SAN PEDRO GARZA GARCIA, Nueva Leon, Mexico – Jackson Roman played a 10-hole stretch at 7-under, spanning the first and second rounds on Friday, finishing the day in second place individually for Loyola University Maryland at the Monterrey Collegiate Classic.
 
Roman eagled the 10^th hole at Club Campestre Monterrey to start his second round and after four-straight pars, he birdied three of the final four holes in his frist round to finish the 18 holes at 5-under 67.
 
He opened the second round with an eagle on the course's first hole and led for much of the next nine holes before a bogey on the ninth hole finished his day at 6-under.
 
As a team, the Greyhounds are tied for fourth at 4-under midway through the tournament. Teams played 27 holes on Friday and will play the remaining 27 Saturday.
 
Lorenzo Sanz and Eli Spaulding are tied for 18^th at 1-under through 27 holes.
 
Sanz had four birdies on his back nine of the first round to finish at 3-under 69. Spaulding shot even-par 72 in the first round and is 1-under through nine in the second. The pair are both 1-under for the tournament.
 
Dustin Stocksdale rebounded from an opening round 8-over 80 to shoot even-par 36 on the front in the second round and is 64^th. Gustavo Rangel is 7-over for the tournament and 61^st. Matt Carpentier is 3-over in total and 47^th while playing as an individual.