Carleton sophomores Kelsey Moede (Lake Oswego, Ore.) and Taylor Wells (Rochester, Minn./Century) have been named to the Women’s Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) All-Midwest region team. Carleton was one of three regional programs to place two players on the 10-player squad.

One of the best seasons in Carleton history ended one step short of the goal, as the NCAA Championships field was announced without including any Knights. Sophomore Kelsey Moede (Lake Oswego, Ore.) was on the outside looking in when selections were announced, as she represented the best chance of earning a national tournament bid.

Kelsey Moede and Taylor Wells fired seven-over par 79s to finish in a tie for fourth as Carleton wrapped its 2012-13 regular-season schedule at the Gustavus Quadrangular. Grace Gilmore added an 82, just missing a top-10 finish, as the Knights posted a 333 team score to finish fourth in the event. For Moede, it marked her final chance to make an impression on the NCAA selection committee in advance of tomorrow's national tournament announcement.

Taylor Wells posted a final-round, 10-over par 82 to finish in a tie for sixth and Kelsey Moede recorded her eighth top-10 finish in nine tournaments as No. 23 Carleton ended up sixth at its home spring invitational. Wells finished the 36-hole event at 18-over par 162. Moede tallied a final-round 84 to end at 164 and in solo eighth. The Knights had a final-round 357, their highest score in more than two seasons, and ended at 703, the first time they’ve shot above 700 in a 36-hole event since the 2011 Carleton Invitational.

While they both arrived in much different fashions, sophomores Kelsey Moede and Taylor Wells both fired eight-over par 80s to lead No. 23 Carleton to fifth place after its own Carleton Invitational's first round. The Knights posted a 346 team score and sit six shots back of the top three.

Kelsey Moede fired a seven-over par 79 to lead 23rd-ranked Carleton to a 338 team score in the Wartburg Invitational’s first round. Sunday's second round was canceled by poor weather conditions, leaving the Knights in sixth place in the 10-team field. Taylor Wells added an 81 and Grace Gilmore tallied an 83 for Carleton, playing outside for the first time in a month after its spring break trip to Hawaii.