Greta Myers

Quick Facts

• Speciality: Mass Start, 1,500m, Team Pursuit
• First started speedskating at age 12, previously played ice hockey
• First American woman to win an all-around medal at the world junior championships in 20 years

Biographical information

Greta Myers grew up in Lino Lakes, Minnesota, and was a hockey player, starting the sport at age 2. In 2016, a local speedskating coach saw 12-year-old Myers at practice and encouraged her to try the sport. 

Seven years later, Myers would win four medals at the world junior championships. With a silver medal in the all-around, she became the first American woman in 20 years to medal in the all-around at the world junior championships.

Off the ice, Myers enjoys unwinding with introspective activities like cooking, baking, reading and painting.

World Championships Experience

• Most recent: 2025 – 5th (Team Pursuit 6 Laps - Women), 15th (Mass Start 16 Laps - Women), 20th (1500m - Women)
• Years of participation: 1500m - Women 2025; Mass Start 16 Laps - Women 2025; Team Pursuit 6 Laps - Women 2025; 3000m - Women 2024; Small Combination - Women 2024
• Top finish: 5th – 2025 (Team Pursuit 6 Laps - Women)

Career Highlights

• 2025 ISU Speedskating World Cup #1, Bronze (Team Pursuit - Women)
• 2025 U.S. Long Track Speedskating Championships, Champion (3,000m - Women)
• 2024 ISU Speedskating World Cup #3, Gold (Mass Start - Women)
• 2024 U.S. Long Track Speedskating Championships, Champion (3,000m - Women)