Courtney Smith (curler)

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Courtney Smith (curler) - Wikipedia

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Courtney Smith

Curler

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Born

13 November 1999 (age 25)

Ranfurly, New Zealand^[1]

Team

Curling club

Dunedin CC, Dunedin^[2]

Courtney Smith

Alternate

Mixed doubles
partner

Anton Hood

Curling career

Member Association

New Zealand

World Championship
appearances

1 (2024)

World Mixed Doubles Championship
appearances

2 (2021, 2024)

Pan Continental Championship
appearances

1 (2023)

Other appearances

Youth Olympic Games: 1 (2016)

Medal record

Curling

New Zealand Women's Championship^[3]
	2018 Naseby
	2021 Naseby
	2023 Naseby
	2016 Naseby
	2019 Naseby
	2020 Naseby
New Zealand Mixed Championship
	2023 Naseby
New Zealand Mixed Doubles Championship
	2022 Naseby
	2023 Naseby
	2017 Naseby
	2024 Naseby
	2018 Naseby
	2019 Naseby
	2020 Naseby

Courtney Smith (born 13 November 1999) is a New Zealand curler^[4] from Naseby.^[1]

At the international level, she competed at the World Mixed Doubles Championship 2021 (with Anton Hood, finishing 12th) and at the 2016 Winter Youth Olympics (finishing 13th with the New Zealand mixed team, and 17th in mixed doubles with Henwy Lochmann from Switzerland).

At the national level, she is a New Zealand mixed team and mixed doubles champion curler.

Personal life

Smith is employed as a registered nurse.^[1]

Teams and events

Women's

Season	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate	Coach	Events
2013—14	Hamish Walker	Bailey Dowling	Courtney Smith	Tash Whyte			NZWCC 2014 (out of rank)^[5]
2014—15	Eloise Pointon	Courtney Smith	Elle Steele	Tash Whyte			NZWCC 2015 (4th)
2015—16	Courtney Smith	Mhairi-Bronté Duncan	Eloise Pointon	Sophie Tran			NZWCC 2016
2016—17	Jessica Smith	Holly Thompson	Emma Sutherland	Courtney Smith	Eloise Pointon	Nelson Ede	WJBCC 2017 (16th)
2017—18	Jessica Smith	Holly Thompson	Emma Sutherland	Courtney Smith	Mhairi-Bronté Duncan	Nelson Ede, Peter Becker	WJBCC 2018 (4th)
2017—18	Jessica Smith	Holly Thompson	Mhairi-Bronté Duncan	Courtney Smith			NZWCC 2018
2018—19	Jessica Smith	Holly Thompson	Mhairi-Bronté Duncan	Courtney Smith	Lucy Neilson	Nelson Ede	WJBCC 2019 (Jan) (12th)
2018—19	Courtney Smith	Lucy Neilson	Zoe Harman	Courtney Smith	Ruby Kinney		NZWCC 2019
2019—20	Courtney Smith	Grace Bishop	Zoe Harman	Lucy Neilson	Rachael Pitts	Dave Watt	WJBCC 2019 (Dec) (5th)
2019—20	Courtney Smith	Mhairi-Bronté Duncan	Zoe Harman	Rachael Pitts			NZWCC 2020
2020—21	Courtney Smith	Mhairi-Bronté Duncan	Rachael Pitts	Rebecca Long			NZWCC 2021
2023—24	Courtney Smith	Mhairi-Bronté Duncan	Eleanor Adviento	Michelle Bong			NZWCC 2023
2023—24	Jessica Smith	Courtney Smith	Bridget Becker	Natalie Thurlow	Holly Thompson		PCCC 2023 (5th) WWCC 2024

Mixed

Season	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Coach	Events
2015–16	Matthew Neilson	Holly Thompson	Ben Smith	Courtney Smith	Peter Becker	WYOG 2016 (13th)
2023–24	Dave Watt	Courtney Smith	Will Sheard	Mhairi-Bronté Duncan		NZMxCC 2023

Mixed doubles

Season	Female	Male	Coach	Events
2015–16	Courtney Smith	Henwy Lochmann	Paddy Kaeser	WYOG 2016 (17th)
2016–17	Courtney Smith	Anton Hood		NZMDCC 2016 (6th)
2017–18	Courtney Smith	Anton Hood		NZMDCC 2017
2018–19	Courtney Smith	Hamish Walker		NZMDCC 2018
2019–20	Courtney Smith	Hamish Walker		NZMDCC 2019
2020–21	Courtney Smith	Dave Watt		NZMDCC 2020
2020–21	Courtney Smith	Anton Hood		WMDCC 2021 (12th)
2022–23	Courtney Smith	Anton Hood		NZMDCC 2022
2023–24	Courtney Smith	Anton Hood	David Ramsay	NZMDCC 2023 WMDCC 2024 ()

References

^ ^a ^b ^c "2024 World Women's Curling Championship Media Guide" (PDF). Curling Canada. Retrieved 11 March 2024.
^ Dunedin Curling - New Zealand Curling
^ NZ Championship : Women | New Zealand Curling
^ Courtney Smith at World Curling
^ "2014 New Zealand Men's & Women's Curling Championships; MCI, Naseby; 11-13 July 2014". NZ Curling.

External links

Courtney Smith at World Curling
Courtney Smith at Olympedia
Courtney Smith at the New Zealand Olympic Committee
Courtney Smith on Facebook
"Kiwis head to Scottish bubble in bid for Beijing". New Zealand Curling. 10 May 2021. Archived from the original on 11 May 2021.
"Central Otago pair chasing qualification for Olympics". Otago Daily Times Online News. 12 May 2021. Archived from the original on 16 June 2021.

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