WESTFIELD, Mass. - Senior Kaelin Giddings (Hopewell Junction, N.Y.) finished 12th on the leaderboard with a two-round score of 194 to lead the Western Connecticut State University Wolves to a tie with Rhode Island College for fifth place in the team standings at the Little East Conference (LEC) Women's Golf Championship Tournament at Tekoa Country Club this afternoon.  WestConn totaled 854 as a squad, shooting 10 strokes better today than yesterday and making up for a four-stroke deficit to catch the Anchorwomen on day two.  Keene State won the team title with a score of 721.

Giddings was the model of consistency, shooting a 97 each day and finished four strokes better than the 13th-place finisher.  Sophomore Felicity Fuller (Colorado Springs, Colo.) carried the Wolves on Saturday, earning the lone birdie for WestConn in the tournament on the 14th-hole par 5 and tying for seventh on the leaderboard with a score of 95 after round one.  Fuller shot a 53 on the front nine and finished strong with a 42 on the back nine on Saturday. 

Giddings fired a 53 on the front nine and closed with a 44 after the turn on both days of the tournament.  Fuller shot a 107 today to tie for 16th among 38 total individuals, while Wolves junior Mackenzie Shook (New Milford, Conn.) improved by eight strokes and and sophomore Tessa Blackburn (Red Hook, N.Y.) lowered her score by 14 strokes from round one to round two.  Shook finished 25th with a score of 224 and Blackburn ended at 234 to tie for 28th place.