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 Position Vice skip
Delivers Right-handed
Born August 24, 1971, in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Hometown Snohomish, Wash.
Occupation Mechanical engineer with CDI Engineers
Family Married
Year started curling 1984
Education Bachelor of science in mechanical engineering
   
CURLING HIGHLIGHTS

  • U.S. Men's National Championships: 2003 (runner-up), 2002, 2001 (champion)

  • Canadian Junior Championships: 1989, 1990 (runner-up)

  • World Curling Championships: 2001 (6th)

OTHER CURLING HIGHLIGHTS

  • "Playing with my brother and finishing atop the money standings for all U.S. curling teams in 2002-03 season. 

  • "Winning the Riverton Men's Curling Bonspiel with my three older brothers and father. 

  • "Having great curling parents (Larry and Lil) who still travel across the U.S. and Canada to watch me curl."

  • "Losing 20-8 against Bob Knievel in the Granite Superleague play."

  • "Winning a case of 7-up for scoring a 7-ender during junior play."

  • "Making the 15' double angle raise double to win the 1989 Manitoba Juniors."

About Greg Romaniuk:

Club: Granite Curling Club, Seattle, Wash.

Curling start: "As the fourth son in a curling family, I didn't have much choice in becoming the sixth Romaniuk curler. After a couple of years I finally got interested in playing after I realized I could make the occasional shot."

What he enjoys most about curling: "The great friends you make, camaraderie, beverage consumption, and competitiveness that is associated with curling."

Other sports: Baseball, golf, hiking

Curling goals: "Top 3 finish in either the World Curling Championships or Olympics."

Training regimen: "Curl as often as possible. Throw 150 plus rocks per week."

Curling strengths: "I manage to convince excellent curlers to play on my team and make me look good."

Travel: Greg has traveled to 20 countries. "All a guy needs is his backpack and a bit of money, and I'm good to go."

Nickname: Grog