Final Results Team/Individual | Combo

SANTA ROSA, Calif. --- Senior Andrea Castellanos won the individual championship at the 2013 Sonoma State Invitational with a two-round total of 147 (+3) at Santa Rosa Golf and Country Club. Her second-round score of 73 (+1) was the lowest on the course on Tuesday, propelling Castellanos to a two-stroke victory over Saint Edward's Haley Haught. 

As a team, the Cal State East Bay women finished in a tie for seventh place (with Chico State) out of 12 schools. The Pioneers followed up a 316 (+28) on Monday with a 315 (+27) today, giving them a total of 631 (+55) for the tournament. They were 17 strokes behind the team champions, Cal Baptist, and just three strokes behind the host Seawolves. 

For Castellanos, it's the first tournament championship of her four-year career. She has been CSUEB's top finisher in 11 tournaments and previously finished second overall at both the 2013 Chico State Invitational and 2011 Cougar Invitational, hosted by CSU San Marcos. This week, she did most of her damage on par-five holes, shooting four under par, which led the field. She also ranked second overall with 25 total pars. 

Castellanos was the only Pioneer to shoot in the 70's in Tuesday's action. Arielle Swan-Smith fired an 80 (+8) to finish at 159 (+15), which placed her tie for 24th overall.

Linda Brown shaved four strokes off her Monday score and also fired an 80 in the second round to finish at 164 (+20). Melissa Hosman carded an 85 (+13), which put her two-round total at 164 (+20) as well. The pair finished tied for 45th in the field of 70 golfers.

Ysabel Cabreira exhibited the best improvement from the first round to the second on the entire team. Her Tuesday score of 82 (+10) was eight strokes better than Monday and gave her a total of 172 (+28), good for 61st place. 

The Pioneer women finish up their fall schedule next week with a trip to Hawaii for the annual Dennis Rose Invitational on Oct. 28 and 29.