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This information is not available. Please send tips if you know something. How old is Shea Weber? Shea Weber is 36 years old. His next birthday is in. His zodiac sign is a Leo with a ruling planet of Sun. His full name is Shea Michael Weber. Refresh the page to view more fun and random pick up lines, dating facts, and conversation starters above. Home News Fashion More. Celebrities Dating. Dating Hockey Players.

Tags Sports. Related celebrities. August 14, Sicamous, British Columbia, Canada. The couple started dating in and have been together for around 8 years, 10 months, and 6 days. Canadian defender who was named to his first All-Star team in , representing the Nashville Predators.

In , he was traded to the Montreal Canadiens. They began dating sometime in According to CelebsCouples , Shea Weber had at least 1 relationship before this one. He has not been previously engaged. Fact: Shea Weber is turning 37 years old in. Be sure to check out top 10 facts about Shea Weber at FamousDetails. Bailey Weber is best known for being a Spouse. All dating histories are fact-checked and confirmed by our users. We use publicly available data and resources to ensure that our dating stats and biographies are accurate.

However, she later began suffering from similar symptoms, and in early , had a series of seizures. Weber's mother was placed in an induced coma and died on August 11, Weber finished the tournament with four goals and eight assists for 12 points in nine games played, leading all defencemen in tournament scoring and finishing tied for third overall among all skaters.

Despite being defeated by Russia 2—1 in the gold medal game, Weber was named to the tournament all-star team and was awarded the tournament's Best Defenceman award. On December 30, , he was named to the final Canadian roster for the tournament. In Canada's qualification round game against Germany, Weber scored Canada's second goal of the game in an 8—2 victory.

His shot passed through the mesh net behind German goaltender Thomas Greiss and a video review was required to award the goal. Weber finished the tournament with six points in seven games, ranking second amongst defencemen in terms of scoring, and was named to the tournament's all-star team, which defeated the United States 3—2 in overtime to win the gold medal.

During his first year of the new contract, Weber established himself as one of the top defenceman in the NHL. At the mid-way point of the season, he was among the defencemen statistical leaders, was considered a favourite to win the Norris Trophy and was named to the Western Conference roster for the National Hockey League All-Star Game in Montreal.

Weber finished the season with career-highs in all major statistical categories, including games played 81 , goals 23 , assists 30 , points 53 and penalty minutes His 23 goals set a new Predators franchise record for goals by a defenceman in a single season. Weber narrowly missed being named to the NHL Second All-Star Team after receiving four-first place votes and voting points, a single voting point behind Dan Boyle , the final defenceman selected. It was during his sophomore season Weber evolved into one of Nashville's most important players.

Weber finished the season with 40 points, ranking eighth on the Predators' roster in total points. He added an additional three assists in five playoff games before the Predators were eliminated by San Jose for the second consecutive season. Weber's third season with the Predators began with a series of injuries.

After playing only minutes of the first period in Nashville's season opening game against the Colorado Avalanche, Weber fell awkwardly and dislocated his kneecap. The injury caused him to miss the next six weeks of play before returning to the Nashville line-up during a game with the St. Louis Blues on November 17, Weber was sidelined again shortly after, injuring his leg and missing another 11 games before he returned during a January 15, , game against the Calgary Flames.

Weber finished the season with 20 points in 54 games. He received a single fifth-place vote to tie for 17th with seven other players in James Norris Memorial Trophy voting as the NHL's best defenceman. Weber debuted with the national senior team on April 22, , accepting an invitation to join the club for the IIHF World Championship in Russia. However, his experience in this tournament was interrupted by an incident for which he was suspended three games.

One minute into Canada's preliminary round game against Germany, Weber hit Yannic Seidenberg in the chin with his elbow, giving the German a concussion and sidelining him for the remainder of the tournament. After serving his suspension, Weber continued with the tournament, finishing with two points in six games, including a goal in Canada's 5—1 quarter-final victory over Switzerland.

Canada went on to win the gold medal in the tournament, defeating Finland 4—2 in the final. Weber's final season with the Rockets proved to be his best with the team, despite a late season injury. On March 5, , he injured his left knee after colliding with Vancouver Giants left winger Cam Cunning. The injury resulted in Weber missing the remainder of the regular season and the Rockets' Western Conference quarter-finals series against the Vancouver Giants.

Despite the injury, Weber finished the regular season with WHL career bests for goals 12 , assists 29 and points 41 in 55 games played. After returning from injury, Weber scored 9 goals and 17 points in 18 playoff games as the Rockets won the Ed Chynoweth Cup en route to their third consecutive Memorial Cup.

At the Memorial Cup, with what was considered as one of the best tournament fields in Memorial Cup history, the Rockets were eliminated after losing all three of their round robin games. Weber was also named to the Canadian Major Junior second all-star team. In the two games played, he recorded one assist. At the completion of the regular season, Weber had improved his offensive statistics from the previous season, recording 32 points in 60 games.

Weber was named the WHL player of the week for April 6—12, , after recording one goal and six assists in four Kelowna wins over the Tri-City Americans as the Rockets eliminated the Americans four games to two in the Western Conference semi-finals.

He finished the WHL playoffs with 17 points in 17 games as the Rockets were eliminated four games to three by the Everett Silvertips in the Western Conference finals. Despite being eliminated from the WHL playoffs, the Rockets advanced to their second consecutive Memorial Cup as the host team.

At the Memorial Cup, Weber was named to the tournament all-star team after recording four points in four games played as the Rockets defeated the Gatineau Olympiques 2—1 in the championship game to win their first Memorial Cup.