Cullman’s Eli Wilhite (left) and Anna Franklin take their turns at the podium following superb efforts on Friday.

Cullman’s Eli Wilhite and Anna Franklin each picked up silver medals on Day 1 of the state indoor track and field meet at the Birmingham Crossplex.

Wilhite placed second in the Class 6A-7A 3,200-meter run with a quick time of 9:38:04, finishing behind only Homewood’s Will Stone — ranked second nationally in the event — on Friday.

Franklin, meanwhile, netted her second straight second-place finish in the pole vault with a leap of 9-09.

Addison’s Emee Baldwin (pole vault) and St. Bernard’s Andrew Sweeney (3,200-meter run) each placed third in their respective 1A-3A events to nab bronze medals, while West Point’s Shelby Sellers (shot put) accomplished the same feat in 4A-5A competition.

The state indoor track and field meet will wrap up on Saturday.

See below for a breakdown of other top finishers by school in Day 1 action.

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Cold Springs (1A-3A)

% Jonathan Collett (10th in 3,200-meter run)

% Cole Akridge (13th in 800-meter run)

% Seth Walker (17th in 3,200-meter run)

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Cullman (6A-7A)

% Colton Smith (fifth in high jump)

% Will Kress (qualified for 60-meter hurdles final with sixth-place finish in the preliminaries)

% Will Thompson (10th in 3,200-meter run)

% Lexi Daily (11th in triple jump)

% Cameron Baumgartner (13th in long jump)

% Garrett Crider (16th in shot put)

% Will Reid (18th in shot put)

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Fairview (4A-5A)

% Lorin Zehr (eighth in shot put)

% Tyvn Ellis (qualified for 60-meter hurdles final with eighth-place finish in the preliminaries)

% Quinton Chambers (14th in 3,200-meter run and 21st in 800-meter run)

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St. Bernard (1A-3A)

% Leahrose Mami (fourth in 3,200-meter run)

% Gracie Loyd (seventh in long jump)

% Anna Faulk (ninth in pole vault)

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West Point (4A-5A)

% Hunter Appling (qualified for 60-meter hurdles and 60-meter dash finals with first- and seventh-place finishes in the preliminaries)

% Appling, Josh Couch, Blake Diestelow and Samuel Flores (sixth in 4×200-meter relay)

% Sadie Junkins (qualified for 60-meter hurdles final with seventh-place finish in the preliminaries and 17th in triple jump)