The Calgary skip scored four in the fifth end en route to an 8-5 win over Germany’s Daniela Jentsch on Sunday. Canada opened the competition with a 7-6 loss to Korea on Saturday night. “It was huge to go out there and get some confidence,” said vice-skip Sarah Wilkes. “It’s a huge relief. But the Canadians dominated the fifth with eight perfectly executed shots, the last being Carey’s wide-open hit for four after Jentsch’s last-rock freeze attempt bounced into the open.

Source: thestar March 17, 2019 18:33 UTC