Emory Goodson
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- Height:
- 5-6
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- Hometown:
- Franklin, Tenn.
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- Year:
- So.
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- High School:
- Franklin
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- Major:
- Economics
Bio
SOPHOMORE • 2025-26
All-CNE Second-Team ... Was the third-best NCAA Division III golfer at the Hartford Hawks Women's Invitational behind teammates Krisna Mahendran and Brooke Bugajewski with an 85 (+15), good for 11th in the field of 38 at the Keney Park Golf Course (Sept. 6) ... Finished fourth in the field of 34 with an 82 (+11) at the Tekoa Country Club to help the Rams win the Westfield State Invitational (Sept. 14) ... Took third at the Hartford Tri-Match with an 81 at the Wintonbury Hill Golf Course (Sept. 27) ... Secured second at the Keene State Invitational with an 81 at the Keene Country Club (Sept. 28) ... Took a share of 74th with teammate Lauren Phelan at the Polar Bear Shootout with a 184 at the Brunswick Golf Club (Oct. 4-5) ... Landed in sixth a 36-hole card of 173 at Keney Park Golf Course to help Suffolk capture the CNE Championship (Oct. 11-12).
FRESHMAN • 2024-25
Made her collegiate debut at the Westfield State Invitational, which was rained out before she could complete the 18-hole course at the Shaker Farms Country Club (Sept. 7) ... Put together her first collegiate finish of 64th with a two-day score of 186 at the Polar Bear Shootout at the Brunswick Golf Club (Sept. 14-15) ... Tied for seventh in the 40-golfer field at the Keene State Invitational with a 90 at the Keene Country Club (Sept. 29) ... Helped Suffolk win the New England Classic with a third-place showing behind a 79 at the Wenham Country Club (Oct. 5) ... Helped Suffolk win the NWGC Fall Classic with a share of seventh with an 84 (+12) at the Van Patten Golf Club (Oct. 11) ... Tied for 14th at the NWGC Fall Invitational with a 93 at the Mohawk River Country Club (Oct. 12) ... Finished 25th in the 58-golfer fielder at the NEIGA Championship with a 188 at the Captains Golf Course (Oct. 19-20) ... Put together a 254 over the three-day competition at the Camp Lejeune Intercollegiate Golf Championship at the Paradise Point Golf Course to claim 37th (April 4-7) ... Captured 25th at the Cortland Martin/Wallace Invitational with a 183 at the Cortland Country Club (April 12-13) ... Shared 24th with teammate Clare Stackpole-McGrath at the NWGC Championships at the Wintonbury Hills Country Club with a 146 (April 26-27).
ACADEMICS
WGCA All-American Scholar in 2024-25 ... Two-time AD Honor Roll selection (Fall 2024, Spring 2025).
BEFORE SUFFOLK • FRANKLIN
Letterwinner at Franklin ... Helped Franklin to the 2021 regional runner-up finish ... Placed ninth in Region 6-AA Golf Championship in 2023 ... Took ninth in District 12-AA Golf Championship as a senior ... Member of National Honors Society, Film Honors Society and Thespian Honors Society and served as Vice President ... Belonged to Chamber Choir.
News mentions
Four from Suffolk women's golf earn WGCA All-American Scholar honors
Suffolk women’s golf represented the University at the NCAA Division III Championships for the second time in program history over the last two days at Desert Willow Golf Resort.
For the second time in program history and in three years, Suffolk women’s golf will tee off the at the NCAA Division III Championships as the Rams jet set to Palm Desert, California, for nationals, which will be held at Desert Willow Golf Resort, May 19-22.
Suffolk women’s golf captured the team title at the Gordon Shootout Saturday, April 25 at the Wenham Country Club with a first-place finish against Conference of New England (CNE) competition.
Suffolk women’s golf turned in a fourth-place finish at the Hartford/Trinity Invitational April 18-19 at the Rockledge Golf Club.
Suffolk women’s golf competed at the fourth Camp Lejeune Women’s Intercollegiate Championship April 10-12 at Paradise Point Golf Course and turned in a fifth-place finish in an 11-team field.
Recognition flooded in for the first-ever Conference of New England (CNE) Women’s Golf Champion, Suffolk, Thursday afternoon. Jay Parker was selected CNE Coach of the Year, while three Rams – Krisna Mahendran, Brooke Bugajewski and Emory Goodson -- played to All-CNE distinction.
The first-ever Conference of New England Women’s Golf Champion hails from Boston as Suffolk women’s golf was in the driver’s seat at the league championship from the get-go and never looked back to claim the CNE Title over the weekend at the Keney Park Golf Course.
Suffolk women’s golf is set to make history this weekend, Oct. 11-12, as the Rams will compete in the inaugural Conference of New England Championship. The two-day tournament will be hosted by the University of Hartford at Keney Park Gold Course in Windsor, Connecticut.
Suffolk women’s golf turned in a 12th-place performance at the Polar Bear Shootout over the weekend at the Brunswick Golf Club.
Suffolk women’s golf closed out its weekend with another winning performance as the Rams captured the Keene State Invitational at the Keene Country Club Sunday.
Suffolk women’s golf kept its winning ways alive as it captured the Hartford Tri-Match Saturday at the Wintonbury Hill Golf Course.
Suffolk women’s golf returns to action this weekend with a pair of one-day tournaments – the Hartford Tri-Match and the Keene State Invite. The Rams will first head to Wintonbury Hill Golf Course in Bloomfield, Connecticut Saturday, Sept. 27 before trekking up to Keene, New Hampshire Sunday, Sept. 28 to play at Keene Country Club.
Suffolk women’s golf captured the Westfield State Invitational Sunday at the Tekoa Country Club.
Suffolk women’s golf opened its 2025-26 season with a second-place performance at the Hartford Hawks Women’s Invitational at the Keney Park Golf Course.
Suffolk women’s golf’s 10th season gets underway this weekend, Sept. 5-6, at the Hartford Hawks Women's Invitational at the Keney Golf Course in Windsor, Connecticut. Fans can follow the action here.
Suffolk women’s golf will have two new Rams in the line-up for 2025-26 as head coach Jay Parker has brought in true freshman Lauren Phelan and sophomore Alexia Hill for the program’s 10th season.
Suffolk women’s golf 10th season will usher in a new era as the Rams are set to open the Conference of New England competition with five other events centered around the league’s first-ever championship in the fall of 2025, head coach Jay Parker announced.
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