It was a rough start for the Canadian team skipped by Brad Gushue, but the home side bounced back to beat Italy in the evening.
Up 5-4 after six ends, Canada took advantage of a deep final throw by Italian skip Joel Retornaz in the seventh end to score three and take an 8-4 lead. Italy scored two in the eighth, but after Canada replied with another pair in the ninth, Italy conceded the victory. Canada returns to action for two more games Sunday, facing New Zealand in the 2 p.m. draw and Norway in a 7 p.m. start.: Canada never found its footing against the Swiss, conceding two in the first end.
It’s a full-team effort for Switzerland’s Yannick Schwarz, Benoit Schwarz, Pablo Lachat and Sven Michel to get this stone into the rings in the afternoon match against Canada.: Turkiye made its debut at the world championships Saturday, but not without controversy. While all 13 teams were supposed to be introduced for the opening ceremonies early Saturday afternoon, the Turks, led by skip Ugurcan Karagoz, were nowhere to be seen.
“The email said were on the second day,” third Muhammet Haydar Demirel said, through a team spokesperson. “We are sad that we missed it.”featuring Russ Howard, Glenn Howard, Wayne Middaugh and Peter Corner, were honoured.: In contrast to Canada’s bumpy start, Sweden, led by four-time defending world champion Niklas Edin, was rolling early.Article content
“We felt really comfortable, especially when we got the hammer ,” Edin said. “And, with the ice as good as it was, we kind of knew that, if we played at the level we do, then it’s a matter of time.”
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