• U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Curling: 2005 (3rd), 2001 (2nd), 1997 (4th)
• U.S. National Championships: 2006 (2nd), 2005 (3rd), 2004 (champion), 2003 (runner-up), 2002 (champion), 2001 (runner-up), 2000 (runner-up), 1999 (champion), 1998 (runner-up), 1997 (champion), 1996 (3rd), 1994 (4th)
• Women’s World Championship: 2004 (4th), 2002 (7th), 1999 (silver), 1997 (5th)
• Shorty Jenkins Classic: 2003 (champion)
• Continental Cup: 2004 (champion), 2002 (champion)
• Wisconsin State Women's Curling Championship: 2004 (champion)
• U.S. Mixed National Championship: 1995 (runner-up)
• U.S. Curling Association Female Curler of the Year: 1999
• U.S. Curling Association Team of the Year: 1999
• Canadian Provincials: Six years
• 2004-05 competition results

Other highlights include:

• 2000-01 – Wisconsin State Championships (champion); Southwest Ontario Women's Classic, London, Ontario, Canada (semifinalist); St. Paul Cashspiel, St. Paul, Minn. (semifinalist); JVC Cashspiel, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (quarterfinalist); Autumn Gold Curling Classic, Calgary, Alberta, Canada (semifinalist).
• 1999-2000 – Autumn Gold Curling Classic in Calgary, Alberta, Canada (semifinalist); Sask Power Women’s Classic in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada (semifinalist);
• 1998-99 – United States Challenge Competition in Milwaukee, Wis. (champion); European Masters in Stockholm, Sweden (finalist); Weston Curling Classic in Ontario, Canada (finalist); Southwest Ontario Women’s Classic in London, Ontario, Canada (Semi-finalist)
• 1997-98 – European Masters in Stockholm, Sweden (finalist).
• 1996-97 – Investor's Group Cashspiel, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (qualifier); Bacardi 'Spiel, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (qualifier)

Lank has always enjoyed all sports. She grew up with five brothers and one sister, so competition started early in life. She loves the draw game. She has recorded an 8-ender (a perfect end in curling, similar to a hole-in-one in golf).  Her entire family curls; her mother played Seniors out of Weyburn, Saskatchewan. She thanks five very competitive brothers and a sister for helping her develop the fierce intensity she displays.

In her own words: I began curling when I was 11 years old. By age 25 I had committed myself to becoming a world-class athlete. I chose the sport of curling because of the patience, mental toughness and balance it requires. And the support from curler to curler, no matter what the ability, is tremendous. I practice a minimum of 15 hours a week during mid-season. My training sessions consist of on-ice practice and drills, cardio workouts, weight training, and swimming. I also try to eat sensibly.

Training regimen: Work out five times per week, and include swimming.

Hobbies: Landscaping

Other favorite sports: Golf, baseball, volleyball, billiards, family biking.

What I'd like the world to know about curling: The support from curler to curler, no matter what the ability, is tremendous.