24-11-2015, 02:11
The Scottish Men's team continued their losing sequence, both to Switzerland by 2-9 and Netherlands by 2-8, leaving them in last place with only one win out of five games.
It's of no consolation, but the other British men's teams are just as bad. England lost to Latvia by 6-7 and Wales lost to Belgium by 7-9, resulting in both countries having won only one game.
Let's move swiftly across to the Women's Championships for some better news.
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A DIVISION - SCOTLAND - Eve Muirhead (Skip), Anna Sloan (Third), Vicki Adams (Second), Sarah Reid (Lead) and alternate Rachel Hannen.
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B DIVISION - ENGLAND - Anna Fowler (Skip), Hetty Garnier (Third), Angharad Ward (Second), Lauren Pearce (Lead) and alternate Naomi Robinson.
The tried and trusted Eve Muirhead team representing Scotland started off slowly, losing to Denmark by 2-7, then had a complete change of fortune by beating Sweden 11-3 and Finland 8-1. They narrowly lost to Russia by 7-6 and recovered again to beat Hungary 9-3. They currently lie in 3rd equal position with Finland and Switzerland, behind Denmark and Russia.
England's women have also had 3 wins, but have played 6 games. They were awarded a win against Italy in the first game, lost to Czech Republic 6-8, and then to Turkey by 9-10. They defeated Slovakia 9-2, lost to Latvia 6-10 and lastly beat Netherlands 9-2. England are in 5th place, behind Czech Republic, Italy, Latvia and Turkey, and still with plenty to play for.
It's of no consolation, but the other British men's teams are just as bad. England lost to Latvia by 6-7 and Wales lost to Belgium by 7-9, resulting in both countries having won only one game.
Let's move swiftly across to the Women's Championships for some better news.
A DIVISION - SCOTLAND - Eve Muirhead (Skip), Anna Sloan (Third), Vicki Adams (Second), Sarah Reid (Lead) and alternate Rachel Hannen.
B DIVISION - ENGLAND - Anna Fowler (Skip), Hetty Garnier (Third), Angharad Ward (Second), Lauren Pearce (Lead) and alternate Naomi Robinson.
The tried and trusted Eve Muirhead team representing Scotland started off slowly, losing to Denmark by 2-7, then had a complete change of fortune by beating Sweden 11-3 and Finland 8-1. They narrowly lost to Russia by 7-6 and recovered again to beat Hungary 9-3. They currently lie in 3rd equal position with Finland and Switzerland, behind Denmark and Russia.
England's women have also had 3 wins, but have played 6 games. They were awarded a win against Italy in the first game, lost to Czech Republic 6-8, and then to Turkey by 9-10. They defeated Slovakia 9-2, lost to Latvia 6-10 and lastly beat Netherlands 9-2. England are in 5th place, behind Czech Republic, Italy, Latvia and Turkey, and still with plenty to play for.
Cabbage is still good for you