BEALLSVILLE, Md. – Brandon Berry shot rounds of 65 and 66 on Sunday, carding 15 birdies on his way to a 36-hole total of 11-under, leading the Loyola University Maryland golf team to a 21-stroke lead through 36 holes at the Georgetown Intercollegiate.
 
Berry matched his collegiate low score in the first round with a 6-under 65, and he finished his second round at the Four Streams Club a bogey on his final hole – the course's ninth – shy of duplicating that score.
 
Two other Greyhounds, Brett Inserra and Mike Crowley, are in the top-10 of the tournament after two rounds in ties for fourth and eighth, respectively.
 
As a team, the Greyhounds shot rounds of 9- and 10-under and their score of 19-under 549 has them 21 shots up on second-place Howard, 22 on Campbell.
 
Matt Malits had 17 pars in his first round and finished 1-over before shooting 4-over in the second to tie for 28^th after 36 holes.
 
Jackson Roman is tied for 39^th as Loyola's fifth scorer after shooting the best round of his young collegiate career, carding a 1-under 70 in the second round.
 
Berry opened the tournament on the course's back nine, recording a par and a bogey before stringing together five birdies in seven holes to make the turn at 4-under. He the sandwiched a birdie on the second hole between bogeys on the first and third, but he came back with three birdies on the next four holes to finish the round at 6-under.
 
In the next round, He posed six birdies and 11 pars through his first 17 holes before bogeying the par-4 ninth hole.
 
Inserra started his first round with a double bogey six on the 12^th hole and a bogey on the 13^th, but those were his last over-par holes of the round as he got back to even before making the turn to the front nine before he was 2-under on the front.
 
In his second round, he had a bogey on his second hole, the 13^th, but he then had five birdies around 12 pars to shoot 4-under and get to 6-under for the tournament.
 
Crowley bogeyed two of his first three holes, the 15^th and 16^th, but he then had five birdies on his next eight holes and shot his best collegiate round, 2-under 69. He came back in the afternoon and shot an even-par 71.
 
The Greyhounds will start Monday's final round at 9:30 a.m. from the first hole, playing with competitors from Howard and Campbell.