CSU East Bay placed two players in the first team to headline the California Pacific Conference men's golf all-conference team, Commissioner Don Ott announced today.

On Monday, the Holy Names University Hawks clinched the 2008-2009 California Pacific Conference men's golf championship. The Hawks came in second to CSU East Bay but still won the overall championship by six points over the Pioneers. The California Pacific Conference golf tournaments were applied a point system this season with first place taking ten points, second place taking seven points, third place taking five points, fourth place taking four points, fifth place taking three points, sixth place taking two points and last place taking one point, respectively.

In rating #4 of the NAIA national men's golf rankings, two California Pacific Conference schools moved up the list - #12 Holy Names from #13 and #19 CSU East Bay from #20.

In rating #3 of the NAIA national men's golf rankings Cal Pac members Holy Names (#13) and Cal State East Bay (#20) both climbed up one spot.