BELLINGHAM, Wash. — Cal State LA's women's golf team completed a strong showing at the WWU Women's Invitational with a third-place finish Tuesday at Bellingham Golf and Country Club.

The Golden Eagles recorded rounds of 308 and 311 for a 36-hole total of 619, finishing at 43-over par. Cal State LA ended only five strokes behind tournament champion Simon Fraser, which totaled 614, and one stroke behind runner-up UBC Okanagan.

Isabelle Olivias-Lowell led the Golden Eagles individually, tying for fifth with a 7-over total of 151. She followed her opening-round 1-under 71 with an 80 on Tuesday.

Daniela Andrade made a nine-position climb in the final round, shooting a 4-over 76 to finish tied for seventh at 11-over 155. Nataliya Laciste also carded a 76 and jumped 10 spots into a tie for 10th at 12-over 156.

Rilee Crosby improved by one stroke with a final-round 79 and tied for 15th at 15-over 159. Sarah Amaya completed the Cal State LA lineup in 18th place with a 17-over total of 161 following rounds of 78 and 83.

The Golden Eagles entered the final round two strokes off the lead and remained within striking distance throughout the tournament, ultimately finishing just five shots from the team title.

Cal State LA will compete next at the Las Vegas Desert Classic, hosted by Missouri-St. Louis, Oct. 30-Nov. 1 in Boulder City, Nev., to conclude the fall season.