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Kelley Law’s Canada win the women’s world curling final
Canada defeated Switzerland 7–6 in the women’s world curling final in Glasgow. The women’s championship shared the 1–9 April dates and Braehead Arena venue with the men’s event, but had its own draw, standings and champion.
2000-04-01–2000-04-09 · Glasgow, Scotland
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The story
Canada defeated Switzerland 7–6 in the women’s world curling final in Glasgow. The women’s championship shared the 1–9 April dates and Braehead Arena venue with the men’s event, but had its own draw, standings and champion.
How it unfolded
Kelley Law’s team finished with a 9–2 record. World Curling lists Julie Skinner, Georgina Wheatcroft, Diane Nelson and Cheryl Noble alongside Law, representing Richmond Curling Club in Vancouver, British Columbia.
The wider picture
Switzerland’s roster included Luzia Ebnöther, Nicole Strausak, Tanya Frei, Nadia Raspe and Laurence Bidaud. After Switzerland scored two in the ninth end, Canada’s single point in the tenth decided the final. The official score sheet makes clear how the narrow margin developed.
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