Wabash stands at the top of the men's standings in the North Coast Athletic Conference all-sports championship race at the conclusion of the fall season.
 
The Little Giants earned a total of 26 points at the conclusion of cross country, football, and soccer seasons. Wabash captured a share of its ninth NCAC football title in 2019. The Little Giants shared first place and nine points in the all-sports standings with Denison and Wittenberg. Wabash scored a second-place finish at the conference cross country championships to earn another nine points. The Little Giants added eight points to their total with a third-place finish in the final conference soccer standings.
 
Wabash holds a 3-1/2-point lead over second place DePauw in the men's all-sports standings. The Tigers accumulated 22.5 total points through the fall sports season.
 
Ten points are awarded for a first-place finish in the final conference standings for each sport, nine for second place through one point for tenth place.
 
"All of our fall sport programs had great seasons, highlighted by exceptional individual and team performances," Wabash director of athletics and campus wellness Matt Tanney said. "We're looking forward to an exciting winter, with nationally-ranked basketball and wrestling teams, among others, to build on that collective success. We're most interested, however, in the top of the all-sports standings next May."

 

	SCHOOL	POINTS
1.	WABASH	26.0
2.	DePauw	22.5
3.	Denison	21.0
4.	Ohio Wesleyan	19.5
5.	Kenyon	18.0
6.	Wittenberg	15.5
7.	Oberlin	15.0
8.	Allegheny	13.5
9.	Wooster	10.5
10.	Hiram	2.5