GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA – The Rambler men's golf team wrapped up their fall season at the two-day Qubein Cup on Tuesday afternoon. Loyola Chicago competed at the Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina, on the par-70, 6,953-yard course.

Loyola finished in seventh at +49 (286-296-307) with a total score of 889.

"Despite our finish today, our program took a big step in the right direction this week," said head coach Peter Pougnet. "After 18 holes, we beat a top 50 team in the country. Connor and Yago really carried us yesterday and Alex today. We are learning more and more about ourselves and know what we have to do this off season. We will work hard and be ready for the spring."

Alex Lee led the Ramblers, finishing tied for 23rd at +12 with a three-round score of 222. Lee posted rounds of 76, 74 and 72, finishing the tournament with eight birdies, tying 12th among the field. 

Next up for the Ramblers, Yago Lopez finished tied for 29th at +13 with a three-round score of 223. Lopez carded rounds of 68, 73 and 82, recording 11 total birdies, tying for second among the field.

Connor Woodin finished tied for 34th at +14 with a three-round score of 224. Woodin posted rounds of 67, 73 and 84.

Cole Beto tied for 46th at +17 with a three-round score of 227. Beto carded rounds of 75, 76 and 76.

Jackson Overton finished tied for 60th at +22 with a three-round score of 232. Overton posted rounds of 77, 78 and 77.

With the fall season officially in the books, the Ramblers now turn their attention to the spring. Loyola will look to build on their fall performances, using the offseason to sharpen their skills and continue developing as a team. The Ramblers will look to build on their fall performances and carry that momentum into the spring season.