Jordyn Wieber

• American Jordyn Wiebers failure to advance to the all-around final in the womens gymnastics competition at the 2012 London Olympics is the first truly shocking moment at the Summer Games. Wieber finished the qualifying round with a score of 60.032.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• The women qualified first for Tuesdays team final, but that was the secondary news. Jordyn Wieber, the 17-year-old from DeWitt, Mich.
(Los Angeles Times)
• LONDON – Fifteen minutes had passed since Jordyn Wiebers Olympics came crashing down around her. Back in the locker room, her coach, John Geddert found her in a heap of devastation, tears streaming down her cheeks.
(YAHOO!)
• LONDON -- This was not what the Americans expected. Oh sure, being atop the standings by a comfortable margin after their qualifying session in womens gymnastics, that went according to plan.
(ESPN)
• (AP)We look at Olympic gymnasts as tough competitors and elite athletes, but their moms still see the little girls they woke up for early morning practice .
(YAHOO!)
• Jordyn Wieber has always dreamed of being an Olympian. A gymnast since the age of 4, she shot through the ranks and reached elite status in the sport by 10. Wieber was named the 2008 U.S.
(People)
• This was, we have been told, the deepest womens gymnastics team that the United States have ever sent to the Olympics. On Sunday, that became a potential problem.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
• Or his psychological clone. Just when Geddert thought he was out, a little girl named Jordyn Wieber pulled him back in. Now look where theyve pushed each other. Wieber, the 17-year-old athlete from DeWitt, Mich.
(First Coast News)
• Jordyn Wiebers surprise second place finish at U.S. Olympic qualifying to teammate Gabby Douglas sets up an interesting rivalry when the individual all-around competition comes around.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• Reigning world all-around champion Jordyn Wieber failed to make the cut in the womens gymnastics all-around Olympics event on Sunday. Finishing just over two tenths of a point behind U.S.
(Daily Mail)