Women's  Soccer

For Cal State East Bay senior midfielder Isabella Hernandez, choosing to become a Pioneer was a decision rooted in home, family, and identity. Born and raised in Hayward, Hernandez always envisioned playing college soccer in a place that reflected where she came from. "I chose Cal State East Bay because it allows me to stay close to home and family," she said. "Being able to represent my hometown while playing the sport I love means a lot to me."

ALISA VIEJO, CALIF. - Cal State East Bay women's soccer capped off its strong season with five student-athletes earning All-CCAA recognition, highlighted by Mika Sayfurahman, who was named the CCAA Midfielder of the Year and an All-CCAA First Team selection.

Turlock, Calif. — Cal State East Bay women's soccer saw its postseason run come to an end Sunday afternoon, as the Pioneers fell 3–2 to Stanislaus State in the first round of the CCAA Tournament at Warrior Stadium.  The sixth-seeded Pioneers (7–9–3, 5–4–2 CCAA) fought back from a two-goal deficit to make it a one-score match late, but the third-seeded Warriors (11–4–4, 6–3–2 CCAA) held on to advance to the semifinals.

HAYWARD, Calif. — Cal State East Bay closed out its regular season in winning fashion Thursday afternoon, as senior midfielder Mika Sayfurahman scored the lone goal in a 1-0 victory over Cal State Dominguez Hills.  The win improved the Pioneers to 5-4-2 in CCAA play and secured the No. 6 seed in the conference tournament.