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Richard O‘Brien Chronicle Staff _ They had a good run for their money, but the combined team of track and field athletes from St. Jerome‘s and St. Mary‘s high schools won the Wateriloo County high school track and field championship for the third year in a row. Knights also showed that they have some upâ€"andâ€"coming stars. Jeremy Hall‘s javelin toss of 51.32 metres in midget competition broke a record set by former Knight Stefan Zinke. McKillop ran in just two events and won them both. He tied the record of 23.8 in the 200 and won the 100 in 11.3 to break the old record of 11.4. He was even faster in the 100 heats and WCI coaches will inquire as to whether his time of 11.2 was official for recordâ€"setting Bennett won the 80 hurdies in 12.8 and took the 100 in 13.1. She ran the 200 in 27.7 to finish second behind Lingard. Val Lingard lost out to Southwood‘s triple winner Jen Dempsey in the individual winners department but she had two firsts and one second place finish. She won the 200 in 27.7, placed second in the 400 in 1: 02.5 and won the long jump with a distance of 4.92 metres. WCI Vikings also showed they have some rising young stars in Sean McKillop and Jill Bennett. Knights had a triple winner in Lisa Kueneman, who broke her own record in the senior girls 400 metres in a time of 56.5 seconds. She also won the 200 in 25.1 and the 400 hurdles in 1: 04.2. Kueneman was the senior girls individual winner and BCI‘s Chris Wood shared a similar honor with John Devries of Galt collegiate in the senior boys section. St. Jerome‘s and St. Mary‘s combined for 279 points to beat Bluevale Knights‘ 269â€"point effort. Waterloo collegiate Vikings scored 236 points to finish third ahead of Cameron Heights Golden Gaels. Wood won the senior boys 800 in 2: 05.1 and the 400 hurdles in 57.0 He placed second in the 400 in 51.3. (The above figures are based on recalculations made after the twoâ€"day event at Centennial Stadium ended on Friday). Jeremy Hall of Bluevale collegiate‘s Knights tries his hand with the competes in the senior girls shot put. Hall and Lutz were both winners in discus in midget boys competition while Patti Lutz of WCI Vikings _ javelin and Hall set a new record in that event. Richard O ‘Brien photo Lions, Blues withstand challenges to win close race in County track and field meet in Raiders‘ winning streak Nick puts dent Richard O‘Brien Chronicle Staff scored the winning goal for Waterloo collegiate Vikings in a 1â€"0 win over KCI Raiders in a Waterioo County high school senior boys soccer game Friday at WCI. They have the same name but different games. At first glance it appears that Nick Georghiades is a player for all seasons. _ _ â€" But that‘s before you realise there are two players by the same name, and they‘re cousins. There‘s the Nick Georghiades who played hockey this season for the Waterloo minor midget Rebels and Waterloo Siskins and he‘s also been known to play some baseball in past years. He‘s been invited to Markham‘s tier two junior A hockey camp this fall. collegiate now but the two cousins were together at WCI for one year. At that time, steps had to be That‘s not, however, the Nick Georghiades who Val Lingard Among midget girls, Knights‘ Jill Mallon was second in the 100 and third in the 200. Kerri Boettger and Jane Hamilton, both of BCI, finished second and third, respectively in the 800. In the 1,500 and 3,000 Vikings‘ Louise Powell finished second ahead of thirdâ€"place teammate Janet New. The midget boys 100 went to Mike Hobson in 14.6 and he finished ahead of Viking teammate Neil Munroe. Alex Kardos of BCI spanned 5.90 to win the long jump. McKillop and Hobson also combined with Sam Yan and Rob Sproat to win the midget boys 4 x 100 relay. Vikings‘ Tom Berthin won the senior boys triple jump, spanning 12.84, and Brad Hyde of the Knights placed second in discus. Steve Seibert won the pole vault event for Knights with a height of 3.25. Knights gained points in the junior boys category, as Steve Chapeskie won the 100 in 11.4, ahead of secondâ€"place Vikings finisher Rob Steeves. Mike Schmidt won the long jump (6.23) and John Hamilton won the triple jump (12.35). Mark Monkman placed second in pole vault. Vikings‘ Gavin Kerr placed second in the junior boys Greg Campbell, Chris Boettger, Dave Keller and Chapeskie were on Knights‘ winning junior boys relay team and the senior girls team of Lisa McCormick, Laurence, Kiefer and Kueneman was another winner for Knights. Knights also won the 4 x 400 open relay with Kueneman, McCormick, Lingard and Tina Menyes. Gloria Kiefer of the senior Knights won the 100 in 12.7 and placed second in both the 200 and long jump, which was won by Vikings‘ Val Smith, who spanned 5.29 metres. Patti Lutz of WCI won the javelin event with a toss of 32.36 and BCI‘s Sherri Faulds was second in the senior shot put. Vikings‘ Paula Schwan won the junior girls 3,000 in 10:47.2. She placed second in the 1,500 and third in the 800. Bluevale‘s Stephanie Laurence was second in both the 100 and 200 sprints and Shannon Archer placed second in discus. ~ Janice Awad was another double winner for Vikings in two junior girls field events. She threw the discus 26.27 metres and won the javelin competition with a toss of 33.90. WATERLOO CHARONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1987 â€"PAGE 27 ale Georghiades praised the work of goalkeeper Paul Willms in the win over KCI as well as in a previous 1â€"0 loss to Forest Heights Trojans. ‘"*Paul played a great game and he also played well Tuesday (May 5). We hit three crossâ€"bars against Forest Heights. Meanwhile, Bluevale Knights picked up their first win on Friday in a 6â€"0 romp over Waterlooâ€"Oxâ€" ford. All goals came with the -flu advantage in the second half. Tom Kapouranis and Steve Mihas each scored twice, singles went to Scott Clayton and Mark Reading, and Atti Laszlo earned the Friday at WCI, he scored off a corner kick with just a few minutes remaining. ‘"‘This was (Raiders‘) first loss," he said. ‘"We were always in the game. If anything we were pressing for a goal." taken to avoid confusion in public address announcements. The soccerâ€"playing Nick became Nicholas. (Continued on page 33)