McKayla Maroney

• LONDON (AP) -- McKayla Maroneys busted big toe wont keep her from vaulting for the U.S. in Sundays Olympic team qualification.
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• LONDON -- U.S. gymnast McKayla Maroney, the world gold medalist on vault, said Thursday she has a broken right big toe. She learned it was broken after re-injuring it on round-off dismount on her beam routine.
(Argus Leader)
• LONDON – United States gymnastic star McKayla Maroney is icing her right foot after participating in light conditioning work on Monday. McKayla Maroney is the favorite to win the womens vault competition in London.
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• LONDON -- When American vault star McKayla Maroney, the hands-down favorite to win the Olympic title on vault at the Olympic Games, didnt practice for the second day in a row, tongues started wagging.
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• Family members of McKayla Maroney were decked out in T-shirts with the phrase "Air Maroney" as they cheered on the 16-year-old gymnast as she competed on the vault. Maroney's father is a native of Milford. "It's very exciting.
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• Todays Londons Calling edition of The Sporting Muse: When you have a prep playground as vast as Long Beach, its pretty hard for a notable young athlete to slip under the sporting radar.
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• When Posh Spice reunites with the rest of the Spice Girls for their highly anticipated performance at the London 2012 Olympics closing ceremony on Aug.
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• There are three gymnasts from the Los Angeles area that will be competing in the 2012 Olympic Games. On the womens team, Kyla Ross came from the hometown of Aliso Viejo.
(SB Nation)
• A U.S. team that features Aliso Viejos Kyla Ross and Laguna Niguels McKayla Maroney posted Sundays top score at the North Greenwich Arena 181.863, further solidifying their position as the favorite for the gold medal in Tuesdays team final.
(NBCNews.com)
• LONDON — A broken toe didn't stop McKayla Maroney from vaulting all summer. It sure isn't going to stop her now. The world vault champion aggravated a break in her right big toe during training last week, and she took it easy for the next few days.
(Bryan College Station Eagle)