Angie Malone MBE

Wheelchair Curling

Region

Glasgow
Date of Birth

26/05/1965
Classification

n/a

Bio

Angie Malone first tried wheelchair curling in 2003 and quickly took to the sport. One year later, she was part of the Scotland team that were crowned world champions.

Angie and Scotland retained their world title in 2005 on home ice and she made her ParalympicsGB debut at the Turin 2006 Winter Paralympic Games where the sport made its debut on the winter programme and the ParalympicsGB team won silver.

A year later Angie was back on the podium, this time as a World Championship bronze medallist.

In 2010 Angie was part of the ParalympicsGB team that travelled to the Winter Games in Vancouver where they finished sixth.

The team bounced back in style four years later however with a bronze medal at Sochi 2014 – Angie’s second Paralympic medal, while she added to her world medal tally in 2017 with bronze.

Angie was part of the team that competed at PyeongChang 2018 - her fourth Paralympic Games - but the team were unable to progress to the playoffs.

Angie’s contributions to wheelchair curling were also recognised in 2017 when she was made an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list.

Major results

2014 Sochi Paralympic Games

Bronze

2010 Vancouver Paralympic Games

Sixth

2006 Turin Paralympic Games

Silver

2017 World Championships, Gangneung, South Korea

Bronze

2011 World Championships, Prague, Czech Republic

Silver

2007 World Championships, Solleftea, Norway

Bronze

2005 World Championships, Braehead, Scotland

Gold

2004 World Championships, Sursee, Switzerland

Gold

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