Allory Johnson

 Allory Johnson is a standout American junior curler known for her strategic skill, competitive drive, and leadership on the ice.  Allory first picked up a curling broom at the age of nine and quickly developed a deep passion for the sport. Curling out of the Four Seasons Curling Club in Blaine, Minnesota — one of the premier year-round clubs and a former U.S. Olympic Training Center — she has steadily risen through the ranks of youth and junior competition.

Recognized early for her talent, Allory began competing at higher levels in the 2021–2022 season. In 2022, she made her first appearance at the U-18 National Championships in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where her team finished 5th. Over the next several seasons, she continued to build momentum, earning multiple podium finishes at both U-18 and U-21 national championships, including bronze and silver medals, and eventually capturing gold at the 2025 USA Curling Junior National Championships as skip of Team Johnson. 

Allory’s leadership with Team Johnson led to international opportunities as well. She represented the United States with Team Scheel at the 2023 World Junior B Championships in Lohja, Finland, and more recently helped Team Johnson secure a silver medal at the 2025 World Junior-B Women’s Curling Championship, earning a berth for the U.S. at the 2026 World Junior Women’s Curling Championship. 

2025 was a breakout year for Allory: her squad won its first U-18 title, placed 5th at the U.S. Women’s Nationals, claimed the Junior National title, and then qualified for the U.S. Olympic Trials by winning the Olympic pre-trials event — a rare achievement for a junior women’s team. 

Off the ice, Allory stays active and enjoys quality time with family and friends. She loves spending her offseason up north at her cabin, relaxing at the beach, shopping, and simply cherishing life’s lighter moments away from competition. 

Club -  Four Seasons Curling Club

Age - 18

Hometown - Forest Lake, MN

2026 - U21 Junior Mixed Doubles Nationals - Bronze Medalist (Teammate Caden Hebert)

2026 - World Junior Championships - (4th Place)

2026 - U18 National Championship - Gold Medalist

2025 - World Junior B Championship - Silver Medalist

2025 - USA Olympic Trials Appearance(4th Place) 

2025 - USA Olympic Pre-Trials Champion

2025 - U21 Nationals Championship Gold Medalist

2025 - Women's National Appearance (5th Place)

2025 - U18 National Championship - Gold Medalist

2024 - U21 Mixed Doubles Nationals - (4th Place) (Teammate Caden Hebert)

2024 - U18 MN Territory Champion

2024 - U21 National Championship - Silver Medalist

2023 - U18 National Championship - Bronze Medalist 

2023 - U18 MN Territory Champion

2023 - U21 World B's Appearance with Team USA - Team Scheel

2023 - U21 National Championship - Bronze Medalist

2023 - U21 Curtis Cup Recipient

2022 - U18 National Appearance (5th Place)