<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1aveDg_0viPy9Ub00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1aveDg_0viPy9Ub00" width="800" height="450" >The Ramblers finished fifth in the Zach Johnson Invite, ending at 14-over-par with a cumulative score of 866. Dori Lee excelled, securing second place individually after scoring six under-par (207), which established a new personal best. Coach Erik Hoops praised the team's potential, acknowledging early missteps that hindered their momentum against the strong performance of Iowa State. Freshman Alex Rasmussen also shined, tying for 11th place with a one-over-par score (214) in his debut. The Ramblers look ahead to their next competition, the Throw Down Up Top, scheduled for October 7-9.<ul><li>Loyola finished with a total score of 866 (288-282-296).</li><li>Dori Lee's second-place score of 207 was six under-par (67-66-74).</li></ul>State of Play<ul><li>The team's performance was marked by a strong showing from Dori Lee and contributions from freshmen.</li><li>Alex Rasmussen's debut saw him achieve a career-low score of 68 in the second round.</li></ul>The Ramblers have a week off before competing at the Throw Down Up Top in Homer, Nebraska. They aim to build on their current form and improve upon their fifth-place finish. Coach Hoops expressed optimism about the team's potential at Landmand Golf Club, a site he believes will foster memorable experiences.Bottom LineLoyola Chicago's golf team is showing promise with standout performances from both upperclassmen and freshmen. As they prepare for their next tournament, maintaining momentum will be critical to securing a strong finish and potentially bringing home a trophy.</div></body>

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Ramblers Golf Team Finishes Fifth; Dori Lee Claims Second at Invite

The Ramblers finished fifth in the Zach Johnson Invite, ending at 14-over-par with a cumulative score of 866. Dori Lee excelled, securing second place individually after scoring six under-par (207), which established a new personal best. Coach Erik Hoops praised the team's potential, acknowledging early missteps that hindered their momentum against the strong performance of Iowa State. Freshman Alex Rasmussen also shined, tying for 11th place with a one-over-par score (214) in his debut. The Ramblers look ahead to their next competition, the Throw Down Up Top, scheduled for October 7-9.