WAUKESHA, Wis. - This week's "Pios of the Week" for the week ending 3/15 are Senior
Abby Curtis of Softball, and Junior
Brady Conwell of Men's Lacrosse for their performances over the past week at their respective games.
Abby Curtis, a senior from Oshkosh, WI, delivered an outstanding week at the plate to help lead Carroll softball through a demanding stretch of games during its spring trip. Over six contests, Curtis hit .500 (11-for-22) with five runs scored, four RBI, and three stolen bases, providing consistent production and pressure at the top of the Pioneer lineup.
Curtis opened the week with a standout performance against Thomas (Me.), going 3-for-4 with two RBI in a Carroll victory. She followed with multi-hit efforts against Saint Joseph's (Me.), Beloit, Albertus Magnus, and Husson, showcasing her ability to make consistent contact against a variety of opponents.
In Carroll's win over Beloit, Curtis went 2-for-4 with an RBI, while she added another 3-for-4 performance against Husson later in the week. She was also aggressive on the basepaths, successfully swiping three bases and creating additional scoring opportunities throughout the lineup.
Curtis finished the week batting .500 and raised her season average to .404, serving as a steady offensive presence as Carroll navigated a competitive slate of non-conference games.
Brady Conwell - Men's Lacrosse
Brady Conwell, a junior from Middleton, WI, turned in a productive week offensively to help lead the Carroll men's lacrosse team through a pair of road contests, recording five goals and four assists for nine points across two games.
Conwell opened the week with a standout performance in Carroll's 15–10 road win at Clarke, finishing with three goals and two assists for a team-high five points. He was efficient from the field, putting six of his 12 shots on goal, while also contributing three ground balls and forcing a turnover as Carroll earned the non-conference victory.
He followed with another strong all-around effort at Dubuque, tallying two goals and two assists in an 8–12 loss. Conwell again led the Pioneer attack with four points, added four ground balls, and continued to create offensive opportunities against a physical Spartans defense.
Over the two-game stretch, Conwell totaled nine points, 10 shots on goal, and seven ground balls, serving as a consistent scoring threat and offensive catalyst for the Pioneers.
