Latvian curler (born 1980)
Daina Barone (born 24 March 1980 in Riga) is a Latvian curler.[2][3]
At the national level, she is a two-time Latvian women's champion (2017, 2018) and a mixed doubles champion (2020).
She participated in Lithuanian women's club team on 2014 and 2015 Lithuanian women's championships (those championships were held in Riga), two-time runner-up.
Teams
Women's
Season
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Skip
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Third
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Second
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Lead
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Alternate
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Coach
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Events
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Lithuania
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2013–14
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Justina Lenortavičiūtė |
Agnė Valaskevičiūtė |
Laurita Stasiūnaitė |
Daina Barone |
Giedrė Vilčinskaitė, Rūta Romeikienė |
Vygantas Zalieckas |
LithWCC 2014 [4]
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2014–15
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Justina Lenortavičiūtė |
Agnė Valaskevičiūtė |
Laurita Stasiūnaitė |
Daina Barone |
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LithWCC 2015 [5]
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Latvia
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2013–14
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Ieva Rudzīte |
Līga Avena |
Daina Barone |
Rasa Brūna |
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Artis Zentelis |
LWCC 2014 (5th)
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2014–15
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Iveta Staša-Šaršūne |
Ieva Rudzīte |
Daina Barone |
Rasa Brūna |
Līga Avena |
Artis Zentelis |
ECC 2014 (9th)
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Ieva Rudzīte |
Līga Avena |
Daina Barone |
Rasa Brūna |
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Artis Zentelis |
LWCC 2015 (4 место)
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2015–16
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Ieva Rudzīte |
Līga Avena |
Daina Barone |
Rasa Brūna |
Ieva Palma (ex Štauere) |
Artis Zentelis |
LWCC 2016 (4th)
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2016–17
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Ieva Rudzīte |
Līga Avena |
Daina Barone |
Rasa Brūna |
Moa Norell |
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Ieva Rudzīte |
Līga Avena |
Daina Barone |
Rasa Brūna |
Ieva Palma (ex Štauere) |
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LWCC 2017
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2017–18
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Ieva Rudzīte |
Līga Avena |
Daina Barone |
Ieva Palma (ex Štauere) |
Zane Ilze Brakovska |
Artis Zentelis |
LWCC 2018
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2018–19
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Ieva Rudzīte |
Līga Avena |
Daina Barone |
Zane Ilze Brakovska |
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Artis Zentelis |
LWCC 2019
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2019–20
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Ieva Rudzīte |
Līga Avena |
Zane Ilze Brakovska |
Daina Barone |
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Artis Zentelis |
LWCC 2020
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2020–21
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Ieva Rudzīte |
Līga Avena |
Daina Barone |
Zane Ilze Brakovska |
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Arnis Veidemanis |
LWCC 2021
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Mixed
Mixed doubles
Season
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Female
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Male
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Coach
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Events
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2019–20
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Daina Barone |
Arnis Veidemanis |
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LMDCC 2020
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2020–21
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Daina Barone |
Arnis Veidemanis |
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LMDCC 2021 (6th)
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2021–22
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Daina Barone |
Arnis Veidemanis |
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LMDCC 2022
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2022–23
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Daina Barone |
Arnis Veidemanis |
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LMDCC 2023 (7th)
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2023–24
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Daina Barone |
Jānis Klīve |
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LMDCC 2024 (7th)
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References
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