SAN PEDRO GARZA GARCIA, Mexico – Jack Geyer had five birdies and an eagle on Tuesday to shoot a final-round 67, leading the Loyola University Maryland golf team to a second-place finish at the Monterrey Collegiate Classic.
 
Geyer opened Tuesday's final round at 5-over following the opening 36 holes, but he quickly birdied the first two holes at Club Campestre Monterrey.
 
He picked up two more birdies on the fifth and seventh holes to get to 4-under for the day and 1-over for the tournament through 43 holes.
 
Geyer doubled the eighth, but he responded right away with an eagle three on the 550-yard, par-5 ninth hole. He birdied the 10th to get to even for the tournament and the had pars on the final eight holes to shoot a Tuesday-best 5-under 67.
 
The round was a collegiate best for Geyer.
 
He tied for seventh overall along with teammate Diego Neira who shot 1-over 73 on Tuesday and finished at even-par overall after shooting 74-69 in Monday's rounds.
 
As a team, the Greyhounds finished second at the event, matching its before performance of the year (2024) in its fourth trip to Monterrey. Loyola shot 4-over 283 in the 54-hole tournament and finished three shots back of George Washington.
 
Eli Spaulding and Liam Moloney also had top-15 finishes as Geyer, Neira, Moloney and Spaulding were the scoring four for the Greyhounds in all three rounds.
 
Spaulding shot 2-under 70 on Tuesday to tie for 10th, and Moloney tied for 15th after a 1-over 73 in the final round.
 
Michael Asselta finished 42nd while playing as an individual, shooting even-par 72 Tuesday. Zach Berger was 7-over 79 on Tuesday and finished 60th.
 
The tournament was the Greyhounds' last of 2026 with play picking up February 28-March 2, 2027, when they host the Loyola Intercollegiate in Palm Valley Golf Club in Goodyear, Arizona.
 
Loyola played five fall tournaments and had four top-five team finishes.