Brianne Theisen-Eaton

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

Honours

Records

Brianne Theisen-Eaton's list of achievements is remarkable for its breadth and consistency. She is the first Canadian woman to win a World Championships medal in multi-events, a feat she accomplished twice. Her Olympic bronze in 2016 remains a historic milestone for Canada. Beyond the medals, she set national records that stood as benchmarks for Canadian multi-event athletes. Her transition into coaching shows her dedication to giving back, and her induction into both the University of Oregon and Saskatchewan Sports Halls of Fame underscores the lasting impact of her career.

Brianne Theisen-Eaton receiving an award

AwardsBrianne Theisen-Eaton won an Olympic bronze medal in the heptathlon at Rio 2016, two World Championship silver medals (2013, 2015), a World Indoor Championship gold (2016) and silver (2014), a Commonwealth Games gold (2014), and a Pan American Games bronze (2015). At the collegiate level, she earned seven NCAA titles and set the collegiate pentathlon record.

Honours & Distinctions

University of Oregon Hall of Fame

University of Oregon·2022

Inducted for her outstanding collegiate career with seven NCAA titles.

Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame

Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame·2026

Inducted as part of the Class of 2026 for her contributions to athletics.

Records & Feats

First Canadian woman to win a World Championships medal in multi-events

Historic First·2013

Won silver in the heptathlon at the 2013 World Championships in Moscow.

Canadian record holder in heptathlon

National Record·2016

Set the Canadian record with 6,808 points.

Canadian record holder in indoor pentathlon

National Record·2016

Set the Canadian record with 4,768 points.

First Canadian woman to win an Olympic medal in the heptathlon

Historic First·2016

Won bronze at the 2016 Rio Olympics.