INDIANAPOLIS - After finishing third in the CCAA Women's Golf Championships presented by Under Armour, Cal State East Bay women's golf has been awarded an at-large bid for the upcoming 2025 NCAA Division II West Regionals. The regional tournament takes place May 5-7 at Tasocsa Golf Club in Amarillo, Texas. The Pioneers will be competing in the West Regional for the fourth straight year.
East Bay holds the No. 10 seed in the West Region. The three-day tournament includes 18 teams and six individuals on teams not selected. For the West Region, the top five teams, in addition to two individuals on non-advancing teams in the 54-hole competition, reach to the NCAA Championships the following week.
The past two seasons, East Bay has advanced to the NCAA Women's Golf Championships following the West Regional. In 2022, one individual golfer from CSUEB, Drishti Karumbaya, reached the NCAA Women's Golf Championships.
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- FINAL RECAP: Women's Golf Reaches Third Straight NCAA Division II ChampionshipAMARILLO, Texas - After Tuesday's second round was postponed due to inclement weather, the 2025 NCAA Division II Women's Golf West Regional resumed action on Wednesday with the second and third round completed in one day. The day did not start promising for Cal State East Bay women's golf, who combined for a +13 in the second round, but the Pioneers were up to the challenge of the third round later in the day. And at -5 as a team in the final round, the Pioneers climbed the team leaderboard to finish in a fourth place tie and advance to the NCAA Division II Championships for a third straight year.
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- Pioneer Preview: May 1-7Only one Pioneer team has regular season action remaining, as other teams are in postseason play. Baseball hosts the final home series of the season from Thursday to Saturday, Softball will go after a CCAA Tournament Championship, Men's and Women's Track & Field will chase medals at the CCAA Championships and next Monday through Wednesday, Women's Golf will look for a regional performance that earns a spot in the NCAA Championships for a third straight year.
- Three Pioneer Women's Golfers Named All-CCAA Honorable Mention; Bowman Named CCAA Women's Golf Freshman of the YearALISO VIEJO, Calif. - A day after the Cal State East Bay women's golf team was awarded a berth in the upcoming NCAA Division II West Regional, three Pioneers were honored by the CCAA with postseason awards.
