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Ryan Eigenbrode

Men's Golf

Golf T-6 Through Most Of Round Two In North Carolina

GREENSBORO, N.C. – Loyola University Maryland's Zach Berger is tied for third individually, and the Greyhounds are tied for sixth as a team through most of the second round Monday at Sedgefield Country Club in the Qubein Cup.

Berger eagled the par-5 15th hole and then birdied the first at the Donald Ross course, his ninth and 13th holes of the second round. Through 16 holes in the round that started mid-afternoon, Berger is 1-under par and even for the tournament; he is two back of the leader.

Eli Spaulding also eagled the 15th, rallying after a pair of bogeys on the 13th and 14th, and he is even in ths second round and tied for 18th overall at four-over par. Diego Neira is tied for 34th overall after finishing both rounds. He shot 6-over 76 in the morning before going 3-over in the second. Liam Moloney also finished his second round and is tied for 51st at 12-over following a pair of 76s in the two rounds.

Matthew Simpson the final hole he played on Monday, the par-5 fifth hole to move the Greyhounds into a team tie with James Madison. Simpson is tied for 69th through 34 holes, shooting 4-over in the second round thus far.

Jack Geyer is playing as an individual and shot 1-over 71 in the opening round and is 2-over with holes to play in the second.

Play will resume on Tuesday morning with competition continuing into the third and final round during the afternoon.
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Players Mentioned

Jack Geyer

Jack Geyer

Sophomore
Liam Moloney

Liam Moloney

Sophomore
Diego Neira

Diego Neira

Redshirt Junior
Eli Spaulding

Eli Spaulding

Junior
Zach Berger

Zach Berger

Freshman
Matthew Simpson

Matthew Simpson

Freshman

Players Mentioned

Jack Geyer

Jack Geyer

Sophomore
Liam Moloney

Liam Moloney

Sophomore
Diego Neira

Diego Neira

Redshirt Junior
Eli Spaulding

Eli Spaulding

Junior
Zach Berger

Zach Berger

Freshman
Matthew Simpson

Matthew Simpson

Freshman