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Little East Conference Women's Golf Championship Preview - October 24-25
Max McClure, Athletic Communications Student Employee

Women's Golf Riley Driscoll, Athletic Media Associate

Southern Maine Women’s Golf Ready to Compete at Little East Conference Championship

GORHAM, Maine – The University of Southern Maine Huskies' women's golf will be wrapping up their Fall season this weekend at the 2026 Little East Conference Women's Golf Championship on October 24-25 at Tekoa Country Club in Westfield, Mass. Tee times start at 9:00 a.m. both days. The Huskies will tee off in the third group of teams along with Husson University and Keene State College with tee times for the group starting at 10:40 am.
 
Graduate student Remy Levin (Steep Falls, Maine/Bonny Eagle) won the medalist and LEC Player of the Year honors at last season's inaugural championship. Levin recorded two-round score of 170 (+26) to become the first-ever LEC Women's Golf medalist and will be looking to defend her title against a strong field. The top performer for the Huskies at each of their events this season, Levin has two event titles and six top-five finishes to her credit this year. Her first individual event title came at the John Queenan Memorial Invitational, where she became the first golfer in program history to break 80 with a score of 79 (+7). She also placed first at the Husky Classic with a score of 80 (+8).
 
Southern Maine's lineup also features two returners who helped the team place third at last year's event. Senior Belle Steeves (South Paris, Maine/Oxford Hills) placed 10th last season with a score of 194 (+50) to earn Second Team All-LEC honors, while junior Ryley Meyer (North Sioux City, S.D./Dakota Valley) placed 15th at the two-round score of 206 (+62). Meyer has broken 100 twice this season, while Steeves will be looking to play her way into all-conference honors once again.
 
The Huskies' lineup also features senior Meaghan May (Framingham, Mass.) and junior Taylor Takatsu (West Gardiner, Maine/Gardiner Area), both players that are making their LEC Championship debut. May has been part of the program since its inaugural season in 2023, while Takatsu is in her first year with the program.
 
The winning team will earn the conference's automatic bid to the 2027 NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championship in May. The championship is being held at Kingsmill Resort in Williamsburg, Va. from May 11-14 with Chirstopher Newport University serving as the host.
 
 
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Players Mentioned

Remy Levin

Remy Levin

Graduate Student
Meaghan May

Meaghan May

Senior
Ryley Meyer

Ryley Meyer

Junior
Belle Steeves

Belle Steeves

Senior
Taylor Takatsu

Taylor Takatsu

Junior

Players Mentioned

Remy Levin

Remy Levin

Graduate Student
Meaghan May

Meaghan May

Senior
Ryley Meyer

Ryley Meyer

Junior
Belle Steeves

Belle Steeves

Senior
Taylor Takatsu

Taylor Takatsu

Junior