Corrinne Godshall adds rebounding, toughness and glue-play value for Binghamton
Godshall stands out as a **rebounding-first forward** whose best value comes from physicality, effort and doing the unglamorous work that helps Binghamton win. She has shown she can impact games on the glass—most notably an 11-rebound outing against Hartford and a career-high 10 rebounds versus Maine—while also earning academic recognition and returning after a medical redshirt, which adds context on resilience and readiness.[2][5][7]
