BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. – Jackson Roman's 2-over 74 led the Loyola University Maryland golf team in the morning round at West Virginia's Mountaineer Invitational, and Carlo Pizzano shot a team-best 3-over 75 during the afternoon to lead the Greyhounds through 36 holes of the event.
 
Roman is tied for 28^th individually at 6-over through two rounds, while Pizzano is a shot back and tied for 33^rd at the 7,308-yard, par-72 Pete Dye Golf Club.
 
The first round got off to a rocky start for Roman with two bogeys around a birdie on his first four holes, but he steadied things quickly and had six-straight pars. After two more bogeys, he added another birdie on the course's first hole and then had four pars to finish the round at 2-over.
 
Pizzano bounced back from a first round without a birdie or better to have four birdies in his second round to finish at 3-over.
 
As a team, Loyola is 10^th in the 16-team field.
 
James Rico is 10-over and tied for 50^th along with Dustin Stocksdale who is playing as an individual and making his collegiate debut. Connor McGarrity and Mike Crowley are both tied for 58^th at 11-over.
 
The third and final round will start at 8:30 a.m.