Final Results

BETHPAGE, New York - Loyola University Maryland sophomore golfer Matt Oshrine finished St. John's Doc Gimmler with a new 54-hole school record Saturday afternoon, shooting a 16-under 192 to win his first-ever collegiate tournament.

Oshrine led the way the entire tournament, shooting a 6-under 64 through the first round before finishing with a pair of 5-under 65s to run away with the title, as he held a six-stroke lead over the runner up, St. Thomas Aquinas' Kai Rastetter (10-under 200). Oshrine becomes the first Greyhound to win a tournament since Jay Mulieri won the MAAC Championship in 2012.

All six golfers playing today finished under par. In addition to Oshrine's 5-under 65, freshman Bennett Wisner carded a 3-under 67, while senior Bart George, junior Keegan Boone and freshman Jeremy Wall all shot 1-under 69. Junior Jimmy Dengler, competing as an individual, finished at 2-under 68.

Throughout the tournament, Wisner finished tied for 19th with an even 210, followed by Boone, Dengler and George in a tie for 24th at 2-over 212. Wall concluded play tied for 47th with an 8-over 218.

Yale won the team title with a 17-under 823, while the Greyhounds finished runner up with a 12-under 828 and Idaho was third at 8-under 832.

Loyola will return to action on Sunday, Sept. 28 for the three-day Fighting Irish Golf Classic in South Bend, Indiana.