But Eaton is not the only one in his household with Olympic dreams. This week, his fiancée, Brianne Theisen, attempts to qualify for the Summer Games in the heptathlon. That's the seven-event endurance fest. Theisen was a three-time collegiate heptathlon champion at the University of Oregon, which is where the couple met. However, there's a twist. Theisen won't compete for an Olympic slot on her home field in Eugene. She's in Calgary for the Canadian Olympic Trials. That's because Theisen grew up on the plains of Saskatchewan and retains Canadian citizenship. She figures Canadian fans won't hold it against her if they see her cheering in London for her American fiancé. "I think a lot of them, you know, also went to NCAA schools and have friends in the U.S. So I think that they, you know, they understand." Ashton Eaton doesn't foresee any problems with divided loyalties in the relationship either. "Yeah, she's Canadian and yeah, I'm gonna be for U.S. team. But, you know, if thing goes well and, you know, she has opportunity to hang up, hold up a Canadian flag, I'm gonna be freaking out. You know, it just, the whole experience is cool. And it has nothing to do with countries. I mean, it's just an event." Eaton and Theisen say if there's a neutral zone in the athlete's village in London, they'll find it. Finding time for a proper wedding is also a challenge, but not of quite Olympic proportions. They've already decided to put off getting married until July of 2013.