SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- For the third consecutive day Bradley shot 313, Saturday, finishing the a three-round total of 937 and slipped into a tie for 10th place with Ohio in the final team standings at the Rio Verde Invitational played at the White Wing Golf Course.

Freshman Bari-Lynn Erais shot a 76 in Saturday's final round of play, finishing in a tie for 12th place at 227. Erais finished one shot back of a tie for 10th place, ending a streak of three consecutive top 10 finishes.

Senior Meaghan LeBlanc matched the 76 shot be Erais to move up one spot into a tie for 27th place with a three-round total of 232. Junior Charlotte McGinnis fired an 81 Saturday to finish with a score of 241 and tie for 58th place. Sophomore Whitney Cox shot an 80 to finish one shot behind McGinnis in 62nd place at 242.

Sophomore Rikki Sobel also carded an 81 during the final round of play to tie for 63rd at 243. Senior Whitney Cox rounded out the scoring for the Braves with an 84 Saturday and finished at 252 to earn a share of 96th place.

Northwestern won the team title with a three-round score of 889. Michigan was 18 shots back in second place at 907, while Arkansas-Little Rock was third at 911. Texas Tech finished fourth at 916 and tournament-host Western Michigan placed fifth at 925.

Iowa captured sixth place at 928, with Eastern Michigan (7th - 929), Illinois (8th - 933) and Missouri State (9th - 936) following closely behind. Bradley and Ohio tied for 10th place, three shots behind the Bears at 939. Indiana finished 12th at 940, while Southern Illinois and Toledo finished in a tie for 13th at 941. Xavier finished one shot back of the tie for 13th place at 942, with Ball State (16th - 972) and Bowling Green (17th - 974) rounding out the field, respectively.

Bradley returns to tournament play March 15-16 at the Northern Illinois Snowbird in Tampa, Fla.