Grand Slam of Curling Masters continues; U-21 Jr. event begins Thursday

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The Daniel Casper American team won 9-3 over the Edmonton-based Evan Van Amsterdam rink.

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A close 6-5 contest went to Scotland’s Grant Hardie over Italy’s Stefano Spiller.

Scotland’s Kyle Waddell defeated Edmonton’s Peter Hlushak 6-4.

In early-morning women’s action on Wednesday, Japan’s Satsuki Kitazawa had a 6-2 win over Manitoba’s Kerri Einarson, Switzerland’s Xenia Schwaller defeated Japan’s Mina Kobayashi 6-4, and Sweden’s Isabella Wrana won 8-4 over Ontario’s Grace Lloyd.

South Korea’s Eun-Ji Gim defeated Edmonton’s Selena Sturmay 10-6 in the 11 a.m. draw.

In the early afternoon, Rachel Homan’s Ottawa-based team defeated Japan’s Satsuki Fujisawa 7-5, Sweden’s Anna Hasselborg beat South Korea’s You-Been Park 9-7, and Japan’s Miku Nihira had a close 5-4 win over B.C.’s Taylor Reese-Hansen.

Games continued on Thursday with four draws.

The U-21 Jr. Grand Slam of Curling starts at the Medicine Hat Curling Centre with the men at 2 p.m. and the women at 6 p.m.

Medicine Hat’s Team Sherwick is competing in the men’s draw.

Both events wrap up Sunday with the finals.