The Wabash College wrestling team recorded 26 top-seven finishes with three individual champions at Saturday's annual non-scoring Wabash College Open Tournament.
 
James Day, Arlie Benson, and Jesse Herrera won individual titles for the Little Giants. Day finished 3-0 for the tournament with a tech fall and two pins to capture the 125-pound weight class title. Benson won a pair of matches at 133 pounds to claim the bracket title with a major decision in the title bout. Herrera scored two early pins before winning 2-0 in the finals at 165 pounds to take the individual title.
 
Andrew Punzalan won two 125-pound matches, including a tech fall in his opener, on the way to a second-place finish in the bracket. Evan Burge scored a pin in his first match of the tournament to finish in second place at 141 pounds. Tyson Nisley picked up a tech fall victory and a second-round pin on his way to a second-place finish at 157 pounds. Mawuli Nevis earned a tech fall and a major decision to claim second place in the 165-pound bracket.
 
Daniel Uribe went 4-1 for the tournament with a pin and a tech fall in the 149-pound weight class to earn third place overall. Ayden Lutes won two matches in the same bracket to capture fourth place. Ethan Cooper scored a tech fall in the consolation semifinal round prior to a 9-8 decision in the finals to earn third place at 157 pounds. Sammy Saunders captured three victories at 184 pounds with a pin and a major decision to finish third in the bracket. Neil Johnson scored two wins --- one by pin with a tech fall in the finals --- to take third place at 197 pounds. Titus Waters scored two wins and a fall to take third place at heavyweight.
 
Elorm Nevis scored a tech fall and a major decision to finish in fourth place at 174 pounds. Trescott Duffy earned fourth place at 197 pounds with a 7-4 win in the consolation semifinal round of the bracket. Titus Waters picked up three wins with two pins to take third place at 285 pounds.
 
Alejandro Velasco earned a fifth-place finish at 133 pounds with a win by no contest in the finals. Andrew Ross scored a pin in the consolation second round on his way to a fifth-place finish at 149 pounds. Ike O'Neill won in the consolation second round before scoring a tech fall in the finals to place fifth overall in the 157-pound bracket. Lucas Murphy's consolation round victory and finals pin produced a fifth-place finish at 165 pounds. Zach Wagner earned a fifth-place finish at 184 pounds with a first-round major decision and pin in the finals. Hadyn Ball scored an 8-4 decision in the finals of the 197-pound bracket to finish fifth overall.
 
Caleb Drousis finished in sixth place at 133 pounds, while Blake McGee took sixth in the 141-pound bracket after a first-round win by decision. Jake Lentz finished in seventh place at 125 pounds, and Rylan Hendricks placed seventh at 165 pounds with a tech fall in the finals.
 
Wabash competes against the University of Indianapolis in a dual meet at UIndy on Friday, January 26, at 4:30 p.m.