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Canada's Cheryl Bernard will settle for silver in women's curling at the Vancouver Olympics.

Curling · Winter Games

Sweden’s Norberg sweeps her way to second straight curling gold

Posted 26 February 2010 by Chris G. Ballard

Sweden’s Anette Norberg has cemented her place in curling history. Norberg clinched her second straight Olympic gold medal, defending her title against Canada’s Cheryl Bernard 7-6 in extra ends at the Vancouver Olympic Centre on Friday afternoon. Team Sweden, consisting of skip Norberg, third Eva Lund, second Cathrine Lindahl lead Anna Le Moine and alternate Kasja Bergstroem, [...] Continue Reading

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Curling · Hockey · Winter Games

Day 15 preview: Canada/Slovakia semi, Bernard in curling final

Posted 25 February 2010 by John Matheson

Men’s hockey will be the focus for Canadians on Friday when Team Canada plays Slovakia in semifinal action. Canada will be looking to hold on to the momentum gained from a dominating 7-3 win over the Russians and Alexander Ovechkin.  Slovakia upset Sweden in the last quarterfinal Wednesday, and netminder Jaroslav Halak will be the key [...] Continue Reading

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Curling · Winter Games

Sweden steamrolls China in women’s curling semifinal

Posted 25 February 2010 by Rod Perry

 Sweden skip Anette Norberg forced team China skip Wang Bingyu to concede after the ninth end, defeating the Chinese 9-4 in semifinal action of women’s curling on Thursday at the Vancouver Olympic Centre. The rematch of the 2009 World Championship was really no contest for the defending gold medallists from Turin 2006, who are now assured [...] Continue Reading

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Canada skip Cheryl Bernard concluded round robin play with a 8-1 record after defeating Russia 7-3 Tuesday night.

Curling · Winter Games

Bernard, Canada beat Russia in final round robin match

Posted 24 February 2010 by John Matheson

Canada finished off the women’s curling round robin in style, defeating Russia 7-3 to move their record to 8-1. Team Canada skip Cheryl Bernard is playing exceptionally well heading into the semi-finals, shooting 93 per cent in the win. Continue Reading

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Cheryl Bernard clinched first place after defeating Great Britain 6-5 in 11 ends.

Curling · Winter Games

Canada’s Bernard defeats Great Britain in extra end

Posted 23 February 2010 by John Matheson

Canadian skip Cheryl Bernard clinched first place in the women’s curling round robin Tuesday, pulling out another dramatic win. Team Canada needed an extra end to defeat Great Britain and skip Eve Muirhead 6-5, despite stealing points in three straight ends following the fifth end break. Continue Reading

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Patrick Marleau and Team Canada will face Germany on Tuesday at 4:30 PM PST.

Alpine · Curling · Figure Skating · Freestyle · Hockey · Nordic · Sliding · Speed Skating · Winter Games

Day 12 preview: Canada set to play Germany in men’s hockey

Posted 23 February 2010 by Steve Loung

The Canadian men’s Olympic hockey team will play Germany on Tuesday for a chance to match up against the Russians in the quarter-finals. Continue Reading

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Team Canada defeated the Americans 9-2 taking them to 5-0.

Curling · Winter Games

Canada crushes Americans in women’s curling

Posted 21 February 2010 by Melissa Boufounos

It took just seven ends for Canada to defeat the Americans 9-2 in the women’s curling tournament on Sunday. Canada took an early lead, scoring six points in the first four ends. Cheryl Bernard remains the only undefeated skip in the tournament as Canada improved to 5-0 in round-robin action. The Americans fall to 2-6 while Canada [...] Continue Reading

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Curling · Winter Games

China bounces back and hands the Swiss their third loss

Posted 18 February 2010 by Katelyn Peer

Reigning world champion Bingyu Wang and her rink from China responded positively after losing their first game to Great Britain earlier Wednesday, and redeemed themselves by defeating Switzerland 8-6 in the third session of the curling round robin in Vancouver. “It’s all good,” China’s Canadian coach Dan Rafael told NBC. “We didn’t expect to go undefeated [...] Continue Reading

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Marianne St-Gelais won the silver medal in the women’s 500m short track final.

Winter Games

St-Gelais highlights day 6 on the Canadian trail

Posted 17 February 2010 by Dan Toman

Marianne St-Gelais celebrated her 20th birthday by capturing the silver medal in the women’s 500m short track speed-skating final. The Roberval, Que. native gave Canada its sixth Olympic medal of the Vancouver Winter Games, capping off a busy day 6. Continue Reading

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Cheryl Bernard scored two in the 10th end to give Canada a 7-6 win over Japan.

Curling · Winter Games

Bernard, Canada win second straight in final end

Posted 17 February 2010 by John Matheson

  Skip Cheryl Bernard scored two points in the final end giving Canada a 7-6 victory over Japan in a mistake-filled second game of the women’s Olympic curling round-robin. Canada is now 2-0 after the win, while Japan, led by skip Moe Meguro, fell to 1-1. In the eighth end, leading 5-4, Meguro made a critical error with [...] Continue Reading

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