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Alberta's Sturmay keeps charging at Canadian women's curling championship - Vimarsana News

Alberta's Sturmay keeps charging at Canadian women's curling championship

CALGARY — Kaitlyn Lawes has asked for her teammates' patience as she irons out her game at the Canadian women's curling championship.

Selena Sturmay, Kerri Einarson pick up wins at Scotties - Vimarsana News

Selena Sturmay, Kerri Einarson pick up wins at Scotties

Alberta's Selena Sturmay (5-0) stayed unbeaten in the afternoon draw at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts on Tuesday, while defending champion Kerri Einarson (5-1) chased the host province with an 11-6 win over Saskatchewan's Skylar Ackerman (3-3).

Source: tsn.ca
Rachel Homan beats Jennifer Jones in clash of women's curling heavyweights at Tournament of Hearts - Vimarsana News

Rachel Homan beats Jennifer Jones in clash of women's curling heavyweights at Tournament of Hearts

Homan beat Jones 7-5 at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts on Tuesday night in an entertaining tussle of tough, tight shots befitting a pair of skips with nine national titles between them.

Source: tsn.ca
Homan beats Jones in clash of women's curling heavyweights at Tournament of Hearts - Vimarsana News

Homan beats Jones in clash of women's curling heavyweights at Tournament of Hearts

CALGARY — They may meet again in the Canadian women's curling championship playoffs, but the intense on-ice battles between Rachel Homan and Jennifer Jones are coming to an end.

Kaitlyn Lawes hopes tide is turning for her Manitoba team at Tournament of Hearts - Vimarsana News

Kaitlyn Lawes hopes tide is turning for her Manitoba team at Tournament of Hearts

CALGARY — Kaitlyn Lawes has asked for her teammates' patience as she irons out her game at the Canadian women's curling championship.