Olympians Who Won a Medal at the European Curling Championships (273)

Description

Host cities:

Men’s and women’s tournament

1975 Megève (FRA) 11-14 December 1975
1976 West-Berlin (FRG) 1-5 December 1976
1977 Oslo (NOR) 22-26 November 1977
1978 Aviemore (GBR) 4-9 December 1978
1979 Varese (ITA) 18-24 November 1979
1980 København (Copenhagen) 30 November-6 December 1980
1981 Grindelwald (SUI) 7-12 December 1981
1982 Kirkcaldy (GBR) 6-11 December 1982
1983 Västerås (SWE) 6-11 December 1983
1984 Morzine (FRA) 9-14 December 1984
1985 Grindelwald (SUI) 10-14 December 1985
1986 København (Copenhagen) 9-13 December 1986
1987 Oberstdorf (FRG) 8-12 December 1987
1988 Perth (GBR) 6-10 December 1988
1989 Engelberg (SUI) 5-9 December 1989
1990 Lillehammer (NOR) 4-8 December 1990
1991 Chamonix (FRA) 8-14 December 1991
1992 Perth (GBR) 7-12 December 1992
1993 Leukerbad (SUI) 6-11 December 1993
1994 Sundsvall (SWE) 4-10 December 1994
1995 Grindelwald (SUI) 9-16 December 1995
1996 København (Copenhagen) 30 November-7 December 1996
1997 Füssen (GER) 1-8 December 1997
1998 Flims (SUI) 5-12 December 1998
1999 Chamonix (FRA) 4-11 December 1999
2000 Oberstdorf (GER) 9-16 December 2000
2001 Vierumäki (FIN) 8-15 December 2001
2002 Grindelwald (SUI) 5-14 December 2002
2003 Courmayeur (ITA) 5-13 December 2003
2004 Sofia (BUL) 4-11 December 2004
2005 Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER) 9-17 December 2005
2006 Basel (SUI) 9-16 December 2006
2007 Füssen (GER) 1-8 December 2008
2008 Örnsköldsvik (SWE) 6-13 December 2008
2009 Aberdeen (GBR) 5-11 December 2009
2010 Champéry (SUI) 3-11 December 2010
2011 Moskva (Moscow) (RUS) 2-10 December 2011
2012 Karlstad (SWE) 8-15 December 2012
2013 Stavanger (NOR) 22-30 November 2013
2014 Champéry (SUI) 22-29 November 2014
2015 Esbjerg (DEN) 19-28 November 2015
2016 Renfrewshire (GBR) 18-26 November 2016
2017 St. Gallen (SUI) 17-25 November 2017
2018 Tallinn (EST) 16-24 November 2018
2019 Helsingborg (SWE) 15-23 November 2019

Mixed Team

2005 Canillo (AND) 10-22 October 2005
2006 Claut (ITA) 16-21 October 2006
2007 Madrid (ESP) 24-29 September 2007
2008 Kitzbühel (AUT) 22-27 September 2008
2009 Praha (Prague) 26 September-3 October 2009
2010 Howwood (GBR) 21-25 September 2010
2011 Tårnby (DEN) 30 September-8 October 2011
2012 Erzurum (TUR) 30 September-6 October 2012
2013 Edinburgh (GBR) 14-21 September 2013
2014 Tårnby (DEN) 13-20 September 2014

