The delightfully named Swift Current, Canada provided the venue for Japan's first ever appearance in the final of the World Women's Curling Championship.
The delightfully named Swift Current, Canada provided the venue for Japan’s first ever appearance in the final of the World Women’s Curling Championship.
Swift Current To Host Western Canada Summer Games http://t.co/fYHbHCUSS3#Saskatoon#YXEpic.twitter.com/hnBCBwCk5Z
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The Japanese, led by Satsuki Fujisawa, took on the 2014 champions Switzerland.Swiss claim third straight world women's gold medal – Canadian Curling Association (press… https://t.co/a0o1b2ne7Xpic.twitter.com/uCpsXsLxPQ
— SwissNet, Inc. (@SwissNetInc) March 28, 2016
Japan claims curling silver: Japan came up short in the final but took two-time defending… https://t.co/59VF3DFeghpic.twitter.com/WBkLNm37NE
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At 6-5 Japan were looking good until Binia Feltscher took control of the stone and led the Swiss to a 9-6 win.
2016 World Women's Curling Championship tale of the tape: Switzerland vs Japan – Yahoo… https://t.co/NlGrUBPhLlpic.twitter.com/gRCUzXfxKg
— SwissNet, Inc. (@SwissNetInc) March 27, 2016
