BELLINGHAM, Wash. — Cal State LA's women's golf team sits just two shots off the lead following the opening round of the WWU Women's Invitational on Monday at Bellingham Golf and Country Club.

Isabelle Olivas-Lowell led the Golden Eagles with a 1-under-par 71, placing her second in the individual standings. She is two strokes behind Seattle Pacific's Zoe Garcia, who opened with a 3-under 69.

The Golden Eagles will enter Tuesday's final round only two strokes behind the tournament leader. Simon Fraser shot a 306 and LA tallied a 308 on Monday.

Olivas-Lowell played the back nine in 1-under 34 after making birdies on Nos. 11 and 15. She also recorded birdies on the fourth and eighth holes during an even-par front nine.

Sarah Amaya finished the opening round tied for 13th after shooting a 6-over 78. Daniela Andrade was one stroke behind with a 79 and is tied for 16th.

Nataliya Laciste and Rilee Crosby each carded 8-over 80s and are tied for 20th. One of the two rounds was used as the Golden Eagles' fourth counting score, giving Cal State LA an opening-round team total of 308.

Play is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m.