Caroline Andrade Named MASCAC Offensive Player of the Year After a Record-Breaking 69-Point Season
Some seasons just jump off the page. Caroline Andrade’s 2026 is one of them. The Westfield State sophomore has been named the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Year, and the numbers explain why in about five seconds.
Twenty-five goals. Nineteen assists. Sixty-nine points. All three are single-season programme records at Westfield, and the 69 points beat the old mark by 15. She led the Owls’ attack all season long, and she did it as a sophomore who was the league’s Rookie of the Year only last season.
Andrade isn’t the only Owl on the honours list. Westfield placed five players on the All-Conference teams. Senior back Lee Gould and sophomore forward Kacey Curran joined Andrade on the first team, Curran finishing second on the team with 15 goals and 33 points, while graduate midfielder Sadie Stauffer and junior back Annalise Lopes made the second team.
Westfield finished the year 15-5 and 9-1 in the MASCAC, regular-season champions, before losing the conference final 4-3 to Bridgewater State on Saturday. That defeat ended their season, and it stung. But Andrade’s year deserves to stand on its own. Sixty-nine points in a college season is the kind of total that gets remembered, and she’s only a sophomore. The rest of the MASCAC have been warned.
