At 9:05 on February 16th, Beijing time, the 10th round of the women’s curling round-robin competition at the Winter Olympics began, in which Canada played against the United States and Switzerland played against South Korea. After a wonderful contest, Canada finally defeated the United States 7-6, and Switzerland defeated South Korea 8-4.
Canada’s first base Don McEwan, second base Jocelyn Peterman, third base Caitlin Routh, fourth base Jennifer Jones, and backup Lisa Weigel; the United States‘ first base Tara · Peterson, second base Rebecca Hamilton, third base Nina Roth, fourth base Tabitha Peterson, backup Erin Jevin.
In the first inning, Canada held a red pot to start the game, Canadian fourth base Jennifer Jones hit a three-fly, and American fourth base Tabitha Peterson cleared the pot to help the U.S. team get 1 point, 1- 0 ahead of Canada. In the second game, Tabitha Peterson threw out a red pot from her opponent, and Jennifer Jones entered the camp in the last pot to help Canada get 2 points and lead the United States 2-1. In the third game, Jennifer Jones threw the last pot to the center of the circle, and Tabitha Peterson made a mistake in the last pot pass. Canada stole 2 points and led the United States 4-1. In the fourth game, Jennifer Jones smashed the opponent’s yellow pot with the last pot, and Tabitha Peterson threw the last to the center of the circle. The United States scored 1 point and fell behind Canada 2-4. In the fifth game, Tabitha Peterson spun into the center of the circle with her last throw, and Jennifer Jones made a mistake with a pass and entered the camp. The United States stole 1 point and fell behind Canada 3-4. In the sixth game, Tabitha Peterson made her last shot with a strong hit to achieve double flight. Jennifer Jones also double-flyed her last pot to clear the opponent’s two yellow pots. Canada scored 1 point in the back and led the United States 5-3. . In the seventh game, Jennifer Jones vigorously cleaned up her opponent’s yellow pot in the last pot. Tabitha Peterson’s last shot was unsuccessful in her attempt to double-fly. Canada stole 1 point first and led the United States 6-3. In the eighth inning, Jennifer Jones entered the camp with the last pot, and Tabitha Peterson entered the camp with the last pot pass. The United States scored 2 points and fell behind Canada 5-6. In the ninth inning, Tabitha Peterson entered the camp with the last pot to occupy the center of the circle. Jennifer Jones made a pass and made a mistake. The United States stole 1 point first, and the two sides tied at 6. In the tenth game, Tabitha Peterson entered the camp to form a 2-point containment. Jennifer Jones stably threw the pot to the center of the circle, and Canada scored another 1 point. In the end, Canada defeated the United States 7-6.
The Swiss lineup consists of first base Melanie Babezat, second base Esther Neuenschwand, third base Silvana Tirinzoni, fourth base Alina Petz, and substitute Carole. Howard; South Korea’s lineup is first base Kim Sun Young, second base Kim Chao Hee, third base Kim Kyong Ae, fourth base Kim Eun Jung, and substitute Kim Young Mi.
In the first game, Switzerland played the backhand with a red pot, South Korea’s fourth base Kim Eun-jung cleared the opponent’s red pot, and Swiss fourth base Alina Petz emptied the base camp. The two sides did not score in this game, and Switzerland continued to have the backhand advantage. In the second inning, fourth base Kim Eun-jung hit the last pot to achieve double flight. Fourth base Alina Petz’s last shot was ineffective. South Korea stole 1 point and led Switzerland 1-0. In the third game, Jin Enzhen made a mistake in the last shot. Alina Petz did not reach the position in the last pot. Switzerland scored 1 point and the two sides were tied. In the fourth game, Alina Petz put the last pot into the camp to form a 2-point containment, Kim Eun-jung struck to form a double flight, South Korea scored 1 point and led Switzerland 2-1. In the fifth game, Jin Enzhen held the last pot for protection, Alina Petz bypassed the pot to clear the opponent’s trance, Switzerland scored 3 points and led South Korea 4-2. In the sixth game, Alina Petz made a pass and entered the camp, and Jin Eunzhen also made a pass and entered the camp in the last shot. South Korea scored 1 point with the advantage of the backhand and fell behind Switzerland 3-4. In the seventh game, Kim Eun-jung made his last shot to occupy the middle for protection, and Alina Petz made a mistake in entering the camp, giving South Korea 1 point, and the two sides tied 4. In the eighth game, Jin Enzhen made the last shot to clear the opponent’s red pot. Alina Petz chose to clear the base camp. There was no score in this game, and Switzerland continued to have the advantage. In the ninth inning, Kim Eun-jung made the last throw into the camp to occupy the center of the circle. Alina Petz hit hard to help Switzerland score 2 points, and Switzerland led South Korea 6-4. In the tenth game, Alina Petz passed the attack and entered the camp to form a 4-point containment. Jin Eunzhen’s last shot made a strong choice for double-flying.
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