Alyssa Roenigk sports • adventure • travel • journalist

Today was an off-day for women’s soccer and the team’s first full day in London. So, U.S. women’s soccer team, you’re finally in London. What are you going to do?! Why hold a press conference, of course! So much for the handful of us who’ve been covering the team. Today, there were at least 200…

Two weeks in, I’ve taken my final train ride. One week to go!

It’s probably not a good thing for a writer to be speechless. But at the end of tonight’s semifinal soccer match between the U.S. and Canada, that’s exactly how I felt.

Alarm? What alarm? I woke up this morning feeling like a newborn kitten. Tired and completely disoriented.

It was a late night at the beach-party-slash-volleyball match at Horse Guards Parade.

Yesterday we all were feeling Day 10 Drag. And we still have 12 more days to go!

Today was a fun day of firsts – my first chance to explore the Olympic Village and my first chance to cover women’s gymnastics this Olympics.

Finally! I’m in London … And I finally feel like I’m at the Olympics.

Today I checked an item off my bucket list* that I’d never even thought to add to it.

Sunday morning, I packed up my things and headed to Central Station, where I said goodbye to Glasgow and caught the first of two trains to Manchester.