GREENSBORO, N.C. – Loyola University Maryland freshman Zach Berger recorded the best finish of his collegiate career on Tuesday, tying for third at the Qubein Cup to lead the Greyhounds to a fourth-place finish at the event.
 
Berger shot 1-over 211 in the 54-hole event at Sedgefield Country Club, the home of the PGA Tour's Wyndham Championship.
 
On Tuesday, he completed the final three holes of his second round to start the day. He wrapped up a round of even-par 70 with those holes, and he then continued on to his third and final round.
 
He opened with a birdie on the course's sixth hole, but after three bogeys over his next five holes, he was 2-over for the round. He leveled off with three-straight pars, and he then birdied the 547-yard par-5 15th hole, and he had a birdie three on the 502-yard par-4 18th to get back to even for his round.
 
Berger finished the tournament with five pars in a row to sit inside the top-five for the first time at Loyola.
 
Jack Geyer, who was playing as an individual at the event, shot 6-over 216 at the tournament after a final-round 73 to tie for 14th inidividually.
 
Eli Spaulding was the team's second counting score, taking 16th at 8-over 218. Diego Neira tied for 23rd at 12-over, and Liam Moloney was a shot back tying for 29th. Matthew Simpson finished tied for 71st at 31-over.