SYRACUSE – Split between two editions of last weekend’s Fred Kirschenheiter Memorial at SRC Arena, area high school indoor track and field teams would still find plenty of success. This was especially true for the Westhill girls, whose total of 97 points in the Friday-night session was second only to the 132 of Liverpool, with Marcellus gaining sixth place. Westhill went 1-2-3 in the girls pole vault, Ava Baty winning as she topped 9 feet as Emma Murphy topped 8’6” for second place and Mallie Alt, reaching that same height, was third. Murphy won, too, claiming her title in the triple jump by going 34’1 1/2” as Baty was fifth with 33’ 1/2”. In the high jump, Dericka Trotman took second place clearing 5 feet. Allison Langham sprinted to victory, her time of 43.02 seconds in the 300-meter dash more than a second ahead of the field as she also took third in the 55-meter dash in 7.60. Jael Hill was second in the shot put with a throw of 32’6 3/4” as Emma Marshall was sixth. Sabine Napolitano was fifth in the 1,000-meter run and Baty was fifth in the 55-meter hurdles. Westhill added a fifth in the 4×800 relay. The big highlight for Marcellus was the 4×200 relay, where Madison Foy, Harmony Frost, Dorothy McMahon and Corrine Aldrich went 1:50.63 to beat out the second-place 1:51.83 from Nottingham The Mustangs were also second in the 4×400 in 4:19.71 as Westhill (4:39.29) finished fourth, Foy getting third in the 55 hurdles in 9.19 seconds and Sophia Pilon fifth in the 300 in 45.01. Emmi Rossiter had a fifth-place long jump of 15’5 1/2”. Westhill’s boys were fifth and Marcellus seventh, though it was the Mustangs’ Liam Eldridge victorious at 1,600 meters in 4:45.27 beating Westhill’s Edward Popp (4:45.77) by half a second. Countering this, Westhill won the 4×800 as Popp, joined by Alex Tyszka, Anthony Cardoso and Owen Mulholland, prevailed in 8:51.73, the only time anyone had under nine minutes as Marcellus (9:28.47) took fourth. Eric Holstein’s 6.91 seconds in the 55 sprint only trailed the 6.89 of Nottingham’s Jesse Czajak and he was third in the long jump going 18’5 1/4” while also clearing 5’8” in the high jump third behind Marcellus’ Ay-Zoh Shaw in second place. Mulholland was third in the 600 in 1:26.13. Tobey Niland led Marcellus getting second in the 1,000 in 2:47.33 edged by Oswego’s Daniel Dunn in 2:47.24. Westhill’s Riley Sheridan cleared 9’6” for third place in the pole vault. Jordan-Elbridge got most of its points from the boys shot put, where Roanan Ross was third heaving it 44’6 1/2” and Jayden Bouchard took sixth going 38’6 3/4”, Ross adding a seventh in the weight throw. Moving to Saturday’s second session of the Kirschenheiter meet West Genesee picked up 68 points for third place behind Baldwinsville and Cicero-North Syracuse while Solvay also got an individual title on the girls side from Serenity Williams. Dylan Frost won the 55 sprint for WG’s boys, his 6.70 seconds one-hundredth of a second ahead of the 6.71 of Homer’s Gunnar Tyrrell. Then Michael Gomes prevailed in the 1,600 in 4:34.46 edging the 4:34.65 of Central Square’s Charles Raymond to go with a sixth in the 300. Landon Derbyshire threw the shot put 47’8 1/2” for third place as Brandan Brooks took fifth place, Derbyshire also third in the weight throw with 49’4” as Miles Ruggiero (47’1 1/2”) took fourth. Dillon Holzwarth went 2:49.72 for fourth place in the 1,000. William Madden was fifth in the 3,200 as WG took fourth in the 4×400 and Dan Kermes sixth in the pole vault. On the girls side for WG, Claire Griffin ran the 1,000 in 3:09.67 for third place, with the Wildcats third in the 4×200 in 1:52.92 and Amelila Jennings fourth in the shot put going 30’8 1/2”. Mikenna Komuda was fourth and Zaida Talev fifth in the pole vault, each of them clearing 7’6”. Williams won for Solvay in the triple jump as her 34’4” beat the 34’1” of C-NS’s Stephanie Todd. The Bearcats also had Kyira Davis fourth in the 55 sprint in 7.70 seconds plus a sixth in the 300 as Gabrielle Willsey was fifth in the weight throw (34’6”) and sixth in the shot put. Giovanni Cilani went 39’10” for fourth place in the boys triple jump.