Athlete	Nation(s)	Sport(s)	Role(s)	Era	Notes
Anna Rindeskog	SWE	CUR	Non-Medal	1992	1–2–2 1984 Morzine silver: team; 1987 Oberstdorf silver: team; 1989 Engelberg bronze: team; 1991 Chamonix bronze: team; 2001 Vierumäki gold: team
Martin Rios	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2018—2022	1–0–1 2011 Tårnby gold: mixed team; 2014 Tårnby bronze: mixed team
Mélanie Robillard	GER	CUR	Olympics	2010	2–0–0 2008 Kitzbühel gold: mixed team; 2009 Aberdeen gold: team
Marianne Rørvik	NOR	CUR	Olympics	2006	0–0–2 2002 Grindelwald bronze: team; 2004 Sofia bronze: team
Nadia Röthlisberger	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2002	0–1–2 1999 Chamonix bronze: team (competed as Nadia Raspe); 2001 Vierumäki bronze: team; 2003 Courmayeur silver: team
Pekka Saarelainen	FIN	CUR	Olympics	2002	1–0–1 2000 Oberstdorf gold: team; 2001 Vierumäki bronze: team
Aleksandra Saitova	RUS	CUR	Olympics	2014	1–1–0 2014 Champéry silver: team; 2015 Esbjerg gold: team
Teemu Salo	FIN	CUR	Olympics	2006	1–0–0 2005 Canillo gold: mixed team
Carmen Schäfer	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2010—2014	1–1–2 2008 Örnsköldsvik gold: team; 2009 Aberdeen silver: team; 2010 Champéry bronze: team; 2013 Stavanger bronze: team
Michael Schäffer	GER FRG	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1988—1998	2–0–0 1992 Perth gold: team; 1997 Füssen gold: team
Christiane Scheibel	GER	CUR	Non-Medal	1992	0–0–1 1992 Perth bronze: team
Ulrik Schmidt	DEN	CUR	Olympics / Coach / Opening Flagbearer	2002—2026	0–3–1 1997 Füssen silver: team; 1999 Chamonix silver: team; 2000 Oberstdorf silver: team; 2003 Courmayeur bronze: team
Corinna Scholz	GER	CUR	Olympics	2010	1–0–0 2009 Aberdeen gold: team
Andrea Schöpp	GER FRG	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1988—2010	8–1–7 1980 København bronze: team; 1986 København gold: team; 1987 Oberstdorf gold: team; 1989 Engelberg gold: team; 1991 Chamonix gold: team; 1992 Perth bronze: team; 1994 Sundsvall silver: team; 1995 Grindelwald gold: team; 1996 København bronze: team; 1997 Füssen bronze: team; 1998 Flims gold: team; 2005 Canillo bronze: mixed team; 2007 Madrid bronze: mixed team; 2008 Kitzbühel gold: mixed team; 2009 Aberdeen gold: team; 2010 Howwood bronze: mixed team
Rainer Schöpp	GER	CUR	Coach	2010	1–0–3 2005 Canillo bronze: mixed team; 2007 Madrid bronze: mixed team; 2008 Kitzbühel gold: mixed team; 2010 Howwood bronze: mixed team
Irene Schori	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2010	1–0–1 2010 Champéry bronze: team; 2014 Champéry gold: team
Andi Schwaller	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2002	1–1–1 1993 Leukerbad bronze: team; 2001 Vierumäki silver: team; 2006 Basel gold: team
Christof Schwaller	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2002	0–1–1 2001 Vierumäki silver: team; 2010 Champéry bronze: team
Benoît Schwarz-van Berkel	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2014—2026	1–1–2 2013 Stavanger gold: team; 2015 Esbjerg silver: team; 2016 Renfrewshire bronze: team; 2017 St. Gallen bronze: team
Birgitta Sewik	SWE	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	3–1–0 1980 København gold: team; 1981 Grindelwald silver: team; 1982 Kirkcaldy gold: team; 1983 Västerås gold: team
Anna Sidorova	RUS	CUR	Olympics	2010—2014	2–1–1 2011 Moskva bronze: team; 2012 Karlstad gold: team; 2014 Champéry silver: team; 2015 Esbjerg gold: team
Manuela Siegrist	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2018	1–0–0 2011 Tårnby gold: mixed team
Margaretha Sigfridsson	SWE	CUR	Olympics	2014	2–1–1 2010 Champéry gold: team; 2011 Moskva silver: team; 2012 Karlstad bronze: team; 2013 Stavanger gold: team
Kristin Skaslien	NOR	CUR	Olympics / Opening Flagbearer	2018—2026	0–1–0 2014 Tårnby silver: mixed team
Anna Sloan	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2014—2018	2–4–2 2010 Champéry silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2011 Moskva gold: team (competed for Scotland); 2012 Karlstad silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2013 Stavanger silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2014 Champéry bronze: team (competed for Scotland); 2015 Esbjerg silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2016 Renfrewshire bronze: team (competed for Scotland); 2017 St. Gallen gold: team (competed for Scotland)
