SAN ANTONIO, Texas – The Cal State East Bay men's golf team finished tied for sixth at the NCAA West/South Central Region Preview, held Monday and Tuesday at The Dominion Country Club. The Pioneers concluded the 54-hole tournament at five-under-par, highlighted by Nathaniel Frink's fourth-place individual finish.

East Bay opened the tournament with a one-under-par team round on Monday before improving to five-under-par in the second round. The Pioneers entered Tuesday's final round at six-under-par and closed with a one-over-par performance to finish tied with Westminster (Utah) for sixth place.

Frink led the Pioneers throughout the tournament, posting rounds of 68, 72 and 68 to finish at eight-under-par. His opening and closing rounds of 68 were the lowest individual rounds recorded by East Bay during the event, helping him secure fourth place on the individual leaderboard.

Filip Stigeberg also delivered a strong performance, finishing tied for 21st at one-under-par. Stigeberg opened with a two-under-par 70 before carding a four-under-par 68 in the second round. He closed the tournament with a 77 to finish with a 215 total.

Anthony Nilson finished tied for 49th at four-over-par after recording rounds of 76, 73 and 71. His final-round 71 marked his best performance of the tournament.

Cooper Groshart finished tied for 64th at seven-over-par, recording rounds of 73, 70 and 80. Adam Brangefalt rounded out the East Bay lineup, finishing 88th at 16-over-par with rounds of 79, 80 and 73.

Competing as an individual, Oscar Blomqvist finished tied for 49th at four-over-par. Blomqvist recorded rounds of 72, 73 and 75 for a three-round total of 220.

Lubbock Christian captured the team title at 11-under-par, while UT Permian Basin and Midwestern State tied for second at nine-under-par.

The Pioneers' sixth-place finish was highlighted by multiple under-par team rounds and Frink's top-five individual performance. East Bay will look to carry that momentum forward as it continues its season.