Wabash wrapped up competition at the D3 Swimming and Diving Shootout at the University of Chicago Saturday. The Little Giants finished seventh overall in the team scoring.

Wabash finished with a total of 253 points. The University of Chicago won the seven-team competition with a total of 429 points.

Ethan Johns turned in one of the top individual performances for Wabash on Saturday with a fifth-place finish in the "A" final of the 100-yard freestyle. He completed the race in 47.13. Connor Craig placed 14th in the "B" final of the race with a time of 49.02.

Tanner Carver also earned a fifth-place finish in the three-meter diving competition. He scored a total of 207.20 points.

The Wabash foursome of Caleb McCarty, Gavin Hill, Isaac Temores, and Johns finished in fourth place in the 200-yard freestyle relay with a combined time of 1:25.05.

Daren Glore scored a sixth-place finish in the 500 freestyle "A" final with a time 4:44.13. Johns added a 14th-place finish in the "B" final by touching the wall for the last time in 4:58.78.

Temores swam to sixth place in the 200-yard breaststroke "A" final with a time of 2:13.03. Craig scored a 13th-place effort in the "B" final by finishing in 2:19.79. 

Hill posted a time of 51.99 to finish in seventh place in the "A" final of the 100-yard butterfly. Connor Baker turned in a time of 54.46 to earn a 14th-place finish in the "B" final.

Justin Dusza finished the 200-yard "A" final backstroke in 1:56.30 to place seventh overall. Baker added a 14th-place finish with a time of 2:00.14. Dusza also took seventh place in the 200-yard individual medley "A" final with a time of 2:01.72. Glore placed 12th in the "B" final by finishing in 1:57.83.

Dusza, Temores, Hill, and McCarty finished the 400-yard medley relay in 3:29.74 to place seventh overall. 

"We were incredibly honored to be included in this very unique meet," Wabash head coach Will Bernhardt said. "The meet was very fast and filled with some of the top swimmers and divers in the country. I think our guys adjusted very well after being a bit shell shocked after the first couple of events and the speed of some of the swimmers at the meet. They settled down and did a great job of putting up some of our fastest times of the season and on a few occasions, lifetime best times. Our relays were all very solid and will set us up nicely for the mid-season invite and beyond."

Wabash will host the second Gail Moll Pebworth Invitational November 19-21 at the Crawfordsville High School Aquatics Center.