The Wabash College wrestling team closed out the 2025 National Wrestling Coaches Association / United States Marine Corps National Duals Tournament with a 37-7 victory over Albion to finish 15^th out of 24 Division III teams selected to participate in the competition.
 
The Little Giants started the day against the University of Olivet, ranked 23^rd in the latest NWCA dual-meet poll. Wabash raced out to a quick start with back-to-back wins, beginning with a 15-0 shutout tech fall victory by Andrew Punzalan at 125 pounds. Junior James Day kept his unbeaten streak intact at the tournament when his 133-pound bout was stopped at 5:10 due to an injury.
 
Olivet ended the Wabash scoring streak by posting victories in the next seven matches before Titus Waters ended the Comets' run with an 8-3 victory in the heavyweight match. Olivet claimed the 31-14 team win to send the Little Giants to the day's final match against Albion.
 
Wabash lost at Albion 25-14 in November in the Little Giants' first dual meet of the season. The Britons scored the first points of the match with a win at 125 pounds before the Little Giants took control and dominated the rest of the match. Day finished undefeated for the weekend with a 15-0 tech fall at 133 pounds. Mason Weyant followed with another 15-0 tech fall at 141 pounds. Andrew Ross made it three of a kind with his 15-0 tech fall victory in the 149-pound bout.
 
Josyah Holland provided a fourth consecutive win with a forfeit at 157 pounds. Ayden Lutes also got a forfeit at 165 pounds. Jaylen Young finished the stretch of six straight wins with an 8-1 decision at 174 pounds. Albion scored its final points with a victory at 184 pounds before Hadyn Ball scored an 8-6 win at 197 pounds, and Waters added a 10-2 major victory at heavyweight to give Wabash a 37-7 win to finish the day.
 
Wabash returns to action next Saturday, competing at the annual Manchester University Spartans Mat Classic.