In more ancient parts of the world curling is often referred to as "the roaring game" for the sound the stones make while travelling over the surface of the ice. The roots of the sport run deep in history, and they run deep in Kalynn. A third generation curler, you might think she was destined to compete. But to say that would be to take away from the incredible dedication and overwhelming time commitment which has gotten Kalynn get to where she is today. Now, at 29, with several championships under her belt, she sets her sights on qualifying for the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympic Games in North Korea.