Thursday, March 10, 1983
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By JeffKorbclik
Junior pole vaulter Glen Loonljer, UNL's only compe
titor, will join track and field qualifiers from all over the
country to participate in the 1983 men's indoor
championships, March 11 and 13 in Pontiac, Mich.
"1 had a pretty good layoff," Loonljer saL. "I have
been taking it easy, pruning for the meet.
Loonljer is ranked 17th out of the 20 participants
competing at the Silverdome with a vault of 17- which
he cleared in the first meet of the season against Souihem
Illinois January 29.
The starting heidil will nrobablv he 16-10 or 17-0. :md
Loonljer explained that it will
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17-2 or 37-6 to get in the finals on Saturday because 12
competitors will be eliminated on Friday.
"1 can get in if I can get a little lucky," Loontjer said.
Five people from the Big Light will be vaulting,
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Kansas and second place vault er Joe Dial of Oklahoma
State (3 8-4).
"A quarter of the people are from the Big Eight,
making our conference look pretty awesome," Loontjer
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"I was kind of disappointed because I was jumping
well at the early heights, and 1 wished I could have
jumped better," Loontjer explained.
Although Buckingham and Dial 3ie the leading vaulters
this year, Loontjer feels that Indiana's Dave Volz and
Kansas State's Doug Lytle should be favored due to the
'board" runway in the Silverdome. The runway is a little
slower than the runway in the Sports Center, making it
more difficut for people who have a lot of speed.
"Lytle is a power runner and will be able to work the
runway," Loontjer said. "It is kind of bad to have it on
the hoard, but a lot of people are used to jumping on
both."
Last year Loontjer's best vault was 16-3 indoors and
16-5 outdoors, making this year's vault nine inches
better.
"I have improved my technique from last year,"
Loontjer explained. "I'm a little bit faster, but mainly it
is my technique."
Nebraska qualified people in two other events: the one
mile relay and Mike Cielocha in the 600-yard d3sh. But
these competitors will not be making the trip because
their qualifying times did not fall under the allowed limit.
Cielocha was notified Tuesday, the day before he was
to leave, that he would not be competing. He finished
23rd and the NCAA took the top 20 qualifiers. His time
was five one-hundredths off the final accepted time.
Also, the NCAA converted 500-meter times into 600-yard
times and some competitors ran on oversized tracks this
year.
"It is a bad deal to qualify and end up not going,"
Cielocha said. "Running on oversized tracks makes it
a little bit easier to run and 500 meters is not running the
full 600-yards."
"I can run as well an anybody out there," Cielocha
said. "But I'm at a disadvantage because I didn't run on
an oversized track. There is no sense in setting a standard
if they are only going to take 20 people."
"It is bad that 1 am a senior in an experimental year
(the NCAA is experimenting with the combination of
men's and women's championships)," Cielocha explained.
"1 was caught in a bad situation. It gets you mad but there
is nothing I can do about it."
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