WESTFIELD, Mass. – Eastern Connecticut State first year Caroline Goderre took home the individual title at the Little East Conference Women's Golf Championships at Tekoa Country Club on Sunday (Oct. 25).

Goderre won the event with a two-round total of 144 (+2), winning the event by 19 shots over Keene State's Madi Mousley. Goderre, who shot 75 (+4) in the first round, was stellar in round two, shooting a course record two-under 69. In her round, Goderre carded five birdies and an eagle.

With the win, Goderre was named Little East Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year, as well as earning First Team All-Conference honors. Daria Fournier, who finished round two with a 93, also earned First Team All-Conference honors with a fourth-place finish overall.

Grace Rose finished in 22nd, shooting 218 (+76), Hannah Milot tied for 23rd shooting 220 (+78) and Sophia Ramino was tied for 28th with a 234 (+92).

On the team side, Eastern finished in second place, finished the event at 756 (+188) after shooting a second round 387 (+103). Keene State took home the team championship finishing at 721 (+153) after shooting 351 (+67) in the second round.

2026 Little East Conference Women's Golf Championships
1. Keene State - 721
2. Eastern Connecticut State - 756
3. Husson - 773
4. Southern Maine - 781
5. WestConn - 854
5. Rhode Island College - 854
7. Westfield State - 919
8. Lasell - 943