Jack Geyer’s Career-Best 67 Leads Loyola to Second in Mexico
Loyola Maryland finished second at the Monterrey Collegiate Classic, three shots behind George Washington. Jack Geyer’s collegiate-best 5-under 67—powered by five birdies and an eagle—lifted him into a tie for seventh and led the Greyhounds’ final-round charge.
By the Numbers- Geyer: 67 in the final round; tied for seventh at 1-over overall.
- Loyola: 4-over 283, three shots behind the winner.
- Diego Neira also tied for seventh at even par; Eli Spaulding tied for 10th at 1-under, and Liam Moloney tied for 15th at 2-over.
- The Greyhounds recorded four top-five team finishes in five fall tournaments.
- The Monterrey event was Loyola’s final tournament of 2026.
- The team matched its second-place finish from its previous appearance in Monterrey, in 2024.
Loyola returns to competition Feb. 28–March 2, 2027, hosting the Loyola Intercollegiate at Palm Valley Golf Club in Goodyear, Arizona.
Bottom LineGeyer’s breakthrough round capped a strong fall for Loyola, which finished in the top five at four of its five tournaments and heads into its spring schedule with momentum.
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