Altman passed Mark Ratner '00, who finished his four-year career at Wabash with 58 singles victories and 45 doubles wins for a total of 103 career wins. Altman finished fourth at number three singles after going 2-1 for the weekend to earn his 51st singles win. He combined with sophomore Cameron Starnes (Crawfordsville, IN/Crawfordsville) to take fourth at number two doubles with a record of 2-1 for the tournament. Altman is 53-43 in his doubles career, giving him 104 victories at Wabash.
Junior Scott Paramoure (New Brownfels, TX/New Brownfels) was the top individual finisher for Wabash, taking third at number two singles. Paramoure opened with a 6-4, 6-4 win in his first match before losing 6-2, 6-4 in the second round. He was a 6-2, 6-2 winner over Rose-Hulman's Jake Isenberg to take third in the final round.
Paramoure and sophomore Mike Lynch (Evansville, IN/Evansville North) combined to take second place at number one doubles. The two players opened the tournament with a 9-8 (4) win against Spencer Kiliagan and Kelly Allen, followed by an 8-5 win over Kenyon's Joe Freeman and Mike Herrick. The pair lost to Washington University of St. Louis' combination of Brian Alvo and Pat Doyle 8-3.
Washington University was the overall team champion, finishing with 93 points. Kenyon was second (76 points), Wittenberg finished third (49 points), while Wabash was fourth (36 points). Rose-Hulman took fifth (30 points). Hanover and Anderson tied for sixth (19 points), and St. Joseph's College was eighth (2 points).