Susanne Slotsager	DEN	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1992—2002	0–1–0 2001 Vierumäki silver: team
Cammy Smith	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2018	0–1–0 2017 St. Gallen silver: team (competed for Scotland)
David Smith	GBR	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	2–2–2 1982 Kirkcaldy gold: team (competed for Scotland); 1983 Västerås bronze: team (competed for Scotland); 1988 Perth gold: team (competed for Scotland); 1991 Chamonix silver: team (competed for Scotland); 1992 Perth bronze: team (competed for Scotland); 1998 Flims silver: team (competed for Scotland)
Kyle Smith	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2018	0–1–0 2017 St. Gallen silver: team (competed for Scotland)
Pete Smith	GBR	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1988—2010	3–3–1 1988 Perth gold: team (competed for Scotland); 1991 Chamonix silver: team (competed for Scotland); 1992 Perth bronze: team (competed for Scotland); 1998 Flims silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2006 Basel silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2007 Füssen gold: team (competed for Scotland); 2008 Örnsköldsvik gold: team (competed for Scotland)
Warwick Smith	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2002—2006	1–0–1 1999 Chamonix gold: team (competed for Scotland); 2005 Garmisch-Partenkirchen bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Morten Søgård	NOR	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	0–3–1 1983 Västerås silver: team; 1984 Morzine bronze: team; 1987 Oberstdorf silver: team; 1988 Perth silver: team
Valeria Spälty	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2006	1–2–1 2004 Sofia silver: team; 2005 Garmisch-Partenkirchen silver: team; 2006 Basel bronze: team; 2008 Örnsköldsvik gold: team
Rasmus Stjerne	DEN	CUR	Olympics	2014—2018	0–1–1 2010 Champéry silver: team; 2011 Moskva bronze: team
Andrea Stock	GER	CUR	Olympics	2002	1–0–0 1998 Flims gold: team
Sebastian Stock	GER	CUR	Olympics	2002	2–0–0 2002 Grindelwald gold: team; 2004 Sofia gold: team
Ralph Stöckli	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2006—2010	1–1–0 2006 Basel gold: team; 2009 Aberdeen silver: team
Jan Strandlund	SWE	CUR	Coach	1998—2002	1–1–0 1987 Oberstdorf gold: team; 1996 København silver: team
Simon Strübin	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2006—2010	0–1–0 2009 Aberdeen silver: team
Christoffer Sundgren	SWE	CUR	Olympics	2018—2026	5–1–0 2014 Champéry gold: team; 2015 Esbjerg gold: team; 2016 Renfrewshire gold: team; 2017 St. Gallen gold: team; 2018 Tallinn silver: team; 2019 Lethbridge gold: team
Christoffer Svae	NOR	CUR	Olympics	2010—2018	2–6–2 2007 Füssen silver: team; 2008 Örnsköldsvik silver: team; 2009 Aberdeen bronze: team; 2010 Champéry gold: team; 2011 Moskva gold: team; 2012 Karlstad silver: team; 2013 Stavanger silver: team; 2014 Champéry silver: team; 2015 Esbjerg bronze: team; 2016 Renfrewshire silver: team
Anna Svärd-Le Moine	SWE	CUR	Olympics	2006—2010	4–2–0 1999 Chamonix silver: team (competed as Anna Svärd); 2003 Courmayeur gold: team (competed as Anna Svärd); 2004 Sofia gold: team (competed as Anna Svärd); 2005 Garmisch-Partenkirchen gold: team (competed as Anna Svärd); 2007 Füssen gold: team (competed as Anna Svärd); 2008 Örnsköldsvik silver: team (competed as Anna Svärd)
Carsten Svensgaard	DEN	CUR	Olympics	2002	0–3–1 1997 Füssen silver: team; 1999 Chamonix silver: team; 2000 Oberstdorf silver: team; 2003 Courmayeur bronze: team
Magnus Swartling	SWE	CUR	Olympics	1998—2006	2–4–1 1998 Flims gold: team; 2000 Oberstdorf bronze: team; 2001 Vierumäki gold: team; 2002 Grindelwald silver: team; 2003 Courmayeur silver: team; 2004 Sofia silver: team; 2005 Garmisch-Partenkirchen silver: team
Valentin Tanner	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2018—2022	0–1–2 2015 Esbjerg silver: team; 2016 Renfrewshire bronze: team; 2017 St. Gallen bronze: team
Anders Thidholm	SWE	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	0–2–0 1978 Aviemore silver: team; 1979 Varese silver: team
Jan Thoresen	NOR	CUR	Olympics	1998	0–0–1 1995 Grindelwald bronze: team
Silvana Tirinzoni	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2018—2026	0–1–2 2014 Tårnby bronze: mixed team; 2018 Tallinn silver: team; 2019 Lethbridge bronze: team
