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"Just as you go around that corner you almost have to backpedal," said McKillop. "It ruins your rhythm as you run." But weather conditions were the same for everyone, win or lose, and McKillop and Lingard established themselves as two athletes to watch in future years. Both are Grade 9 students and both ran in public school meet last year, Lingard for Lincolin Heights, and McKillop for Centennial. The head coach of the Kâ€"W Track Club wanted the to use the soil to build a berm to shield as much of the area as possible from high winds in similar Waterloo collegiate Vikings‘ Sean McKillop and Bluevale Knights‘ Val Lingard were two young runners who prevailed in the wind in their first CWOSSA meet. McKillop had broken one midget record and tied another in the Waterloo County meet on the same track the previous week, but on Thursday his times of 12.2 seconds in the 100 metres and 24.4 in the 200 were far from his best. Lingard actually knocked a couple seconds off her time from a week ago in finishing third in the 400 in 1: 00.4. She won the 200 in a slower time of 27.8 and placed second in the midget long jump, spanning 5.05 metres. Lingard and McKillop were especially aware of the wind at the curve on the north end of the track. ‘"‘When you come around that curve it slows you down really fast," said Lingard. â€" Richard O‘Brien 3 Chronicle Staff If Brent McFarlane had had his way concerning the soil excavated in construction of the new twin ice rinks near Centennial Stadium, some young runners might never have been introduced to the “joy:” of running in high winds on the stadium‘s track. fashion to what has been done at a sports complex a factor for high school athletes competing in the Central Western Ontario Secondary School Associâ€" ation‘s meet Thursday at the stadium. 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The midget girls team of Tammy Irvine, Katherine Hewson, Mallon and Lingard was a winner and so was Knights‘ midget boys team, consisting of Ben|j Litke, Lucien Telford, Sheldon Gilchrist and Hall. Laurence, Kiefer and Kueneman Other 4 x 100 relay teams that won for Bluevale were the junior boys â€"â€" Greg Campbell, Chris Boettger, Dave Keller and Steve Chapeskie â€"â€" and the senior girls team of Lisa McCormick, Bluevale‘s Chris Wood placed second in the senior boys 200 and won the open boys 400 hurdles in 57.7. Knights‘ Steve Siebert won the pole vault with a height of 3.40 and Vikings‘ Rob Boug was third in the triple jump. Knights won with the overall girls championship while taking the midget and senior girls titles and their relay teams had an excellent day. Knights‘ Stephanie Laurence placed second in the junior girls 100 and 200. Vikings‘ Paula Schwan won the 3,000 in 10: 30 and place second in the 1,500. Janice Awad, also of WCI, won the javelin with a throw of 32.62. In senior girls competition, Gloria Kiefer of BCI placed third in the 100 and placed second behind WCI‘s Val Smith in the long jump. Smith‘s winning leap was 5.24. Best among midget boys were WCI‘s Mike Hobson, winner of the 100 hurdles in 14.3, and Jeremy Hall, second place finisher in javelin. WCI‘s Rob Steeves placed second in the junior boys 200 and Knights‘ Mike Schmidt was second in the long jump. Mark Monkman, also of Bluevale, was third in the pole vault. One of the meet‘s top athletes was Lisa Kueneman a triple winner who is trained by McFarlane. Kueneman won the senior girls 200 and 400 and the open girls 400 hurdies for Knights, who had an especially good day in several relay events. Among the top performers for Waterioo athletes was Vikings‘ Jill Bennett. She won the midget girls 80 hurdles in 12.6 and the 100 in 13.2. 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