Almida de Val
Age: 28
Born: Gothenburg, SWE
Resides: Stockholm, SWE
Throws: Right
Almida de Val — Team History
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Women's
2026/27 — Sundyberg, SWE
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Women's
2025/26 — Sundbyberg, SWE
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Women's
2024/25 — Sundbyberg, SWE
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Mixed Doubles
2024/25 — Sundbyberg/Karlstad, SWE
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Women's
2023/24 — Sundbyberg, SWE
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Mixed Doubles
2023/24 — Sundbyberg, SWE
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Women's
2022/23 — Sundbyberg , SWE
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Women's
2021/22 — Sundbyberg, SWE
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Mixed Doubles
2021/22 — Sundbyberg, SWE
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Women's
2020/21 — Sundbyberg, SWE
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Mixed Doubles
2020/21 — Karlstad, SWE
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2019/20 — Sundbyberg, SWE
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2018/19 — Stockholm, SWE
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Girls'
2018/19 — Stockholm, SWE
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Women's
2017/18 — Sundbyberg , SWE
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Girls'
2017/18 — Sundbyberg, SWE
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2016/17 — Sundbyberg, SWE
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Girls'
2016/17 — Stockholm, SWE
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2015/16 — Harnosands, SWE
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Girls'
2015/16 — Harnosands, SWE
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Women's
2014/15 — Harnosand, SWE
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Women's
2013/14 — Harnosands, SWE
Almida de Val Notes
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Apr 24, 2026
Dryburgh Steps Up to Lead Role as Wrana Makes Minor but Meaningful Tweak
Sweden's Team Isabella Wrana is largely intact heading into the 2026-27 season, but with one notable shift in the lineup. Lead Linda Stenlund is stepping back from a full-time role and will serve as the team's alternate, with 20-year-old Moa Dryburgh moving into the starting lineup on a permanent basis. Dryburgh had already been a familiar face within the group, serving as alternate during Team Wrana's bronze medal run at the 2026 World Women's Curling Championship in Calgary. A two-time World Junior silver medallist as a skip, Dryburgh brings considerable pedigree to the front end. With skip Isabella Wrana, third Almida de Val, and second Maria Larsson all returning, the Swedish rink remains one of the stronger outfits in the international women's game
Feb 6, 2021