WASHINGTON, D.C. - Catholic men's lacrosse celebrated Senior Day on Saturday by scoring a program-record 30 goals in a shutout of Juniata.

The Cardinals break their record of 28 goals, set first in 2021 against Moravian and matched in 2022 at Juniata. The shutout is their first since Feb. 11, 2014 versus Southern Virginia. 

Catholic flew out to a monster lead with a 14-goal first quarter before taking a 23-0 halftime lead against the Eagles. 

Billy Burton, Bjorn Olofson, Victor Rosado, and Ryan Carickoff all recorded hat tricks with Rosado adding four assists to break the program record for career points. 

John Hadden, Will Gilfillan and Fitz McLaughlin each had two goals for the Cardinals. 

Nine different players scored for Catholic in the opening quarter, starting with goals in the first five minutes from Hadden and Liam Hill. After going more than five minutes without a goal, Catholic would score 12 goals in the final 6:35 of the period. The Cardinals also got goals from Burton, Erik Aulbach, Connor Baia, Rosado, McLaughlin, Matt Ford, and Brendan Falatko in the opener.

Catholic tacked on nine more in the second period with Mason Russo, Shawn Zebrowski, Carickhoff, Steven Dezelic, Matt Shandley, and Danny Cappitelli joining the goal-scoring party. 

The scoring slowed down slightly in the final two periods with Catholic adding seven more over the final 30 minutes to close out the 30-0 win. Olofson scored three goals in the second half while Bailey Wallace, Chris McCabe, and Gilfillan got on the board. 

QUICK HITTERS

• Rosado broke multiple records on Saturday, starting with his own single-season records for assists in a season with 34. He set the program record in 2023 with 32 assists. He then broke a 19-year old program record for points scored, reaching 210 for his Catholic career to surpass Conor Kelly ('06) with 209. Rosado also reached 100 career assists and moved into fifth all-time in program history with 110 goals. 
• With nine face-off wins today, Ryan Macksoud now holds the top-two spots on the single-season list as he reached 230 for the season. He ranks third all-time with 609 face-off wins. 
• Baia and Gilfillan each scored their first career goals in Catholic uniforms with Gilfillan scoring a pair. 
• Ford, Zebrowski, and Cullen Lotz each handed out a pair of assists in the contest. 
• Jack Suchanek was 8-9 on face-offs and added an assist while grabbing seven ground balls. Baia was a perfect 11-11 on face-offs with seven ground balls to go with his goal. 

Catholic closes out the regular season on Saturday at Wilkes.