CHICAGO, Ill. – Loyola Chicago men's golf completed its second event of the season, taking 11^th place at the Highlands Invitational. The Ramblers were +33 after the three rounds with a score of 897 (300-299-298).
 
"We didn't have our best stuff this week on a really challenging golf course in one of the best fields we will see all year," said head coach Peter Pougnet. "I'm proud of the fight we had improving every single round and continued to fight until the end. Only being here a month or so, we are still learning each other. I really do believe our best golf is ahead of us and we have the talent to compete."
 
The Ramblers were led by Sebastian Kasun who took 15^th with an even score of 216 (75-71-70). He improved every round, finishing the final two under-par. Kasun also led the Ramblers with 13 birdies, which was ninth most in the tournament.
 
"It was great to see Sebastian perform the way he did," continued Pougnet. "Finishing in the top-20 in this field is really impressive. I know he feels like he left a lot of shots out there, but we will regroup this week and continue to work. Really proud of him."
 
Jackson Overton tied for 48^th as the next Rambler on the charts. He scored 227 (74-77-76). Charlie Kulwin was a few strokes behind with a score of 230 (81-76-73) in 56^th place.
 
Dori Lee and Ryan Walsh wrapped up team play. Lee tied for 56^th with Kulwin's score of 230 (73-75-82). Walsh took 72^nd with a score of 237 (78-80-79).
 
The Ramblers will take a week off before heading to Ohio. Loyola will compete Sept. 29-30 at Virtues Intercollegiate hosted by Miami (Ohio).