GOODYEAR, Ariz. – Mike Crowley shot a collegiate-best 12-under par to finish tied for second as an individual, and the Loyola University Maryland golf team finished tied for second as a group as the Greyhounds wrapped up competition at the 2024 Loyola Intercollegiate at Palm Valley Golf Club.
 
Crowley was buoyed by an opening round 7-under 65 and finished with a 2-under 70 on Tuesday.
 
The Greyhounds completed the three-round tournament at 25-under 839 for the second-best 54-hole score to par in program history. Crowley's 12-under is tied for fourth to par in school history and is the second-best this season by a Loyola player following Jackson Roman's 13-under in October at the Monterrey Collegiate Classic.
 
Roman and James Rico tied for 26^th overall at the Loyola Intercollegiate with matching 3-under par scores. Rico had birdies on two of his final eight holes Tuesday to get to the 3-under mark.
 
Carlo Pizzao was a shot back of those two players, carding a 54-hole total of 2-under. Pizzano shot 2-under on Tuesday and tied for 33^rd overall.
 
Turner Foster had his best round of the tournament, building on an eagle three on the second hole, finishing at even par Tuesday to tie for 106^th at 11-over.
 
Garrett Kessler was the second Greyhounds player in the individual rankings. He shot 1-under 71 on Tuesday and finished tied for 20^th while playing as an individually with a score of 4-under through 54 holes.
 
North Dakota State won the tournament at 40-under par, and the Bison's Jake Skarperud took medalist honors at 14-under.