NASHPORT, Ohio – The Rambler men's golf team took third at the Virtue Intercollegiate Tuesday afternoon. Loyola Chicago finished under-par for the second time this fall with a score of 861 (288-285-288) for -3 over the three rounds.
 
It marks Loyola first team top-five finish of the season.
 
"This was a big event for us. We are definitely headed in the right direction," said head coach Peter Pougnet. "We are continually improving. Charlie stepped up in a big way for us this week with a top-five finish. I'm super happy for Zach. Not being in the lineup the first two events and coming out and being that steady for us was big. We also had some big rounds in there with Jackson in the first round and Sebastian in the second round. Overall, we have a lot of work to do but happy with the improvement of the team."
 
Charlie Kulwin matched his best to-par finish of the season at -5. He improved each round, finishing fifth with a score of 211 (72-71-68). His round of 68 marked his second sub-70 score of the year. Kulwin also led the Ramblers with 14 birdies.
 
In his season debut, Zach Mulhearn placed in the top-10, finishing ninth at -3. He scored 213 (69-73-71), scoring even or under-par in all three rounds.
 
Sebastian Kasun fell in the top-20, tying for 18^th. He was just three-over-par with a score of 219 (77-68-74). His round of 68 is a season-low.
 
Dori Lee and Jackson Overton wrapped up team play. Lee took 36^th with a score of 224 (76-73-75), while Overton placed 40^th with a score of 225 (71-78-76).
 
The Ramblers continue play in two weeks at the Boilermaker Invitational hosted by Purdue Oct. 13-14.