BOSTON, Mass. - The Corsairs jumped out to a 2-1 set lead, but it was the Beacons who completed the comeback winning the 2026 LEC Championship.

Olivia Seutter paced the Corsairs in the kills with 23, while teammate Allison Pate followed close behind with 20 of her own. 

Pate also added 22 digs, the most of her 2026 campaign. 

Skye Peters racked up 48 assists in the five-set match, falling just one short of a career high. Peters also added 23 digs, which was a personal best.

Freshman Norah Schweitzer posted ten kills in the match. It was the fourth time this season the double-digit mark was hit.

Rookie Brooke Harrington totaled a team high 30 digs, as well as a Corsair high three service aces. 

Settter and Maddie Carter both led the team in blocks with 1.5 each, while Pate and Ella Soutter each had one.

The Little East Championship marks the end of the Corsairs season. The team finished with a 16-8 overall record, whilst going 7-1 in conference play.