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Team Canada's, from left, Jeanna Schraeder, skip Kelly Scott, Sasha Carter and Renee Simons celebrate after defeating Denmark to win their first world curling title.
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2007 Women's World Curling Championship

Kelly Scott skips Canada to world title in Aomori, Japan

Last Updated March 25, 2007

Canada's Kelly Scott rebounded from disappointment at the 2006 worlds to win the 2007 title in Japan, losing just once in 13 games.

Scott and her rink beat Denmark 8-4 in Sunday's final.

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RECENT RESULTS

March 23, 2007
Playoffs
  • 3/4 playoff - Scotland def. United States, 11-5
March 24, 2007
Playoffs
  • 1/2 playoff - Canada def.. Denmark, 11-3
  • Semifinal game - Denmark def. Scotland, 9-6
March 25, 2007
Playoffs
  • Gold medal game - Canada def. Denmark, 8-4

Complete schedule

Tournament standings ( through 16 draws )
Team Wins Losses
y-Canada (Scott) 10 1
x-Denmark (Jensen) 8 3
x-Scotland (Wood) 8 3
x-United States (McCormick) 7 4
Switzerland (Tirinzoni) 6 5
Sweden (Norberg) 6 5
China (Wang) 5 6
Germany (Schopp) 4 7
Japan (Meguro) 4 7
Russia (Privivkova) 4 7
Czech Republic (Synackova) 2 9
Italy (Gaspari) 2 9

    
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