Canadians to play for gold in both men’s and women’s final at world juniors
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LIVERPOOL, N.S. – Canada’s Tyler Tardi is one win away from repeating as junior world curling champion.
Tardi and his B.C. rink downed Norway 7-5 on Friday in the semifinals at the world junior curling championship.
He will face Switzerland looking to win the tournament for the second year in a row.
Meanwhile, Selena Sturmay’s Edmonton-based rink will also go for gold after downing Switzerland 8-2 in the women’s semifinals.
Sturmay will play Russia for gold.
Both finals go Saturday.
