By Tim Creason, South Bend Tribune
Morgan Uceny doesn't really know what happened. All she knows is that one moment she was racing, the next moment she was lying on the track.
And now, she has a lot of decisions to make about her future.
It's been just over a week since the pride of...
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By David Woods, The Indianapolis Star
Morgan Uceny, the Plymouth, Ind., runner who tripped in last week's 1500 meter final at the Olympic Games, pulled out of a scheduled race Friday because of injuries resulting from her fall.
Uceny was in good position heading into the last lap of her race...
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By Pat Graham, Associated Press
LONDON — Days after her fall, Morgan Uceny was still trying to piece together what exactly happened.
Uceny was in good position to challenge for a medal in the Olympic 1500 meter final Friday, when she was tripped from behind on the last lap and fell to the...
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By Melanie Yuill, Fox 28
Plymouth's own Morgan Uceny was running for the Gold in London Friday.
And the crowd at Plymouth High School was just brimming with excitement to watch the race and cheer her on. But the cheers suddenly fell silent when Uceny fell, tripped from behind in her last lap.... Read More comments
By David Woods, Indianapolis Star
LONDON – This is the other side of Olympic glory.
Half a lifetime of preparation, of dreaming, shattered in an instant.
Hoosier native Morgan Uceny fell Friday night in the 1500 meter final at the Olympic Games. Afterward, she knelt on the track, head...
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By David Woods, Indystar
LONDON -- Morgan Uceny, who once resisted becoming a Miler because she didn't want to race that far, has become one of the world's best at one of track and field's glamour distances.
Uceny, a 27-year-old from Plymouth, Ind., qualified for the 1500 meter final at the...
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By Angelo Di Carlo, WNDU-TV
Michiana's Golden hope will get a shot at a gold medal. Plymouth's Morgan Uceny finished 3rd in the semifinals of the 1500 meter women's run Wednesday afternoon in London. The Plymouth native now advances to the finals on Friday.
The race aired on WNDU-TV at...
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By David Woods, Indystar
LONDON -- Morgan Uceny of Plymouth, Ind., and world champion Jenny Simpson today both advanced to semifinals of the women's 1500 meters at the Olympic Games.
Top six from each of three heats, plus the next six times, qualified for Wednesday's semifinals...
...The...
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Plymouth native aims for Olympic history
By Tim Creason, South Bend Tribune
Morgan Uceny won't just be battling runners from Africa and Europe during her Olympic races in London.
The Plymouth native has to overcome history, as well.
No American has ever won an Olympic medal in the women's...
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By WNDU-Channel 16
Olympic fever is in full swing in Plymouth as Mayor Mark Senter honored one of the city's own on Friday.
Senter unveiled a new street sign dedicated to Olympic 1500 meter star Morgan Uceny.
The street, now called Morgan Uceny Run, is usually known as Randolph street...
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