TUCKAHOE, Va. – Loyola University Maryland golf shot 1-over 289 on Tuesday to finish a shot out of fifth place as a team, while Evan Brown carded a 1-over 73 and tied for fifth individually, at the VCU Invitational.
 
Brown's 73 on Tuesday came after rounds of 69 and 66 Monday and put him at 8-under for the tournament. The Greyhounds finished the tournament 18-under par to take sixth place, 12 shots ahead of seventh-place Richmond.
 
Preston Ball had the Greyhounds' low round on Monday, carding his best round of the tournament with a 3-under 69 at The Country Club of Virginia's Tuckahoe Creek Course. Ball had two even-par round on Monday and finished at 3-under 213 for the tournament, tying for 19^th.
 
Brandon Barry posted his third round at or under par for the competition, coming in at 72 in the final 18 to tie for 15^th with a three-round total of 4-under 212.
 
Carlo Pizzano and Nick Mejia each had 3-over 75s today; Pizzano wrapped-up his first collegiate tournament with an even-par 216, and Mejia was a shot back for the tournament as they were tied for 29^th and 32^nd, respectively.
 
Loyola's two individuals at the invitational, Matt Malits and Turner Foster, shot 76s on Tuesday. Malits matched Mejia's 1-over and tied for 32^nd, while Foster completed his first Loyola event at 2-over to tie for 39^th.
 
Old Dominion rallied from fifth place at the start of Monday's round to win the team event. The Monarchs shot 11-under on Monday to get past Virginia Tech, which finished one shot back overall at 27-under. James Madison was third at 24-under, while Maryland and Virginia Commonwealth were fourth and fifth, respectively, at 24- and 23-under.
 
Loyola is back in action next week when it heads to Winston-Salem, North Carolina to play at Wake Forest's OTC Collegiate Invitational at the Old Town Club on September 23 and 24.