HAYWARD, Calif. – The Cal State East Bay women's golf team finished ninth at the 2026 East Bay Fall Invitational at Stonebrae Country Club, held Monday and Tuesday. The Pioneers completed the three-round tournament at 87-over-par, with Chantel Tsai leading East Bay individually.

East Bay opened the tournament at 21-over-par before posting a 29-over-par second round. The Pioneers closed with a 37-over-par final round to finish ninth in the team standings.

Tsai led East Bay with a three-round total of 229, finishing tied for 11th at 13-over-par. She opened with a two-over-par 74 before shooting an even-par 72 in the second round. Tsai closed with an 83, securing the team's highest individual finish.

Torrie Bowman followed with a 15-over-par total of 231, finishing tied for 16th. Bowman recorded three consecutive rounds of 77, providing a consistent performance across the tournament.

Colette Trotter finished tied for 41st at 26-over-par after recording rounds of 77, 86 and 79 for a total of 242.

Alyssa Quilao completed the tournament tied for 55th at 36-over-par, carding rounds of 81, 85 and 86 for a 252 total. Kathy Leeper rounded out the East Bay lineup, finishing 65th at 40-over-par with rounds of 85, 83 and 88.

Competing as individuals, Sakshi Mehta finished tied for 47th at 29-over-par after recording rounds of 77, 79 and 89. Nylani Stevenson finished tied for 57th at 37-over-par with rounds of 89, 85 and 79.

Point Loma captured the team title at 47-over-par, followed by UT Tyler at 51-over-par and Cal State San Marcos at 52-over-par.

The Pioneers were led by Tsai's top-15 finish and Bowman's consistent play across all three rounds. East Bay will look to build on those performances as it continues its season.