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Jennifer Jones beaten by Isabella Wrana in wild opening draw of Players' Championship - Vimarsana News

Jennifer Jones beaten by Isabella Wrana in wild opening draw of Players' Championship

Jennifer Jones's final tournament as part of a four-player team got off to a rocky start with a six-end 9-2 loss to Sweden's Isabella Wrana on Tuesday at the Grand Slam of Curling's season-ending Players' Championship.

Source: tsn.ca
Sweden's Hasselborg beats Winnipeg's Lawes to remain unbeaten at Co-op Canadian Open | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Sweden's Hasselborg beats Winnipeg's Lawes to remain unbeaten at Co-op Canadian Open | iNFOnews

RED DEER, Alta. - Sweden's Anna Hasselborg defeated Winnipeg's Kaitlyn Lawes 6-4 on Friday night to remain unbeaten at the Grand Slam of Curling's Co-op Canadian Open.

Source: infotel.ca
Canada's Gushue opens Canadian Open with victory over Norway's Ramsfjell - Vimarsana News

Canada's Gushue opens Canadian Open with victory over Norway's Ramsfjell

Canada's Brad Gushue opened the Grand Slam of Curling's Co-op Canadian Open with a 7-1 victory over Norway's Magnus Ramsfjell on Tuesday.

Source: tsn.ca
Sturmay a late addition to Canadian Open field - Vimarsana News

Sturmay a late addition to Canadian Open field

Canada's Selena Sturmay has filled a late vacancy in the Co-op Canadian Open field, accepting an invitation to play in the Grand Slam event in a development that could impact the standings for the final entries in the national women's curling championship.

Source: tsn.ca
Sturmay a late addition to Canadian Open field - Vimarsana News

Sturmay a late addition to Canadian Open field

Canada's Selena Sturmay has filled a late vacancy in the Co-op Canadian Open field, accepting an invitation to play in the Grand Slam event in a development that could impact the standings for the final entries in the national women's curling championship.

Source: tsn.ca