Women's Golf
- May 14, 2012
Kabasakalis Named MIAC Co-Freshman of the Year
Gina Kabasakalis, fresh off a record-setting first season, has been named the MIAC’s co-freshman of the year, as voted on by the conference’s coaches. Kabasakalis shares the award with Gustavus' Sam Falk. The Californian finished her inaugural season in the maize and blue with the third-lowest stroke average among all players (80.31) in the MIAC, which also marked a new Carleton record.
- May 10, 2012
Wells, Kabasakalis Tabbed All-Region, Knights End Year Ranked 20th
Carleton rookies Gina Kabasakalis and Taylor Wells are two of only five first-year players nationwide to earn spots on the National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA) all-region team. Kabasakalis and Wells made Carleton the lone program in all of NCAA Division III to have more than one first-year player named to one of the five, 10-person, all-region squads. The dynamic duo rewrote the Carleton record book this season and propelled the Knights to the best season in program history. The Knights finished the season ranked
- April 30, 2012
Knights' Record Season Ends With No NCAA Bid for Team, Individuals
A record setting season for Carleton has come to an end. With the announcement of the NCAA Championships field, which included 19 teams and six individuals, the 19th-ranked Knights were left out of the field, as head coach Eric Sieger expected. The youthful squad, which started four first-year players, was nationally- and regionally-ranked for nearly the entire season. The Knights obliterated the school scoring mark by more than 11 shots and improved on last year’s scoring average by a whopping 20 shots. Rookies Gina Kabasakalis and Taylor Wells both broke the previous school single-season scoring mark, while Kelsey Moede's 80.0 average this spring is also the lowest spring average ever posted by a Carleton player.
- April 29, 2012
Moede Top Five Again, Knights Third at Carleton Invite
All season long, rookies Taylor Wells and Gina Kabasakalis have been rewriting the Carleton record book. This spring, however, it’s been Kesley Moede who has been the Knights’ best player, and the Oregon rookie capped an amazing spring turnaround by firing her third straight sub-80 round, posting seven-over par 79 to finish tied for fourth in the weather-shortened Carleton Invitational. Moede’s total helped the 19th-ranked Knights finish third at 335, topping No. 15 Wartburg and St. Benedict by eight shots and finishing only six shots back of No. 10 Gustavus Adolphus. No. 12 St. Olaf captured the team title at 320
- April 28, 2012
Carleton Invite First Round Canceled, Play Sunday Only
Cold, rainy and windy conditions have necessitated canceling the Carleton Invitational's first round. The 9-team event is now a one-day, 18-hole competition, with Sunday tee times starting at 11:15 a.m. at Northfield Golf Club. Tee times for the single-round event are now available.
- April 27, 2012
Carleton Hosts Three Other Ranked Teams in Regular-Season Finale
Carleton, ranked 19th in the latest NGCA/Golf World Division III Coaches poll, hosts the nine-team Carleton Invitational at Northfield Golf Club on Saturday and Sunday. Three other ranked teams––No. 10 Gustavus Adolphus, No. 12 St. Olaf and No. 15 Wartburg--join the strong field in the regular-season finale as teams and individuals make their final auditions before the NCAA Championships selections on Monday afternoon.
