Emma Coburn's Olympic Hopes Dashed by Ankle Injury

The three-time Olympian will miss the Paris Games after a severe injury at the Shanghai Diamond League.

Emma Coburn, a decorated steeplechaser, suffered a significant ankle injury during a race, ending her bid for the Paris Olympics.
The injury, initially thought to be a sprain, was later revealed to include torn ligaments, damaged cartilage, and a fracture.
Coburn underwent surgery, including the placement of a screw in her ankle, and is expected to start jogging in six weeks.
Despite the setback, Coburn expressed a resilient spirit, vowing to return to the track later this year.
The track and field community has shown strong support for Coburn, highlighting her influence and achievements in the sport.