ANNAPOLIS, Md. – Gustavo Rangel had a bogey-free back-nine on Sunday, rolling in two birdie putts to capture his first individual as a collegiate golfer.
 
His final-round 2-under 69 also helped Loyola University Maryland shoot the day's low round of 1-under 283 to take second place at The Goat.
 
Rangel entered the day in a tie for fifth place after rounds of 68 and 73 Saturday on the 7,025-yard, par-71 Naval Academy Golf Club.
 
He birdied the par-5 fourth hole but gave the shot back with a bogey on the fifth at the beginning of his final round Sunday. He came back to birdie the par-4 sixth hole, but again the score went back the wrong direction with a bogey on the par-3 seventh.
 
Rangel turned to the back nine at even par for the day and 1-under for the tournament, and he parred the 10^th and 11^th holes before circling a three on the par-4 12^th hole to drop to 2-under overall. That birdie moved him into a share of the lead for the first time.
 
He stayed in that spot with two more pars on the 13^th and 14^th holes before a birdie on the par-4 15^th hole gave him sole possession of first.
 
Rangel carded pars on the next two holes and then drained a putt just over three feet for par on the 18^th green to take a one-shot victory over Navy's Jack Tarzy who had moved into contention with a 5-under 31 on the back nine.
 
Loyola finished second for the second time in as many tournaments this fall after it also took a runner-up finish at the Howard/USF Intercollegiate less than two weeks ago.
 
The Greyhounds, who were tied for third after 36 holes on Saturday, shot 1-under 283 in the final round to take the silver at 1-over overall behind Pacific's winning 1-under score; Loyola was 12 shots clear of William & Mary in third.
 
Jackson Roman took his second top-10 finish in as many tournaments this year, shooting an even-par 71 on Sunday to finish tied for ninth at 1-over.
 
Eli Spaulding moved up six spots on Sunday with another even-par round to complete the tournament tied for 17^th. Mike Crowley shot 1-over 72 in the final round and tied for 23^rd, and Lorenzo Sanz moved up the leaderboard 19 spots on Sunday with a 1-over 72 to finish tied for 61^st.
 
Loyola will leave the State of Maryland for the first time this season when it heads to Long Island to host the Hamptons Intercollegiate at Maidstone Club on October 7-8.