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Winning a Scotties Tournament of Hearts is tough enough, but winning five consecutive is a tall order
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Winning a Scotties Tournament of Hearts is tough enough, but winning five consecutive is a tall order
Manitoba's Kate Cameron scored one in the 10th end for a crucial 5-4 win over Nova Scotia's Heather Smith in Thursday's opening draw at the Canadian women's curling championship.
CALGARY — A host-province rookie versus a decorated curler in her national women's curling championship swan song gives Friday's playoff game between them a sense of occasion.
Manitoba champion Kaitlyn Lawes is the third Manitoba-based team to grab a playoff spot at the Scotties, joining Jennifer Jones and Kerri Einarson.
With a fifth win on Wednesday Jennifer Jones is assured of a top-three finish in the pool for a playoff spot at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.