Day three 2019 Meridian Canadian Open preview
Following a much anticipated second day of action at the Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling: Meridian Canadian Open, another jam packed day at the Civic Centre lies ahead.
Off at 8 a.m. is the hometown rink of Robyn Silvernagle. The North Battleford rink won a tight game, which wasn’t indicated by the score whatsoever Wednesday in their opening draw of the tournament.
After a back and forth start, the rink took advantage of Tracy Fleury and her rink’s slight mistakes, scoring a triple in the seventh end. It put a stranglehold on the game, which was conceded by Fleury with just one rock to throw.
The team will be up against American Nina Roth, who defeated Kerri Einarson earlier on in the day to set the matchup.