BOSTON – 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. Fans can follow the action here. 

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RAMS REWIND
Suffolk women's golf's 10th varsity season will be that of a new era as the Rams and their conference counterparts will compete in the Conference of New England (CNE) for the first time.  

Under the leadership of head coach Jay Parker, the Rams have captured two league titles during their time in the Northeast Women's Golf Conference (NWGC) with the last coming in 2024. That year, the blue-and-gold made more history with the program's first-ever trip to the NCAA Division III Tournament. 

RAMS ROSTER
Suffolk has a five-player roster comprised of three returners, Brooke Bugajewski, Emory Goodson and Krisna Mahendran, and a pair of newcomers, Alexia Hill and Lauren Phelan.  

RAMS ROOKIES
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. 

MORE READING: Pair Added to Women's Golf Roster in 2025-26 

RAMS RINGLEADERS
Brooke Bugajewski will take on the leadership role for Suffolk women's golf in 2025-26 as head coach Jay Parker has named the junior captain for the program's 10th varsity season.

MORE READING: Bugajewski to Captain Women's Golf in 2025-26

CLASS CATEGORIES
Suffolk's five-player roster is underclassmen heavy with three sophomores and one true freshmen. Brooke Bugajewski, the lone upperclassmen, hails from the junior class.

GEOGRAPHY 101
Two Rams hail from the Lone Star State, Krisna Mahendran and Lauren Phelan. Brooke Bugajewski is a Michigan native, while Emory Goodson calls Tennessee home. Alexia Hill brought her talents to Beantown from Ontario. She is the second-ever international player in the decade-long history of Suffolk women's golf, first since Tess Adams '20.

COACH'S CORNER
Jay Parker has been the one and only head coach of Suffolk women's golf since the program began in 2016-17.

In nine seasons, Parker has coached the Rams to three NEIGA titles, two NWGC Championships and one NCAA Division III Tournament appearance.

Parker will be aided with an assistant coach as former golfing standout Nicole Antonucci returns to the Rams in a coaching role for her fifth season.

LIFT THE LID

• The Rams will begin their season with a multiple team event for the sixth time, third straight season. 
• For the first time since 2023-24 and fifth time in Suffolk women's golf history, the Rams will tee off in a two-day competition for the first outing of the campaign.  

THE FIELD
In addition to the Rams, Albertus Magnus, Assumption, Bentley, and Franklin Pierce, as well as Conference of New England (CNE) programs Hartford, Gordon, Nichols and Roger Williams will take the course in Connecticut.  

THE COURSE
Keney Park Golf Course is a public golf course located in Windsor, Connecticut with a par of 70. Golfers will face off against the course's long fairways, water hazards and carefully placed sand traps across 6,449 yards. 

For more information about the course, click here.

SUFFOLK'S SCHEDULE
The Rams are scheduled to participate in the Westfield State Invite Sunday, Sept. 14 at the Tekoa Country Club in Westfield, Massachusetts.