Photo Courtesy: Canadian Press

By Ethan Ready, with files from Canadian Press

WWCC2022

World Women’s Curling Championships: Monday Recap

Mar 21, 2022 | 10:32 PM

PRINCE GEORGE – Team Canada improved to a 3-2 record at the World Women’s Curling Championships with an 8-4 victory over Denmark on Monday inside the CN Centre.

Kerri Einarson’s crew faces Japan (4-1) in its lone game scheduled for Tuesday.

Denmark scored two in the fifth end to lead 3-2, but the Canadians countered with three in the sixth and a steal of two in the seventh to take control of the game. The Danes conceded after nine ends.

Einarson was bolstered by the play of third Val Sweeting, who played her best game of the championship so far with 94 per cent shooting accuracy, and second Shannon Birchard at 97 per cent.

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Scores from Monday, March 21

Draw 6:

Italy defeated Norway, 8-4

Sweden defeated the Czech Republic, 8-1

Draw 7:

Germany defeated the Czech Republic, 6-4

Switzerland defeated Turkey, 8-3

Canada defeated Denmark, 8-4

Korea defeated the United States, 11-4

Draw 8:

United States defeated Norway, 12-4

Switzerland defeated Italy, 8-6

Germany defeated Japan, 7-5