Josh

Draw 19 Results 6 - 7 9 - 3 7 - 4 3 - 6 are the final three teams to secure a spot into the playoffs. Heading into the final draw, a win or a loss would have Canada place second in pool (and a direct ticket to the semifinals), while a win and a loss would have Scotland place second in pool.

Draw 18 Results 10 - 4 8 - 7 7 - 8 5 - 7

just beat 8-7 in the morning session Team Muskatewitz having themselves a tournament.

50 saves for Grace Zhan on route to the win

I feel like World Curling rankings are hardly an indicator of a teams talents in some cases, IMO Czech Republic is a way more consistent (and better) team than the Netherlands.

A 7-4 win over Norway, and a 5-6 loss to Sweden improves our record to 8-2. Clinched our spot in the playoffs!

Olympic Aquatic Center has been built.

Women’s Quotas: Men’s Quotas: Russia TBD **

Standings After Day 6 Team Edin (10-0) Team Gushue (8-2, 1-0) Team Mouat (8-2, 0-1) Team Retornaz (7-3) Team Schwaller (6-4) Team Muskatewitz (6-4) Team Shuster (5-5) Team Ramsfjell (4-6) Team Klima (4-7) Team Abe (3-7) Team Gosgens (3-7) Team Park (2-9) Team Hood (0-10)

It’s not that surprising actually. Although Czech Republic were the favourites.

Draw 17 Results 6 - 5 8 - 7 8 - 5 5 - 2 is the third team to qualify for the playoffs. Can I just say… which idiots decision was it to put Sweden-Canada and Scotland-Switzerland on at the same time?

Despite some pressure in the 10th end, Edin with an open hit to only give up steal of one. More than enough to hand Sweden their 10th straight win Final score 6 - 5

British Qualification Tracker (after Day 3) Priority 1: 1st place finishers with nomination time (guaranteed selection) (9 swimmers) Freya Colbert - W 200m Freestyle, W 4x200m Freestyle Relay, W 400m Individual Medley Kathleen Dawson - W 100m Backstroke Keanna MacInnes - W 200m Butterfly Anna Hopkin - W 50m Freestyle Ollie Morgan - M 100m Backstroke Adam Peaty - M 100m Breaststroke Daniel Jervis - M 1500m Freestyle Max Litchfield - M 400m Individual Medley Matt Richards - M 100m Freestyle, M 4x100m Freestyle Relay Priority 2: Relay swimmers (guaranteed selection) (6 swimmers) Medi 6 - W 4x200m Freestyle Relay Lucy Hope - W 4x200m Freestyle Relay Abbie Wood - W 200m Freestyle , W 4x200m Freestyle Relay Duncan Scott - M 100m Freestyle, M 4x100m Freestyle Relay Tom Dean - M 4x100m Freestyle Relay Alexander Cohoon - M 4x100m Freestyle Relay Priority 5: 2nd place finishers with nomination time (3 swimmers) Jonny Marshall - M 100m Backstroke Laura Stephens - W 200m Butterfly Katie Shanahan - W 400m Individual Medley Candidates for Priority 4 - Discretionary Picks Freya Anderson - W 100m Freestyle, W 200m Freestyle (injured) Kieran Bird - M 400m Freestyle (OQT) Amelie Blocksidge - W 1500m Freestyle (OCT) Lauren Cox - W 100m Backstroke (NT at World Championships) Kara Hanlon - W 200m Breaststroke (OCT) James Wilby - M 100m Breaststroke (OQT) @Topicmaster1010

Gushue comes up light on his last to give up a steal and that’s all from me leads 6-2 after the 8th end, Canada with the hammer in 9.

Just coming into here for a second, she would be no match for Grimes either assuming Grimes is in 4:31-4:32 form. But bronze is doable for Colbert.

Gushue with a hit against three for the single. At the 5th end break leads 4-2, Sweden with hammer in 6.

Really tough draw to the button for Edin against two but he scores the single. leads 4-1 after the 4th end, Canada with hammer in 5.

Gushue tries the tap for two, but can’t push the Swedish rock back far enough and will only score a single. Great try though. leads 3-1 after the 3rd end, Sweden with hammer in 4.

Two misses by EJ Harden leaves Gushue with a difficult runback triple but only gets the one, which gives Edin a draw for three and he converts. leads 3-0 after the 2nd end, Canada with the hammer in 3.

v. on now This is going to be a good one

Draw 16 Results 11 - 10 8 - 10 10 - 2 6 - 5 South Korea register their first win of the tournament, after starting 0-9.

Draw 15 Results 3 - 5 6 - 4 10 - 4 7 - 4 and are the first two teams to qualify for the playoffs!

Ouch As a doubles fan this hurts, but I can’t say that you’re wrong. But I think that’s partially due to the lack of streaming coverage, maybe if it was on TV more people would watch it. About nobody caring, you do have a point in a sense, but that Instagram post has over 500 comments, most of them are showing support to the doubles players and expressing how ridiculous the rule changes were. I’d much rather they remove one of the non-sports (or all of them in exchange for other sports) from TV channels. So far I’ve encountered pickleball, chase tag, and pillow fighting, and each of them were so boring that I fell asleep within ten minutes