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UNL shot putter Staub aims for Olympic trials
By Kevin VVameke
One might think that since Nebraska shot putter Joe
Staub has achieved so much fame in the world of track,
his purpose in life would be geared toward track. But,
according to Staub, that is not the case.
"My goal for this year is to beat my shot put record
that I hold here at UNL," Staub said. "But more than that
my goal is glorify Jesus Christ. That's my goal in life
through what I do, in all things that I do."
As for his track career, Staub knows where he is going
in that area too.
"I'll probably be coaching at the university level as a
graduate assistant next year," he said. "I could see myself
competing in track meets for two more years."
"I would like to make it to the Olympic trials. To be
able to do so you have to meet the standard, which should
be around 64 feet," Staub said. "That's easily within
my capability."
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Making the Olympic team will be another story, he
"To make the Olympic team, they take the top three
people and to make it you usually have to throw 70 feet,"
Staub said. "It's a possibility, but I just don't see myself
throwing 70 feet."
Both Staub and Assistant Men's Track Coach Dick
Railsback agree that weightmen don't reach their peak in
track until the age of 25 to 30.
"I could still be competing at 25 even until 30, but 1
don't think I will be," Staub said.
Another asset that Staub brings to the team besides his
leadership in the shot put circle, according to Railsback, is
his role as a team leader. Staub is a co-captain on the
squad.
"I try to be an example, that is the key thing," he said.
"I make sure I'm giving support to the other guys."
"Team unity does not come naturally and I try to be
out there encouraging the others, even when I don't feel
like it," he said. "I try to be a cheerleader and be out
there to pat them on the back."
Staub said track became a serious part of his life at the
age of 16 when he started throwing and realized he enjoy
ed it.
"I did well at it so I stuck at it," he said. "I didn't like
football because I was better at track and enjoyed it
more."
Staub said he regrets not throwing the. discus in high
school, since he enjoys it now.
"I never threw in high school, but now I've always
given a strong go at it," he said. "I just haven't done as
well. I can't explain why."
If there is anything holding him back in his track
career, Staub said it would be his lack of size. He is 6-0,
230 pounds.
"The thing that limits me is size. I'm quite small to be
an Olympic thrower," Staub said. "I would have to be
quite a bit stronger, but I have the potential to be strong
er through weight training."
Intramurals
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The UNL Recreation Department has revised the final
men's team standings in the power wcightlifting meet
Sigma Phi Epsilon won the meet, Alpha Tau Omega
placed second and Beta Theta Pi finished third.
The Bionic Buzzards won the men's intramural out
door track meet with 74 points, followed by Sigma Phi
Epsilon with 65 points and Alpha Tau Omega with 44. SS
Foxes won the women's meet with 72 points, followed by
AKAK Little Sisters with 36.
Men's results:
High Jump - 1. Joe Gillett, Bionic Buzzards, 64.2.
Tim Myers, Harper 8, 6-2.
Shot put - 1. Ted Hepperlan, Delta Tau Delta, 46-3,2.
2. Michael Zierke, Abel 1 1, 46-314.
Long jump - 1. Joe Gillett, Bionic Buzzards, 22-0!4.
2. Lon Landholm, Bionic Buzzards, 20-1 1 .
100-meter dash 1. Fred Booker, Bionic Buzzards.
:1 1.3 1.2. Doug Stuart, HSS Schramm, : 11.39.
110-meter high hurdles - 1. John Mastera, Theta Xi,
: 16.07.2. Mark Pitner, Delta Tau Delta, : 16.99.
Mile Run - 1. Eugene Kottwitz, Harper 8, 4:43.2.
Matt Joeckel, independent, 4:45.
400-meter dash - 1. Tony Deane, Abel 8, :57.23.2.
Mark Speer, Acacia, :57.27.
400-meter low hurdles - 1 . Scott Booth, Sigma Phi
Epsilon, 1:00.14. 2. Randy Harding, Bionic Buzzards,
1:01.53.
800-meter run: 1. Eugene Kottwitz, Harper 8, 2:03. 2.
John Carda, 7200 Selleck, 2:06.
200-meter dash - 1 . Mike Yarborough.HSS Schramm,
:23.26.2. Fred Booker, Bionic Buzzards. :2359.
2-mile run - 1. Bill Marchek, independent, 10:06. 2.
Fred Booker, Bionic Buzzards, :23.69.
2-milc run - 1. Bill Marchek, independent, 10:06.2.
Scott Dawson, Delta Tau Delta, 10:13.12.
4 x 200-meter relay - I. Bionic Buzzards, 1:36.2.
Sigma Phi Epsilon, 1 :40.
4 x 100-meter relay - 1. HSS Schramm, :45.41.
4 x 400-meter relay - 1 . 7200 Selleck, 3:39.91 . 2. HSS
Schramm, 3:47.25.
Women's results:
High jump - 1. Kathy Fitzgerald, SS Foxes, 4-10. 2.
Rose McWilliams, SS Foxes, 4-8.
Shot put - 1 . Leona Janda, AKAK Little Sisters, 34-6.
2. Chris Leigh, independent, 33-1
Long jump - 1 . Brenda Froendt, AKAK Little Sisters,
1 1-9&. 2. Cathy Lind, AKAK Little Sisters, 11-6.
100-meter dash - 1. Norma Asheber, KOG, : 13.08.
2. Teri Buchanan, independent, : 14.58.
100-meter high hurdles - 1. Deb Williams, HSS
Schramm, :23.05.
Mile Run - 1. Sue Heifer, independent, 6:44. 2.
Wendv Zenon, SS Foxes, :06.48.
400-meter dash - 1. Kelly Valliere, AKAK Little
Sisters, 1:04.07. 2. Teri Buchanan, independent, 1:06.00.
800-meter run - 1 . Tamara Jantzi, 7300 Selleck, 3:08.
2. Teri Buchanan, independent, 3:22.
200-meter dash - 1 . Monica Cotton, SS Foxes, :2659.
2. Teri Buchanan, independent, :31 .09.
2-mile run - 1. Michelle Kubik, Smith 5, 14:20.
4 x 200-meter relay - 1. SS Foxes, 1:58. 2. AKAK
Little Sisters, 2:12.
4 x 100 relay - 1 . SS Foxes, :57.00.
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