5'9"
30
Duluth, MN
University of Minnesota Duluth
Korey Dropkin began curling at the age of five, inspired by his family's involvement in the sport. He grew up honing his skills on the ice in Boston before moving to Duluth, Minnesota, where he continued to develop his curling career. Dropkin attended the University of Minnesota, competing on their curling team while pursuing his studies.
Outside of curling, he is a licensed realtor, working in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Dropkin also enjoys giving back to the sport through mentoring young athletes and promoting curling across the U.S., as well as participating in philanthropy efforts with organizations such as the Challenged Athletes Foundation.
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