Lisa WEAGLE
Canada
CurlingEvents and Medals
Schedule
| Start Time | Location | Event | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet A |
CAN Canada 12 KOR Republic of Korea 7 |
Finished |
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| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet B |
CAN Canada 5 JPN Japan 8 |
Finished |
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| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet A |
SWE Sweden 7 CAN Canada 6 |
Finished |
|
| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet D |
SUI Switzerland 8 CAN Canada 4 |
Finished |
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| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet C |
CAN Canada 11 ROC ROC 5 |
Finished |
|
| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet B |
GBR Great Britain 3 CAN Canada 7 |
Finished |
|
| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet A |
CAN Canada 7 USA United States of America 6 |
Finished |
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| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet D |
CAN Canada 9 CHN People's Republic of China 11 |
Finished |
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| National Aquatics Centre - Sheet C |
DEN Denmark 4 CAN Canada 10 |
Finished |
KOR
JPN
SWE
SUI
ROC
GBR
USA
CHN
DENBiographical Information
Highlights
Historical Results
| Olympic Games | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Rank | Event | Year | Location |
| 6 | Women | 2018 | PyeongChang, KOR |
| World Championships | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Rank | Event | Year | Location |
| 1 | Women | 2017 | Beijing, CHN |
| 2 | Women | 2014 | Saint John, NB, CAN |
| 3 | Women | 2013 | Riga, LAT |
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Travel, reading, playing with her dog.
Athlete, Communications strategist
Graduated with a Bachelor’s degree (honours) in Communication from the University of Ottawa in 2008.
Earned a Certificate in Business from the Smith School of Business at Queen's University in 2020.
Became a certified Competition Coach in 2019 and is presently in training as a Competition Development Coach.
Husband, Robin Guy. Father, Ted. Mother, Brenda Chapman (author). Sister, Julia.
English
St. Vital CC
Team: Viktor Kjell (SWE)
National: Elaine Dagg-Jackson
Alternate
Right
Sister Julia Weagle (Curling): National-level, formerly with Team Chrissy Cadorin. Retired in January 2022.
2013 World Championship in Riga vs. Scotland (6-4 Loss)
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Her parents signed her up for Little Rock curling at age eight at the Granite Curling Club in Ottawa. “I really liked being out there and I liked developing skills. I really liked the Timbits and the hot chocolate, to be honest. When you’re eight years old, that’s a priority.” (Athlete, 17 Dec 2021)
“It seems like such a weird sport when you watch it. When I was a kid no one else curled, it didn’t seem like a popular thing to do. But I made some really great friends, and I like the teamwork, the camaraderie, the travel.” (Athlete, 17 Dec 2021)
“It’s always about challenging myself, seeing what level of excellence, what level of performance I can achieve.” (Athlete, 17 Dec 2021)
When in Ottawa she practises on ice five to six days per week, including a Wednesday night league. When she’s with the team, there are two on-ice sessions per day for four to five hours. She has a workout centre in her basement and a running track near her home.
Winning the 2017 Canadian Olympic Trials in Ottawa and earning selection to PyeongChang 2018. (Athlete, 17 Dec 2021)
Her parents. “Not just for supporting me but for not being really involved, if that makes any sense. They really gave me the space to do what I wanted to do, and I knew if I ever wanted to walk away there’s no pressure from them.” (Athlete, 17 Dec 2021)
For training or competition, she puts her socks and shoes on in the same order. (Athlete, 17 Dec 2021)
“Success comes from knowing that you did your best to become the best you are capable of becoming.” - John Wooden (Athlete, 17 Dec 2021)
Tournament of Hearts Sandra Schmirler MVP Award (2013)
