Tyler
Oliver
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Age
30
Hometown
Limerick
Education
I am a 19-year-old college sophomore attending school at my local community college. I plan on transferring to University of Maryland next semester for Fire Protection Engineering. I work part time as well as having class full time. I have been a firefighter for three years at my local department and completed my Emergency Medical Technician certification two year ago. Since then I have joined two other departments and work part time as a firefighter/EMT as well as volunteering. I love being a part of the emergency services and having an opportunity to come to the aide of people when they need it most. I am also a PIAA baseball official, student pilot, SCUBA diver, and amateur golfer.
| Position: | Lead | |
| Teammates: | Hunter Clawson, Caleb Clawson, Ethan Kennedy, Chase Sinnett | |
| Age: | 19 | |
| Hometown: | Limerick, PA | |
| Occupation: | Firefighter/EMT with Limerick, Trappe, and Exeter Fire Companies |
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| Education: | Montgomery County Community College |
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| Delivers: | Right-handed | |
| Family: | Single | |
| Year started curling: | 2010 |
Curling Highlights:
- U.S. Junior National Championships: 2015
- GNCC Junior Playdowns: 2015 (champion)
About Tyler Oliver:
I am a 19-year-old college sophomore attending school at my local community college. I plan on transferring to University of Maryland next semester for Fire Protection Engineering. I work part time as well as having class full time. I have been a firefighter for three years at my local department and completed my Emergency Medical Technician certification two year ago. Since then I have joined two other departments and work part time as a firefighter/EMT as well as volunteering. I love being a part of the emergency services and having an opportunity to come to the aide of people when they need it most. I am also a PIAA baseball official, student pilot, SCUBA diver, and amateur golfer.
I started curling in 2010 after (how most people discover the sport) seeing it in the Olympics. I ended up going online to see if there were any local curling clubs and found the Philadelphia Curling Club was only a half hour away. I went to an open house, tried the sport for the first time, and loved it from there.
