Wabash picked up three individual championships and 17 top-eight finishes at Saturday's non-scoring Mid-States Wrestling Invitational at Trine University in Angola, Indiana.
 
Evan Burge won the 141-pound weight class title by recording four victories, including two tech falls and one pin. Blake McGee finished 4-1 in the 141-pound bracket to finish in second place. He scored two tech falls and a major decision before losing to Burge in the finals.
 
Chase Baczek won four matches at 184 pounds to claim the individual title in the weight class. He scored a tech fall and a pin before earning a pin in the finals to claim the championship. Sammy Saunders finished in fifth place at 184 pounds with three wins, including two pins and a major decision.
 
Neil Johnson won the 197-pound weight class championship with a pin as one of four wins on the day. Hadyn Ball finished in eighth place in the bracket, earning two wins with one pin.
 
James Day posted a 3-1 record with two pins and a tech fall to finish second at 125 pounds. His only loss came in the championship bout in an overtime 4-1 sudden victory decision.
 
Andrew Punzalan placed fourth at 125 pounds by recording three wins with two tech falls.
 
Arlie Benson finished second in the 133-pound weight class bracket, recording a pin and a tech fall to finish 2-1 for the tournament. Alejandro Velasco earned a fifth-place finish at 133 pounds with three victories, including a pin in the finals.
 
Daniel Uribe posted a 3-1 record for the day to place second at 149 pounds for the Little Giants. He scored a pin and tech fall in two of his four matches. Andrew Ross finished fifth in the same weight class with two victories, including a tech fall. Josyah Holland scored a sixth-place finish in the 149-pound weight class with three wins in the tournament, including a major decision.
 
Tim Smith earned a second-place finish at 157 pounds with four victories on the day. He recorded a pin and two tech falls in his four victories. Dominic Litchfield added a seventh-place finish at 157 pounds, scoring four wins with two pins and a tech fall.
 
Mawuli Nevis placed second at 165 pounds by winning four matches with two tech falls.
 
Eero Gross picked up an eighth-place finish in the 174-pound weight class, finishing with four victories with three tech falls.
 
Wabash will compete at the NCAA Division III Central Region Tournament at Ohio Northern University March 1-2.