-Pfo scored his second goal of the season at the 32-second mark, ensuring the period ended with both teams adding one goal each. The game concluded with Lawrence securing the victory, 6-3.

Lawrence began the fourth quarter by winning the faceoff and maintained possession, though an early turnover occurred. At 12:44, Fischer scored, assisted by Brody Herr, extending Lawrence's lead. Despite a penalty resulting in a man-up goal for Carroll, the Vikings responded as Goehring found the back of the net at 9:29, with assistance from Spielmann. Fischer added another goal at 6:24, assisted by Emmett Eischens, further solidifying their advantage. 

Carroll managed to score once more with a man-up goal by Brady Mollsen, but Lawrence's defense held firm for the remainder of the quarter, maintaining their lead and securing a victory with a final score of 9-5.