Men’s Golf Continues Lackluster Season

The Ramblers continue their shooting deficit in third event of the season.

All five Loyola competitors finished under 10th place. (Courtesy of Loyola Athletics)
All five Loyola competitors finished under 10th place. (Courtesy of Loyola Athletics)

Loyola men’s golf traveled to Muncie, Ind. to compete in the Earl Yestingmeier Invitational hosted by Ball State University Sept. 26-27. The Ramblers placed 12th out of 16 teams. 

The first two rounds of play were detrimental to the Ramblers, with the team shooting 17 over par in the first round and 15 over par in the second. Loyola redeemed themselves in the third round, shooting even par for a final three-round score of 872 (297-295-280). 

First-year Alex Lee was the top of the pack for the Ramblers, shooting two over par and landing tied at 12th place with a score of 212 (73-72-67). First-year Michael Washburne followed, tied for 21st place after shooting five over par in the first round, even par in the second and one under par in the third round for a total of 214 (75-70-69).

Third-year Connor Woodin and fourth-year Jackson Overton tied for 71st place, both shooting 14 over par. 

Woodin ended five over par in the first round, six over par in the second and ended with three over par in the third round for a score of 224 (75-76-73). Overton shot six over par in the first round, seven over par in the next and one over par in the third round for a total score of 224 (76-77-71). 

First-year Yago Lopez Alvarez rounded out the scoreboard for the Ramblers, landing tied at 82nd place with a total score of 226 (74-77-75). 

The Ramblers next travel to Kildeer, Ill. to compete in the Kemper Lakes Intercollegiate hosted by Belmont University Oct. 5-6.

  • Claire Bovino is a third-year student studying Political Science and Multimedia Journalism and is originally from Pittsburgh. This is her third year writing for the Phoenix and her first year as sports editor. When she’s not writing or watching sports, Claire can be found reading long fantasy novels by the lake, eating hot dogs or complaining about the state of Pittsburgh sports teams.

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