Wabash produced four first-place finishes and a series of career-best marks to finish fourth out of ten schools competing at the Friday evening Rose-Hulman Twilight Track and Field Meet.
 
Brayden Curnutt scored a pair of individual victories for the Little Giants. The sophomore won the 1500-meter run by posting a career-best time of 3:55.97. He followed with another career-best effort of 8:31.67 to win the 3,000-meter run. Joe Barnett placed fourth in the 3,000-meter run by finishing in a career-best time of 8:49.14.
 
Takeshi Greiner led a trio of Wabash runners to top-five finishes in the 400-meter hurdles. Greiner won the race with a time of 58.68. Stuart Anker crossed the finish line in a career-best 1:00.05 to capture third place. Karston Runge finished in fifth place with a career-best time of 1:00.36.
 
Thomas Gaines won the 3,000-meter steeplechase by turning in his career-best effort with a time of 9:28.72. Drake Hayes scored a fourth-place finish in the 5,000-meter run with a time of 15:50.00. Josh Massaquoi placed fourth in the finals of the 110-meter hurdles with his career-best time of 16.33.
 
Connor Wakefield placed second in the hammer throw with a career-best toss of 45.57 meters (149 feet, 6 inches). Nate Joven cleared 3.85 meters (12 feet, 7.5 inches) to place third in the pole vault. Mike Holsclaw scored a fifth-place finish in the triple jump with a career-best leap of 12.09 meters (39 feet, 8 inches). John Schnerre captured fourth place in the shot put with a top mark of 12.48 meters (40 feet, 11.5 inches). Brandon English produced a top effort of 37.50 meters (123 feet) to capture fourth place in the discus throw.  
 
Wabash scored 105.50 points to earn fourth place. Greenville won the men's competition with 158 points. Rose-Hulman finished second with 128.50 points to edge out DePauw in third place with 128 points.