The Marblehead High girls track team clinched the Northeastern Conference Small title Wednesday with a 63 1/2-22 1/2 win over Gloucester at Gloucester. This was the Magicians’ third title in the last four years.”This is probably the most balanced team we have had since I have been here,” Marblehead coach Mike Toomey said. “We have some pretty tough girls and they go out and compete each week. We ask a lot of our girls and they definitely earned this title with a lot of hard work.”Marblehead took eight of 10 events, led by Lily Cummins in the high jump (5-0); Olivia Vener in the 50-yard hurdles (7.8); Mimi Goetz, 50-yard dash (6.4); Kathleen Huber, 600 meters (1:51.5); Paige Ferrucci, 1,000 (3:20.9); Anna Barrell, mile (5:36.8) and Janaya Randall, 2-mile (12:37.1). Marblehead also won the 4 x 440 relay with Carlyn McGrath, Vener, Corinne Mayle and Huber. Gloucester had wins from Liz McCormack in the shot put (33-5) and Bianca Giacalone, 300 meters (44.1).Marblehead is 5-0 in the NEC Small, 5-1 overall. Gloucester is 2-3 NEC Small and 3-3 overall.Salem 55, English 30At Gloucester, the Bulldogs (0-6, 0-5 NEC) had wins from Phallika Mon in the 50-yard dash (6.6) and Karla Ross, mile (6:29.1).Salem picked up firsts from Deema Hijleh, high jump (4-10) and the 300 meters (46.1); Abbey Meadowcroft, shot put (26-9 3/4); Emily Lonergan, 600 meters (2:01.5); Julia Mazina, 1,000 (3:46.2) and Shannon Davis, 2-mile (14:37.8). Salem also won the 4 x 440 relay.BOYS TRACKGloucester 43.5, Marblehead 42.5At Gloucester, the Magicians needed a win in the relay to pull this one out and it didn’t happen. Marblehead had firsts from Derek Dumais in the shot put (41-7); Conrad Rousseau, 50-yard hurdles (7.0); Connor Green, 50-yard dash (5.7) and Josh Beloff at 300 meters (39.8).The Fishermen had wins from Matt Carpenter, high jump (5-3) and 600 meters (1:29.1); Everest Crawford, 1,000 (2:47.6); Jacob Holscher, mile (4:48.9) and Noah Mondello, 2-mile (11:10.1).Marblehead is 2-4 overall, 2-3 NEC Small, and Gloucester is 3-3 overall, 3-2 NEC Small.Salem 47, English 39At Gloucester, the Bulldogs had wins from Alex Ortega, 50-yard dash (5.6); Alex Bonitto, 600 meters (1:33); Peter Matu, 1,000 (3:01) and Tyler Comer, mile (5:14.6).Salem had firsts from Ben Sattiewhite, high jump (6-2); Greg Speliotis, shot put (40-7); Jon Crimble, 300 meters (40.5); and Jared Robinson, 2-mile (12:02). English’s Ri Yan was second in the 2-mile with a 12:02.4.English is 1-4, 1-3 NEC Large. Salem is 2-4, 2-3 NEC Large.SWIMMINGFenwick 89, Spellman 73At Spellman, the Crusaders won 10 out of the 11 events. Winners for Fenwick were Lindsey Andrews, 200 free (2:12.22); Pablo Jimenez, 500 free (6:28.68); Matthew O’Brien, 50 free (27.44); Carson Christuk, 200 IM (2:04.17) and 100 fly (57.19); Jimmy Gauthier, 100 free (55.70) and 100 breaststroke (1:06.63); Jimmy Gauthier, Pablo Jimenez, Carson Christuk, Matthew O’Brien, 200 medley relay (1:57.07); Tyler Fouhey, Ben Kaupp, Gauthier, Christuk, 200 free relay (1:48.51), Steve LaRochelle, Jimenez, Nicole DiMeglio, Andrews, 400 free relay (4:39.07). Andrews qualified for girls North Sectionals in the 200 free, and Gauthier qualified for the boys Division II States in the 100 breaststroke.St. Mary’s 88, O’Bryant 82At Madison Park, the Spartans (1-4) picked up their first win. Hazel Stirguolt won the 200 free (2:54.37) and Eddie Traniello, the 50 free (25.52) and the 100 free (58.34). Sean Mahar, Steven Bourque, Erik Whitcomb and Traniello combined to win the 200 free relay (1:55.81).WRESTLINGSt. John’s 73, Malden Catholic 0At Malden Catholic, the Eagles took their 15th consecutive Catholic Conference title.”I am so proud of the guys getting it done at a high level on the mats and in the classrooms,” coach Manny Costa said, adding that 16 of the wrestlers have grade-point averages of 4.0 and above.The Eagles (32-2) had 14 winners: Hunter Costa (106); Lou Bornstein (113); Joe Flynn (120); D.J. Lemieux (126); Wade Omen (132, first varsity win)