
Quarterfinal linescores are here.



With a Russian stone in the twelve foot behind cover, Eve had to cut the eight with her final stone for the win, and this she did.
In other quarterfinals, Bingyu Wang's World Champions beat their Asian rivals, the Moe Meguro side from Japan, in a close game. Cissi Ostlund's Swedes beat the Americans. And in the last of the quarters, Angelina Jensen's Danish team took two in the eighth to tie the game, but in the extra Mirjam Ott made her last stone count to win.

Pics by Bob.