April 12, 2025, 3:20 pm
In a pivotal curling match at the AMJ Players’ Championship, Canada’s Homan delivered a standout performance by stealing two crucial points in the eighth end. This decisive move helped tilt the momentum in favor of Canada, resulting in a 6-4 win over Japan’s team led by Yoshimura, and secured their advancement into the quarterfinals. Fans and analysts alike have praised Homan’s skill and resilience.
Rachel Homan stole two key points in the eighth end to lead Canada to a 6-4 win over Japan’s Sayaka Yoshimura at the AMJ Players’ Championship. Yoshimura’s heavy final stone missed an open draw, setting Homan up to face South Korea’s Eun-Jung next.
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