 San Francisco Chronicle |
Grant Wahl: U.S. women's fourth gold medal a team effort in the truest sense
SI.com There was Carli Lloyd, the New Jersey-bred midfielder, who scored both U.S. goals: One on a daring run into the box, throwing her head onto Alex Morgan's first-half cross, and the other on a blistering shot from distance in the second half. Lloyd, 30 … Carli Lloyd, Alex Morgan lift US to gold Lloyd of London US soccer's Alex Morgan takes on new role — assisting |
 Zimbio |
Alex Morgan: 6 Reasons Why We Love Her!
RumorFix (blog) The U.S. women's soccer team is getting some well-deserved attention at the Olympics, especially after their dramatic 4-3 victory over Canada that launched them to the finals against Japan. Behind all this attention is one key player— 23-year-old … Hottest Alex Morgan Pictures |
 USA TODAY |
Updates from Thursday at the Olympics
USA TODAY Carli Lloyd header on great pass from Alex Morgan. Two defenders went for Abby Wambach, and Lloyd sneaked in to put the ball away. 1-0 USA. So the USA has already done what it could not do against Japan in WWCup '11 — finish. In the first 20 minutes, … |
 Zimbio |
Alex Morgan Boyfriend: Servando Carrasco Pictures
Zimbio SI bodypaint model. soccer player Alex Morgan arrives at SI Swimsuit On Location hosted by Haze Nightclub at the Aria Resort & Casino at CityCenter on February 15, 2012 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Getty Images)more pics » · USOC Athlete Portraits … |
 Christian Science Monitor |
Alex Morgan reveals who she would like to see in the crowd
Boston.com (blog) As superstar-in-waiting Alex Morgan prepared to play in her first Olympic gold-medal game, she was asked, of course, about her soccer heroes. There can be only one. "Mia Hamm is a legend,'' she lauded. “I remember becoming passionate [about soccer] … Olympics soccer: Is Alex Morgan the next Mia Hamm? Teammates gush. London Olympics soccer roundup: Is Alex Morgan the next Mia Hamm? |
 Bleacher Report |
Alex Morgan: American Superstar Will Lead USA Past Japan to Win Gold
Bleacher Report The United States women's soccer team has come up short against Japan in the past, but on Thursday they will get another opportunity to flip the script. Alex Morgan's late stoppage-time goal to defeat Canada pushed the Americans to the gold-medal game. |