Men
USA
Zach STOPPELMOOR
USA- Date of birth11 May 1999
- Height1730 CM
- ProfessionAthlete
- HometownSalt Lake City
- Place of birthDes Moines, IA
- Start skating / He began skating at age seven. Having first begun roller speed skating in Des Moines, IA, United States of America, he moved to Utah, United States of America, in 2019 and took up ice speed skating. /
- LanguagesEnglish
- CoachRyan Shimabukuro [national], USA
- ChoreographerN/A
- Former CoachN/A
- Practice low seasonN/A
- Practice high seasonN/A
- General Interest
- Sport Specific Information
"Nothing is impossible, the word itself says 'I'm possible'." (Team USA - Inline Speed Skating Facebook page, 30 Jun 2018)
"Skate fast and turn left." (Athlete, 17 Nov 2023)
"Skate fast and turn left." (Athlete, 17 Nov 2023)
US roller speed skater Christopher Springer. (Athlete, 17 Nov 2023)
Roller speed skating coach Mark Muse. (Athlete, 17 Nov 2023)
In 2022 a stress fracture in his lower leg sidelined him for six weeks. (Athlete, 17 Nov 2023)
He sustained a broken arm in 2015. The injury required a two-month recovery period. (Athlete, 17 Nov 2023)
In 2012 he suffered a broken leg and needed five months to recover. (Athlete, 17 Nov 2023)
He sustained a broken arm in 2015. The injury required a two-month recovery period. (Athlete, 17 Nov 2023)
In 2012 he suffered a broken leg and needed five months to recover. (Athlete, 17 Nov 2023)
To win a gold medal at the Olympic Winter Games. (Athlete, 17 Nov 2023)
He has represented the United States of America in roller speed skating, competing at the world championships in 2018 and 2019. (SportsDeskOnline, 10 Nov 2022; who13.com, 15 Jun 2018)
He was a roller hockey player and roller speed skater before he began skating on ice. "I originally played roller hockey and my coach told me to try speed skating and I have stuck with it ever since."
Ryan Shimabukuro [national], USA
