Loyola Univesrity Maryland golf plays its final tournament of the fall season this week when it heads to Mexico for its fourth-srtaight appearance in the Monterrey Collegiate Classic.
The Greyhounds and nine other teams will play 54 holes across Monday and Tuesday, October 26-27 at Club Campestre Monterrey, a 7,094-yard, par-72 course set just outside Monterrey, Mexico's second-largest metropolitan area. Teams will play 36 holes on Monday and 18 in the final round Tuesday.
In its previous three visits to the tournament, Loyola has three top-five finishes, tying for fourth at the inaugural event (2023), finishing second in 2024 and solo fourth last year. The Greyhounds are one of four teams to play in all four tournaments, joining host George Washington, North Dakota State and Utah State. Each year, Loyola has had a top-five finisher individually, as well.
The Greyhounds will send six players to the event, five in the counting group and one individual. Zach Berger, who was named the Patriot League Player of the week last week after tying for third at the Qubein Cup in North Carolina, Jack Geyer, Liam Moloney, Diego Neira ane Eli Spaulding will be the five in the starting lineup, while Michael Asselta will play as an individual.
| Tournament Information |
| Tournament |
Monterrey Collegiate Classic |
| Dates |
Monday-Tuesday, October 26-27, 2026 |
| Host |
George Washington |
| Location |
San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico | Club Campestre Monterrey | Par 72 | 7,094 yards |
| Format |
54-hole stroke play | 36 holes on Monday, 18 on Tuesday |
| Participating Teams |
Drexel, Eastern Washington, George Washington, Howard, Idaho, Loyola, North Dakota State, Rhode Island, Utah State, Utah Tech |
| Live Scoring |
Scoreboard by Clippd |
