Onondaga — For the second Central New York Indoor Track Association meet of the season, the format changed – but the ambitions did not.

Again, the events at SRC Arena were split into two portions, a morning and afternoon session, though Wednesday’s Oscar B. Jensen Holiday Relays differed from the Dec. 19 Jack Morse Kickoff Meet in that two athletes competed for each team in each event, with combined times, heights and distances used to determine points.

West Genesee would thrive in the afternoon session, getting third place on both sides with 61.5 points for the girls Wildcats, inches behind runner-up Baldwinsville (62 points) as Fayeteville-Manlius (84 points) won. Westhill-Bishop Ludden was fifth with 39.5 points.

Maria Matkoski won two individual races to lead WG. She took the 800-meter run in 2:20.80 and, with Alicia Sakran, were second in the team standings in 5:07.75 as Westhill-Ludden’s Alaina Kenny and Haylei Coolican were close behind (5:09.30) in third place.

Then, in the 500-meter run, Matkoski, in 1:23.03, edged Skaneateles’ Mia Grasso (1:23.04) by one-hundredth of a second, but this time it lead to a team victory since Megan Delia finished third and their combined 2:48.84 cleared the field, including Westhill-Ludden (2:58.66) in fifth place.

Carly Benson, for her part, won the 600-meter run in 1:42.17, and with Kendall Dombroske claimed team honors in 3:28.14 to F-M’s 3:29.60, with Westhill-Ludden fourth in 3:40.79. Earlier, Benson and Kendall Dombroske were third in the mile relay in 11:21.44, with the Warriors sixth, while Emily Young and Mia Mitchell took second (23:12.85) to F-M (22:42.92) in the 3,000-meter run.

WG’s J’Nazia Anderson, the individual winner in the shot put with a throw of 31 feet 8 inches, teamed with Linnea Ceilly to get second place with throws of 54’5” to Baldwinsville’s 56’2”.

Delia and Katherine Graziano were second in the triple jump with combined leaps of 58’10 ¾” as Westhill-Ludden’s Annibel Coolican and Liz Kessler were fourth with 57’11 ¾”. Michela Kahsay cleared 4’6” in the high jump, tying for fifth-place points.

continued — The Warriors’ Katherine Doherty and Noelle Coolican won the pole vault, clearing 19 feet between them. Doherty, second in the 55-meter hurdles in 9.62 seconds, paired with Jayanna Monds for third place on the team side in 20.74 seconds. Kessler and Olivia Dagineau were third in the 1,000-meter run in 6:51.62, where WG finished sixth, just as the Wildcats would in the 300-meter dash.

Meanwhile, in the boys afternoon session, West Genesee had 41 points, trailing only Baldwinsville (66 points) and F-M (64 points), with Westhill-Ludden down in seventh place by earning 28 points.

David Leff and Ryan Dunning helped WG take second (9:29.81) behind F-M (9:17.48) in the mile relay, with the Wildcats also sixth in the 1,000. Leff later was second in the 600 in 1:30.44 and got second-place points with Hunter Buza in 3:05.46 to Baldwinsville’s 3:01.13. Sean Byrnes and Paul Stannard took third (22:54.10) in the 3,200-meter run, right before Russ Graziano and Mark Kopp made it to third place in the 500 in 2:32.95.

Westhill-Ludden had Alex Kiley win the individual triple jump, going exactly 41 feet, also counting for fourth-place points as WG’s Mitch Colvin and Javier Monserrate were second (69’1 ¾”) to F-M’s 79’3 ½”.

Also for the Warriors, Will Ringwood and David Hoyne got third place in the 55 hurdles in 18.62 seconds, while Kiley and Evan Watt were fourth in the 300 sprint in 1:19.38. Will Swartwood and Nick Visconti were third in the shot put with throws of 70’2 ¼”.

Before all this, Solvay, Jordan-Elbridge and Marcellus took part in the morning session of the Jensen Relays, where Cicero-North Syracuse swept the team titles, but the local sides did have more than a few bright moments.

Marcellus saw Patrick McGuane win the individual 800-meter run in 2:07.35, getting fifth-place points with Maverick Keegan. But the Mustangs’ best team finish came in the 300 sprint, where Mike Provvidenti was second in 38.10 seconds and, with James Murphy, ended up in second place in 1:18.77 behind C-NS’s 1:17.23.

continued — Sean Raymond and Matt Strempel rose to third place in the 600-meter run in 3:07.34, while Strempel and Ethan Mosure gave the Mustangs a fifth-place finish in the boys mile in 10:06.21.

Joe Riccardi and Andrew Marsh were fifth in the 3,200-meter run (22:25.10). Luke Norstad and Jack Brennan were sixth in the shot put, where J-E’s Brad Marshall had a second-place toss of 44’1 ½”, just behind C-NS’s Tyler Mosher (44’4 ¼”). The Mustangs’ Sam Stearns cleared 9’6” in the pole vault and finished third.

For the Solvay girls team, Ashley Bosco won the individual shot put with a toss of 32’2 ½” and, paired with Samantha Waters, got the team title, too, their throws of 62 10 ¾” just ahead of C-NS’s 62’8 ¾” by the time they were done. Marcellus rose to third place in the pole vault as Courtney Otis and Hannah Ryan cleared 12’6” between them. Grace Coon earned fifth-place points for Marcellus in the high jump, clearing 4’6”.

The Bearcats’ best boys finish on the track was in the 500, with Tony Matysuk and Nate Kosecki getting to fifth place in 2:35.76 as J-E finished eighth. In the high jump, Matysuk and Tony Ferri had combined clearances of 10’8” to take fourth place as Raymond cleared 5’8” for fifth-place points.

J-E’s girls nearly won the 1,000, where Emma Burns and Theresa Dristle each posted top-five finishes and, together, got second place in 6:48.15, just inches behind Jamesville-DeWitt’s winning time of 6:48.11.

Also, in the 800, the Eagles’ Madison Daly and Maggie DeJohn combined for third place in 5:35.18 as Solvay’s Zoe Francemone and Jordyn Willsey got fifth place. Daly and DeJohn took sixth place in the 600 in 4:00.15, while Willsey and Francemone took third in the 3,000 in 26:10.29. J-E’s Madi Hatt and Emma Burns got fourth place in the 500 in a time of 3:00.06.