Pitt-Johnstown's Michael Ifidon finished first in both the 60-meter and 200-meter dashes to lead a strong showing for the Mountain Cats at Friday's Susquehanna River Hawk Indoor Track and Field Showdown in Selinsgrove.
 
Ifidon won the 60-meter at 7.05, while Nick Legnine finished third (7.08) and Hunter Johnson finished sixth (7.16).
 
Ifidon then claimed the 200-meter dash at 22.81, followed by Marcello Legister in fourth-place at 23.23 and Legnine in fifth-place at 23.24.
 
In other track events, Noah Lee was the runner-up in the 800-meter run at 2:04.52, and Aiden Lechleitner finished second in the Mile Run at 4:30.75.  Nathan Mienke (4:36.20) and Ethan Barrick placed fourth and fifth, respectively in the Mile.
 
The Mountain Cats also go third and sixth-place finishes from Cristian Thornton (51.66) and Damian Blum (53.00) in the 400-meter run, and sixth and ninth-place finishes from Charlie Banks (17:45.09) and Ryan Hayes (17:51.41) in the 5,000-meter run.
 
Pitt-Johnstown's team of Blake Lauper, Blum, Noah Lee, and Thornton lock-up first-place in the 4x400-meter relay, and the team of Charlie Levander, Sean Kelch, Thomas, and Marcello Legister placed fourth at 3:45.26.
 
In the field events, Noah Ser finished second in the High Jump at 1.89 meters, while Ryan Porch was the runner-up in the Long Jump (6.92 meters), followed by teammates Hunter Johnson (3^rd-6.87 meters), Isaiah Dyer (5^th-6.38 meters), and Thomas (7^th-6.13 meters).
 
John Yahner (3.90 meters) placed fifth and Bridger Blankenbicker (1.89 meters) placed seventh in the Pole Vault and Ser was ninth kin the Triple Jump (12.18 meters).
 
Pitt-Johnstown travels to the Susquehanna Invitational on Feb. 15 and to the Mount Union (OH) Tune-up Meet on Feb. 21.