Scheidegger's rink from Lethbridge, Alta., opened the women's national curling championship Saturday with a final-end 6-5 win over Ontario's Hollie Duncan. "The excitement is great but we're really good at coming back down and playing that level headedness that we kind of know and stick to. "I actually felt pretty good," said Scheidegger of her last shot. "I thought we played pretty good for our first game out there today," the Nanaimo native said. Team Canada skip Michelle Englot throws a stone during her rinks' 6-2 win over British Columbia at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts on Saturday.

Source: CBC News January 28, 2018 01:30 UTC