Women’s in focus as new details emerge

For the first time in Kerri Einarson’s career while wearing the Maple Leaf at the women’s world curling championship, she won’t have now to play a qualification game to reach the semifinals. League coverage adds Along with her teammates Val Sweeting, Shannon Birchard and Karlee Burgess, earned that right by beating Japan 6-5 on Friday night in Calgary to finish with a record of 10-2 and secure the No., Einarson. Team-side reporting suggests While Canada has now been good for most of the week, all four team members elevated their game versus Japan. Post-game reporting indicates Einarson’s double takeout through a tight port in the eighth end embodies that. League coverage adds Because at that point, even though Canada was most definitely outplaying the Japanese team, the game was only 4-3. Team-side reporting suggests But there was no draw path available with Japan sitting two stones in the four-foot., Canada had shot stone even ahead of Einarson threw her last rock.