Warren Shouldice
Personal Details
Biography
2006 Olympian … WC bronze medallist … Holds 10 medals and 18 top-10 finishes in World Cups … First person ever to perform a lay triple full in competition.
GETTING TO KNOW…
Goes by nickname Wookie … Has two siblings, Jason (24) and Kenton (22) … Is a former competitive gymnast … If he was not an athlete, would be a firefighter … Idol is Alexander Ovechkin (loves his skill and passion for the game) … Enjoys playing hockey, surfing, and skateboarding … Favourite TV shows are Entourage and South Park.
Olympic Highlights
| Games | Sport | Event | Finish |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2006 Turin | Skiing - Freestyle | Aerials - Men | 6 |
| 2010 Vancouver | Skiing - Freestyle | Aerials - Men | 10 |
Notable International Results
World Championship (WC) Results
2009 (Inawashiro, JPN): 3rd 2005 (Ruka, FIN): 9th
Career Notes
2009-10: Finished 6th and 8th at World Cups. 2008-09: Suffered concussion, compression fracture to his back, and bruised ribs during crash at Mont Gabriel World Cup ... Returned to competition to finish 3rd at WC ... Ranked 12th overall for World Cup season ... Won two World Cup bronze medals in Adventure Mountain, CHN and Lake Placid, USA. 2007-2008: Ranked 6th overall for World Cup season ... Won two World Cup medals: bronze in Vancouver, CAN and silver in Davos, SUI. 2006-07: Missed season due to bone bruise in left foot. 2005-06: Finished 6th at Olympic Winter Games ... Ranked 3rd overall for World Cup season ... Won three World Cup medals: gold in Changchun, CHN, bronze in Mont Gabriel, Que. and silver in Deer Valley, USA ... Bronze medallist at Canadian Championship ... First person ever to perform a lay triple full in competition at World Cup in Deer Valley. 2004-05: Finished 9th at WC ... Ranked 10th overall for World Cup season ... Top World Cup result was silver in Lake Placid, USA. 2003-04: Ranked 18th overall for World Cup season ... Top World Cup result was silver in Mont Tremblant, Que. 2002-03: Ranked 13th overall for World Cup season ... Top World Cup result was 6th in Lake Placid, USA.
