Almida DE VAL
SwedenEvents and Medals
| Discipline | Event | Rank | Medal |
|---|---|---|---|
 Curling |
Mixed Doubles | 3 |
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Schedule
| Start Time | Location | Event | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet A |
SWE Sweden 5 GBR Great Britain 9 |
Finished |
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| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet B |
SWE Sweden 7 CZE Czech Republic 4 |
Finished |
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| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet C |
CHN People's Republic of China 6 SWE Sweden 7 |
Finished |
|
| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet B |
SWE Sweden 7 AUS Australia 6 |
Finished |
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| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet D |
SWE Sweden 7 USA United States of America 8 |
Finished |
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| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet D |
SUI Switzerland 1 SWE Sweden 6 |
Finished |
|
| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet C |
SWE Sweden 6 CAN Canada 2 |
Finished |
|
| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet A |
NOR Norway 6 SWE Sweden 2 |
Finished |
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| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet B |
ITA Italy 12 SWE Sweden 8 |
Finished |
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| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet C |
ITA Italy 8 SWE Sweden 1 |
Finished |
|
| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet B |
SWE Sweden 9 GBR Great Britain 3 |
Finished |
GBR
CZE
CHN
AUS
USA
SUI
CAN
NOR
ITA
Biographical Information
Highlights
Historical Results
| World Junior Championships | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Rank | Event | Year | Location |
| 1 | Women | 2017 | Gangneung, KOR |
| 2 | Women | 2018 | Aberdeen, SCO |
| 4 | Women | 2014 | Flims, SUI |
| 6 | Women | 2019 | Liverpool, NS, CAN |
| World Mixed Doubles Championships | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Rank | Event | Year | Location |
| 3 | Mixed Doubles | 2021 | Aberdeen, SCO |
Spending time with friends and family.
Athlete, Automation engineer
She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Design and Product Realization in 2019 and a Masters of Science in Mechatronics in 2021 from Stockholm’s KTH Royal Institute of Technology.
Father, John. Mother, Maria. Sister, Lillie. Brother, Esbjorn. Partner, Gustav Werneman.
Swedish, English
Sundbybergs CK
Team: Sebastian Kraupp (SWE)
National: Maria Prytz (SWE)
Third
Right
Partner Gustav Werneman (Ice hockey): Represented Sweden at two Winter Universiades (2017, 2019) and played two seasons in Sweden’s J20 SuperElit league.
2021 World Mixed Doubles Championship in Aberdeen vs. Finland (8-4 Win)
After watching Anette Norberg (SWE) win gold at the Torino 2006 Olympic Winter Games she went to a junior tryout in Gothenburg. She was instantly “hooked” and played for 10 years in Gothenburg before moving to Stockholm to pursue a career in curling and attend university.
“It’s a team sport and I really enjoy working towards a common goal. I also love the combination of strategy and physical activity, and that it requires precision.” (Athlete, 20 Oct 2021)
Win a medal in mixed doubles at the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games, and in the women's competition in the future. (Athlete, 20 Oct 2021)
Trains every day with her women’s team (skip Isabella Wrana) as they are all located in Stockholm. “In the end it’s about making shots, whether it’s in women’s curling or men’s curling or mixed doubles, so the training is the same.” (Athlete, 20 Oct 2021)
Winning gold at the 2017 World Junior Championships in PyeongChang.
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Her parents. “I think they’re great people and I admire them very much.” (Athlete, 20 Oct 2021)
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"Taking the small steps, doing everything you can every single day, will lead to something great." (Athlete, 20 Oct 2021)
Swedish Sport Confederation scholarship (2018, 2020, 2021) - for combining elite sport with school.
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- Bronze
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- Bronze Medal Event
