The top 20 finish was the first of Ryan's career and she was the only Bradley golfer to shoot all three rounds in the 70's during tournament play.  Sophomore Kelly Amundrud (Calgary, Alberta/Strathcona Tweedsmuir) finished one shot behind Ryan at 231 in a tie for 21^st following her final-round 81.  Junior Breanne Neufeld (Coaldale, Alberta/Coaldale) had a string of 16 consecutive rounds in the 70's snapped with a third-round score of 82.  Neufeld tied for 43^rd in the field at 236.

Freshman Natalie Wisniewski (Williamsville, N.Y./South) finished 10 shots behind Neufeld in 79^th place (246) after carding an 87 Sunday.  Junior Caitlin Deeken (California, Mo./California) shot an 81 on the last day to finish four shots behind Wisniewski at 250 and tied for 84^th.

Michigan won the team title with a three-round total of 881 and Big Ten Conference foe Minnesota was second in the team standings at 895.  Eastern Michigan finished third at 904, while Arkansas-Little Rock followed in fourth place at 908.  Kansas was fifth (917) and Ball State was sixth overall at 922, while Missouri State was four shots behind Ball State in seventh place (926). 

Xavier closed out play in eighth (929) and tournament-host Western Michigan was ninth overall at 931.  Cincinnati rounded out the top 10 at 933 and was followed by Northern Arizona (11^th - 935) and Bradley (12^th - 937), respectively.  The Braves finished three shots ahead of 13^th-place Toledo (940) and held a 20-shot edge on 14^th-place Southern Illinois (957).  Penn State claimed 15^th overall (958) and was chased by Ohio (16^th - 962).  Akron finished play in 17^th place (963) and Bowling Green rounded out the field in 18^th (998).

Bradley returns to action March 15-17 at the Northern Migration Invitational in Florence, Ariz.