Broadneck grad and son of an Olympian knows the meaning of running on the biggest stage
By Chris Korman, The Baltimore Sun
Matt Centrowitz Sr. does not recall ever sitting down with his son Matthew Centrowitz to regale him with tales of being an Olympian, or to explain the thrill and...
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By The Ithaca Journal
LONDON -- Cornellian Morgan Uceny, set to become the first Big Red female track Olympian in program history this month, placed fifth in a 1500-meter race at an international track & field meet Friday in London.
Uceny, a four-time All-American at Cornell from 2003-07,...
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By Kathy Bottorff, AM 1050
How much does it cost to attend the 2012 Summer Olympics in London? It costs at least $10,000 for airfare, hotel and tickets to some of the Track & Field events.
Brenda and Marty Uceny of Plymouth will be traveling to the Olympics in August to watch their daughter,...
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