Wieber knew her name would generate buzz at Arkansas, but that alone doesn’t sustain interest year after year. Leaning on her experience at UCLA, Wieber worked on perfecting all aspects of home meets that turn the event into a show, including athlete introductions, lighting and the layout of the equipment.
“All the little things matter to me,” said Wieber, now 28. Read More
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