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Nebraska's Bob Jelks let everyone know who won the men's 300-yard dash Saturday during
the Frank Sevigne Invitational at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. Jelks set a new school record
with a time of 30.31.
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"Today Linette kind of did it on her
own," Pepin said. "If she would have
had somebody in there to compete
against her her time might have been
better. That was an outstanding per
formance and any time you beat on of
Merlene's records you know you have
no slouch out there on the trails."
No more than an hour later Wilson
ran another quarter to anchor the
winning women's mile relay. She
teamed with Michelle Milling, Beth
Webster and Sarah Powell to post a
national qualifying time of 3:39.75.
Wilson's was just one of several
record-breaking performances by the
Nebraska men's and women's track
teams. The women racked up five
national qualifying times and three
invitational records. The men sported
three national qualifying marks, two
invitational records, two school records
and one Bob Devaney Sports Center
record.
Milling broke the invitational record
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and qualified for nationals by winning
the 600-yard run. She edged out
teammate Powell, who also qualified.
Milling ran a 1:19.00, breaking the
record of 1:19.50.
Friday Karen Kruger broke an invita
tional record and qualified for nationals
by winning the long jump. Her jump of
20-8 34 bettered the 20-4 12 mark.
Kruger outjumped USC all-American
triple jumper Wendy Brown, who fin
ished third.
The next day Brown showed why she
holds the U.S. record in the triple jump.
She won the event with a jump of 43-6,
breaking the sports center and invita
tional records and qualifying for
nationals. Teammate Yvette Bates
finished second and Nebraska's Renita
Robinson finished third.
Friday, the men's winning two-mile
relay quartet of Mike Herrell, Robert
"Speedy" Gonzales, Terry Goods and
Regis Humphrey ran a 7:27.85. They
broke the school record of 7:31.3 and
the invitational and sports center
records of 7:30.44.
Distance runner Jean Verster again
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just missed a sub-four-minute mile. He
won with a 4:00.91, qualifying him for
nationals. Last year he won the mile
with 4:00.64. Verster said he was
disappointed that he didn't break the
four-minute barrier.
"Maybe I'll get it next time in a few
weeks or maybe next year," Verster
said. He said he'll get another chance
at the Big Eight championships and at
nationals. v
Robert Gonzales, Bob Jelks and James
Blackledge were the other Nebraska
winners. Gonzales won the 600-yard run
in 1.09.90. Jelks ran a 30.31 in the 300
yard dash, breaking the school record
of 30.4 and invitational record of 30.39.
Blackledge cleared 7-1 12 to win the
high jump.
Other Nebraska contributing perfor
mances included Goods, who placed
second in the 1,000. Bill Trott finished
third and Nebraska football player
Terry Rodgers fifth in the 60-yard dash.
Kent Wells, another Nebraska football
player, finished second in the shot put,
and James Morris finished second in
the triple jump.
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