Cal Poly started the month off by winning the Ron Moore Intercollegiate, defeating 14 other teams by shooting 15-over 849. However, when the calendar turned to October, the Mustangs went into another gear.

In September, they were nearly triumphant when they finished second at the Hobble Creek Fall Classic. While the month of September belonged to Hawaii, October told a different story as it was the Cal Poly Mustangs who picked up a couple of wins. The champions fired a three-day tournament score of 20-over 872.

In a field of 17 teams, the Rainbow Wahine survived a close finish as they bested second-place Sacramento State by one stroke. They backed up their victory at the HPU Sharks Shootout by winning the Coeur d’Alene Collegiate a week later. The first tournament of the season was the HPU Sharks Shootout where the Rainbow Wahine won easily, sweeping the podium and recording a team score of 23-over 599 over the two-day event. The Rainbow Wahine dominated the early portion of their schedule as they were victorious in both September tournaments in which they competed. It was an impressive fall season of women’s golf for two teams in particular from The Big West, the Hawaii Rainbow Wahine and the Cal Poly Mustangs. The Matadors closed with their best team score of the event in the third round, shooting a combined 300. Fernanda Sosa paced the squad with a 80-74-75 to close the event in a tie for 39th. Last week, CSUN took to the course at the Jackrabbit Invitational, finishing 12th in the teams standings. The only two league squads not competing in Fresno this week are CSU Bakersfield and CSUN. The 54-hole event is set to take place at Belmont Country Club for the first time in its 17-year history. Seven teams across The Big West are in action this week, participating in the Fresno State Classic.

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