Carter Prenosil Basketball is the Carlisle High School basketball player and a class of 2022, who swung punches on his opponents in his last game.

Carter Prenosil Basketball: Carlisle Player, Who, High School, Fight, Reddit Video

Carlisle Player:

A Carlisle High School basketball player is facing felony charges after a violent incident at the end of Tuesday’s Carlisle-Nevada game caught on video.

The Carlisle Police Department identified their suspect as 17-year-old Carter Prenosil, a senior on Carlisle’s basketball team. Police believe Prenosil knocked out a Nevada player with a punch to the head as the two teams lined up to shake hands after the game.

Who:

According to the criminal complaint, the Nevada player suffered a concussion and a cut to the lip that required four stitches.

In a statement, Nevada School Superintendent Steve Gray called the incident “a very unfortunate and disturbing situation.” He said the injured Nevada athlete is expected to recover.

High School:

The Iowa High School Athletic Association addressed both incidents in a statement:

We’re obviously disappointed to see multiple instances of violent conduct take place on the opening nights of the 2021-22 basketball season. Violent conduct has no place in Iowa high school activities. 

Fight:

Footage of the incident shows the Carlisle Wildcats player hitting a member of his Nevada opponents, when the two teams exchanged handshakes after the game.

In the 9-second video, the Wildcats player hits his opponent twice; once in the stomach and once in the face. At the end of the video, players from both teams are attempting to separate the boys.

Reddit Video:

In other high school basketball-related news, back in March, an announcer for a high school basketball game used racial slurs on-air while referring to players of an Oklahoma team, who knelt during the National Anthem. “They’re kneeling?” Matt Rowan said. “I hope Norman gets their ass kicked. Fuck them. I hope they lose. They’re gonna kneel like that?” He later blamed the outburst on his diabetic condition.