Isobel Torrance	GBR	CUR	Non-Medal	1992	0–0–1 1978 Aviemore bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Tore Torvbråten	NOR	CUR	Olympics	1998	0–0–1 1995 Grindelwald bronze: team
Sandro Trolliet	SUI	CUR	Olympics	2014	1–0–0 2013 Stavanger gold: team
Pål Trulsen	NOR	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal / Coach / Opening Flagbearer	1992—2014	1–0–1 2004 Sofia bronze: team; 2005 Garmisch-Partenkirchen gold: team
Trine Trulsen	NOR	CUR	Non-Medal	1988	0–3–3 1980 København silver: team; 1983 Västerås silver: team; 1985 Grindelwald bronze: team; 1987 Oberstdorf bronze: team; 1991 Chamonix silver: team; 1992 Perth bronze: team
Thomas Ulsrud	NOR	CUR	Olympics	2010—2018	2–6–3 2002 Grindelwald bronze: team; 2007 Füssen silver: team; 2008 Örnsköldsvik silver: team; 2009 Aberdeen bronze: team; 2010 Champéry gold: team; 2011 Moskva gold: team; 2012 Karlstad silver: team; 2013 Stavanger silver: team; 2014 Champéry silver: team; 2015 Esbjerg bronze: team; 2016 Renfrewshire silver: team
Markku Uusipaavalniemi	FIN	CUR	Olympics / Closing Flagbearer	2002—2006	2–0–2 1999 Chamonix bronze: team; 2000 Oberstdorf gold: team; 2001 Vierumäki bronze: team; 2005 Canillo gold: mixed team
Lars Vågberg	NOR	CUR	Olympics	2002—2006	2–0–2 1990 Lillehammer gold: team; 1994 Sundsvall bronze: team; 2004 Sofia bronze: team; 2005 Garmisch-Partenkirchen gold: team
Ulyana Vasilyeva	ROC	CUR	Olympics	2018	1–0–0 2016 Renfrewshire gold: team
Lorna Vevers	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2010	0–2–0 2007 Füssen silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2010 Champéry silver: team (competed for Scotland)
Lars Riddermand Vilandt	DEN	CUR	Olympics / Non-starter / Coach	2010—2020	0–0–2 2007 Füssen bronze: team; 2011 Moskva bronze: team
Kyle Waddell	GBR	CUR	Olympics / Non-starter	2018—2026	0–1–1 2017 St. Gallen silver: team (competed for Scotland); 2019 Lethbridge bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Monika Wagner	GER FRG	CUR	Olympics / Non-Medal	1988—2010	7–1–5 1980 København bronze: team; 1986 København gold: team; 1987 Oberstdorf gold: team; 1989 Engelberg gold: team; 1991 Chamonix gold: team; 1992 Perth bronze: team; 1994 Sundsvall silver: team; 1995 Grindelwald gold: team; 1996 København bronze: team; 1997 Füssen bronze: team; 2005 Canillo bronze: mixed team; 2008 Kitzbühel gold: mixed team; 2009 Aberdeen gold: team
Katja Weißer	AUT	CUR	Coach	2012	0–1–0 2011 Tårnby silver: mixed team
Keith Wendorf	CAN GER	CUR	Coach	1998—2002	0–1–1 1982 Kirkcaldy silver: team; 1989 Engelberg bronze: team
Maria Wennerström	SWE	CUR	Olympics	2014	2–1–1 2010 Champéry gold: team; 2011 Moskva silver: team; 2012 Karlstad bronze: team; 2013 Stavanger gold: team
Ross Whyte	GBR	CUR	YOG / Non-starter	2016—2022	1–0–0 2018 Tallinn gold: team (competed for Scotland)
Heike Wieländer	GER	CUR	Olympics	1998—2002	3–1–2 1989 Engelberg gold: team; 1994 Sundsvall silver: team; 1995 Grindelwald gold: team; 1996 København bronze: team; 1997 Füssen bronze: team; 1998 Flims gold: team
Craig Wilson	GBR	CUR	Olympics	2006	1–0–1 2003 Courmayeur gold: team (competed for Scotland); 2005 Garmisch-Partenkirchen bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Peter Wilson	GBR	CUR	Olympics	1998	0–1–1 1984 Morzine silver: team (competed for Scotland); 1997 Füssen bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Phil Wilson	GBR	CUR	Olympics	1998	0–0–1 1997 Füssen bronze: team (competed for Scotland)
Kelly Wood-Schafer	GBR	CUR	Olympics / Non-starter	2006—2018	1–2–1 2007 Füssen silver: team (competed as Kelly Wood for Scotland); 2010 Champéry silver: team (competed as Kelly Wood for Scotland); 2016 Renfrewshire bronze: team (competed as Kelly Schafer for Scotland); 2017 St. Gallen gold: team (competed as Kelly Schafer for Scotland)
Rasmus Wranå	SWE	CUR	Olympics / YOG	2012—2026	3–1–0 2016 Renfrewshire gold: team; 2017 St. Gallen gold: team; 2018 Tallinn silver: team; 2019 Lethbridge gold: team
Nkeiruka Yezekh	RUS	CUR	Olympics / Non-starter	2002—2014	3–1–1 2006 Basel gold: team; 2011 Moskva bronze: team; 2012 Karlstad gold: team; 2014 Champéry silver: team; 2015 Esbjerg gold: team
Olga Zharkova	RUS	CUR	Olympics	2002—2006	1–0–0 2006 Basel gold: team