monday, april 13, 1981
daily nebraskan
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Determination keeps
UNL track runner busy
during training
By Scott Ahlstrand
Pain Schubarth has had her ups and downs in the
track world, but the sophomore from Scottsbluff has
always remained optimistic.
She was highly touted as a freshman and sophomore
in high school, but several schools seemed to lose inter
est in her during her senior year.
"It was really hard for me to understand," Schu
barth said. "But during my senior season, even when
my times improved, a lot of the schools dropped out."
Schubarth elected to attend Kansas University on a
full athletic scholarship.
"I wanted to sec what I could do out of state," she
said.
At Kansas Schubarth was a member of the Big
tight championship two-mile relay and indoor distance
medley teams. Although Schubarth had achieved a
level of success at KU, she said, she became disen
chanted with its program.
"KU was having a lot of problems," Schubarth said
"I thought that UNL track was on the upswing. Ne
braska has a better program than KU and has more
money allowed to it. We attend more and better meets
than KU docs. I also like UNL's new coach Gary
Pepin."
Since arriving at UNL, Schubarth said she has set
some new goals for herself.
"Right now I'm centering most of my efforts on
the two-mile relay team," she said. "It's got a real
chance to go far in nationals. As an individual, I'm just
trying to bring my times down. I really can't compete
against the real good runners yet. But if I keep lower
ing my times I'll be ready to run against them next
year."
UNL's two-mile relay team finished second at the
indoor nationals, only .4 of a second behind the first
place team.
"That was definitely the highlight of my career so
far," Schubarth said. "It was a really great moment."
Schubarth, however, has been hampered by injur
ies. "1 had a few minor injuries last year, but not near
as many as I've gotten this season," she said. "I think
one of the reasons could be the track surface here
at UNL. At Kansas the indoor track is softer, and I
think some of my injuries can be attributed to my
adjustment to UNL's harder indoor track. I'm sure
that as soon as I become completely healthy my times
will drop."
Another factor that has contributed to her opti
mism, she said, is the start of the outdoor track season.
"I never had run on an indoor track until I got to
college," Schubarth said. "I'm a lot more confident on
an outdoor track and I think that will help my
performance."
During this outdoor season, Schubarth will divide
her time between three events.
"I'll run the relay, the 800, and I'll try the 1,500,"
she said. "The 800 is getting to be such a fast race that
I might have to run the 1 ,500 where more strength is
required."
Schubarth said she believes her determination has
helped her achieve an equal balance between her grades
and her practice.
Pepin said he has nothing but compliments for the
hard-working Schubarth.
"Pam is a fine person and a fine team member,"
Pepin said. "She's a very talented runner and we're
very happy to have her on our team."
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