DORADO, P.R. – Gustavo Rangel shot a team-leading 2-under 70 on Tuesday to lead the Loyola University Maryland golf team to a tie for fifth at the Dorado Beach Collegiate on his native island.
 
Rangel, who hails from Puerto Rico, had an eagle on the 510-yard, par-5 ninth hole Tuesday, one of four eagles the Greyhounds had at TPC Dorado Beach's Sugarcane Course this week.
 
He finished the tournament ied for 13^th, moving up four spots on the final day. Rangel, who will play in the PGA Tour's Puerto Rico Open next month on a sponsor's exemption, finished the tournament at 5-under.
 
Dustin Stocksdale led all players in par-five scoring this week, playing the four holes at a full stroke under par in the three rounds. He was responsible for the team's other three eagles during the week and finished 17^th at 3-under for the tournament after an even-par 72 on Tuesday. The finish was the best of his collegiate career.
 
Mike Crowley also shot even-par 72 on Tuesday and tied for 28^th with teammate Jackson Roman at 1-under overall. Eli Spaulding tied for 65^th, and Matt Carpentier played as an individual for Loyola and tied for 93^rd.
 
The Greyhounds' finish was their sixth top five finish of the season. Loyola has finished in the top seven of all seven tournaments it has competed in during the 2024-2025 campaign.
 
Loyola will be back in action March 10-11 when it heads to Southern Pines, North Carolina, for the Donald Ross Collegiate at Mid-Pines Inn & Golf Club.