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By Kyle Schurman
Staff Reporter
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Anthony Small, one of Nebraska's
lop returning sprinters, will attempt to
rel urn to his IDS.") form following an off
year in 1 9SfJ iluc to illness. Men's head
coach Gary IVpin said he feels that
Small can return to his earlier form.
"He (Small) is a very, very talented
sprinter who had an off year last year
due to injury and sickness, and he
hasn't even come close to tapping his
potential," Pepin said.
Small, from Scarborough, Ontario,
was one of the top sprinters for Nebraska
in 1985, helping the Cornhuskers to a
third-place finish in the Big Eight Out
door Championships with a pair of
fourth place finishes in the 100- and
200 meter dashes. Small also competed
on the third place 4 x 100-meter relay
team. His fifth place finish in the 300
yard dash helped Nebraska to the 1985
Big Eight indoor championship.
In 1986, Small's illness caused him
to slip two places lower in the Big Eight
Championships. During the indoor meet,
Small was sixth in the 300. In the out
door meet, Small placed sixth in the
100 and seventh in the 200. He added
two more sixth-place finishes as a
member of the 4 x 100- and 4 x 400
meter relay teams.
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For the uDComing season, Small is
attempting to add the 400-meter dash
to his repertoire of spring events. He
would have run the 400 individually
last season, but his illness threw his
training schedule off. The virus caused
him to remain ill for two months, Small
said.
Small has placed five individual
marks on the Nebraska all-time charts
during his career. He holds the sixth
and eighth-place times in the 60-yard
dash and is third in the 300-yard dash,
both indoor events. His all-time marks
in outdoor competition include a third
(10.37 seconds) in the 100 and a sixth
(21.10) in the 200.
"I would like to qualify for nation
als " said Small, "but my biggest goal
would be for us to win the Big Eight
Indoor Champsionship."
Small has higher individual goals for
the 1987 outdoor season.
"I want to win the 200 (at the Big
Eight meet)," he said, "and qualify for
nationals. However, I especially want
to stay healthy for this season."
Nebraska was the only school that
heavily recruited him, Small said, and
he liked the university when he came
down for a weekend visit. Since he felt
he could get more work done in a
smaller city, he decided to attend
Nebraska. Scarborough is a city of
300,000, and his school, Central Tech,
is one of Canada's largest.
Still, Small enjoys the university.
"I really like the way the people
support the teams, especially in the big
meets, screaming and yelling," he said.
"I've met a lot of nice people and I like
the smaller city. However, it is kind of
boring during the holidays when every
one goes home and I can't, because I
live so far away."
"He is a nice guy to work with, and
he is fun to coach, Pepin said. "He has
a good attitude, and I know he has
better races in him than he was able to
show last year."
Following school, Small, a business
major, plans to return home and find a
job. Small is also hoping to run sprints
for Canada in the 1988 Summer Olympics.
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