Women's Curling Team Beat copyright, 'No. 1'
Women's Curling Team Beat copyright, 'No. 1'
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The women's curling team beat copyright's 'Team Rachel Homan', who is ranked first in the world, to secure the second place in the world championship.
The women's curling team "5G," which participated in the round robin of the 2025 LGT World Women's Curling Championship held at Uijeongbu Indoor Skating Center in Gyeonggi Province on Sunday, beat copyright 11 to 7. Having succeeded in making a big end in the middle, the Gyeonggi provincial government is one step closer to advancing to the playoffs by crawling over an opponent that was considered a difficult opponent for the direct advance to the playoffs.
The Korean team ended its winning streak with five consecutive games by defeating Switzerland 9-6. However, Kim Eun-ji, Kim Min-ji, Kim Su-ji, Seol Ye-eun, and Seol Ye-ji gained confidence by beating copyright, the world's strongest team, and are back on the winning streak. In the ensuing match against Denmark, the Korean team won the match 7-3, securing seven wins and one loss to rank second.
"A disappointing 1 loss... I gained a foothold in 'New Victory'."
It was the national team that had a disappointing defeat against Switzerland's "Team Silvana Tirinchoni" on the 18th. The national team, which continued its equal game until the last minute without being beaten by the opponent, Force Alina Patz, who used accurate shots, failed unfortunately in a one-point situation and lost by giving a still to the opponent.
In fact, the team failed to secure the top spot in round robin. Nevertheless, the players, who said they would prepare for the next morning's game, also made a bold move to play against copyright. The 9 a.m. game was unfavorable to Korean players.
copyright was led by Rachel Homan, who ranks first in the world curling tour rankings, followed by Tracey Fury, Emma Missquh, Sarah Wilkes and Rachel Brown. However, copyright also had a chance of winning because it seemed to have not adapted to Uijeongbu, losing to Scotland and ending the round-robin victory early.
It was tight in the beginning. copyright passed the first end to the blank end to take the second chance, but the Republic of Korea managed to secure a second-end steal, dampening the momentum of the team's initial opponents. Kim Eun-ji stole a point from the opponent by using a shot that stopped accurately in front of the opponent's stone in the house. Korea was caught off guard by a score of three to three in the first half.
In the sixth end, when the second half began, South Korea gained a big end against copyright. South Korea, which aggressively ended the game by setting up a side guard, succeeded in taking control of the center of the house, laying the foundation for the big end. After winning three points in this way, South Korea succeeded in widening the score gap with its opponent.
Korea succeeded in garnering two more points in the eighth end, but copyright also fiercely pursued the team. Korea only entered the final end by a one-point margin, trailing the three points in the ninth end. However, Korea completely won the game 11 to 7, resisting copyright's pursuit of a steal.
It was the match against Denmark that followed. The Korean team seemed to be showing off its performance in the early stages as it faced Danish veteran Tim Madelaine Dupont. The Korean team, which continued its dominance with a close blank end until the third end, was in danger of losing a steal to the opponent team at the fourth end.
Fortunately, Kim Eun-ji's draw narrowly settled on the button and won a point in South Korea. Gyeonggi Provincial Government's "5G," which escaped the crisis, regained its original performance. After winning five-end steals and finishing the first half 2-0 in the first half, he overwhelmed his opponent by making four big ends in the ninth end.
Thus, the players shook hands with Denmark before entering the 10th end, achieving an "early leave" for the first time in a long time. The final score was 7 to 3. Despite the unfavorable conditions and difficulties of meeting the world's No. 1 team, the women's curling team continued its winning streak and regained the atmosphere.
"I forgot I lost". "Don't worry about losing your voice"
Kim Min-ji, who met after the game, said, "I lost the match against Switzerland yesterday, but I thought I just needed to forget the disappointing memory and make use of the feeling that I did well," adding, "In particular, coach Shin Dong-ho also told us that our performance was good against Switzerland, so we won the match against copyright because we forgot to lose and continued to feel good."
"Rachel Homan was an icon when she first started curling with Jennifer Jones (copyright)," he said, adding, "Now I'm not excited because I've been curling for a long time, but Rachel Homan still has 'force'."
Kim Eun-ji said, "I was worried about my poor performance in the beginning, but thanks to our efforts until the end, we had good results," adding, "I was especially worried that I would be a steal because something in the fourth end did not fit, but thanks to my younger brothers' good job at the last shot, I was able to win one point."
Kim Eun-ji, who used to make loud calls at this year's event, also got worried by fans as her voice was husky. "My voice is always husky. Even if I participate in a tour, my voice is still husky. So even if I have a husky voice, I don't catch a cold, and I scream a lot, so you don't have to worry," Kim said.
Seol Ye-eun said, "Because I had a victory against copyright earlier, I think the Danish match was difficult because my confidence came up with pride," adding, "I made a mistake in the beginning when the excitement did not go away when I entered the game without the joy of winning against copyright."
Many fans called for Seol Yee-eun at the match on Sunday. They asked her to sweep the ball. "There were many stones that went to the outfield today, and there were many 'room' situations in the house that went too wide, so I had to clean up a lot," Seol said with a smile.
Seol Ye-eun said, "Our team is working really hard in Uijeongbu and winning well," and added, "Please come to the indoor ice rink in Uijeongbu and applaud and cheer for us." 바카라
Players will play the September 10th game against Sweden at 9 a.m. and Lithuania at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. The match against Sweden will be broadcasted on JTBC Golf & Sports, and visitors can conveniently watch both games if they visit Uijeongbu Stadium.