By Jeff D'Andrea

Nova Scotia lights up scoreboard in final pool play day of Canadian curling jrs

Jan 22, 2019 | 9:58 PM

After Day 4 of the 2019 New Holland Canadian Junior Men’s and Women’s Curling Championships in Prince Albert, nobody has scored more points in a single-game Nova Scotia’s Kaitlyn Jones.

Jones and her defending world championship winning team from Nova Scotia of Lauren Lenentine, Karlee Burgess and Lindsey Burgess beat the Nunavut 20-3 on Tuesday night at the Art Hauser Centre. That’s the most points scored in a game so far, in both the women’s and men’s sides.

It was a big win for Nova Scotia, as they were coming off of two recent losses, falling 10-4 to Alberta on Wednesday afternoon, and 8-7 to British Columbia on Tuesday afternoon. They finish up their group stage play with a 4-2 record, good for third place in Pool A behind 6-0 Alberta and 5-1 British Columbia teams.

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On the other side, Sara England and Team Saskatchewan are also in third place with a 4-2 record in Pool B. They beat New Brunswick 8-5 in the Tuesday afternoon to have a plus .500 record heading into the playoffs.

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Rylan Kleiter and the Team Saskatchewan men are 5-1. They won their lone game Wednesday night, a 10-2 decision over the Yukon.

Just one tiebreaker

With as close as the standings are, there will be only one tiebreaker game. The Alberta men’s team skipped by Desmond Young will battle against Samuel Steep and Team Ontario at 9 a.m. to decide who will move on to the Championship Pool and who will go to the Seeding Pool.

Women’s scores and standings after Day 4

Day 4 Scores

British Columbia 7 Northern Ontario 4

Manitoba 9 Prince Edward Island 3

Newfoundland and Labrador 12 Northwest Territories 5

Alberta 10 Nova Scotia 4

Host 15 Nunavut 0

Quebec 5 Newfoundland and Labrador 3

Saskatchewan 8 New Brunswick 5

Nova Scotia 20 Nunavut 3

New Brunswick 6 Manitoba 5

Northern Ontario 6 Ontario 3

Pool A Standings

Alberta 6-0

British Columbia 5-1

Nova Scotia 4-2

Northern Ontario 3-3

Ontario 2-4

Host 1-5

Nunavut 0-6

Pool B Standings

Manitoba 5-1

Quebec 5-1

Saskatchewan 4-2

New Brunswick 4-2

Newfoundland and Labrador 2-4

Prince Edward Island 1-5

Northwest Territories 0-6

Men’s scores and standings after Day 4

Day 4 Scores

Alberta 11 Nunavut 5

British Columbia 12 Ontario 2

Quebec 7 New Brunswick 4

Northern Ontario 16 Northwest Territories 3

Nova Scotia 7 Manitoba 4

Newfoundland and Labrador 12 Nunavut 3

Northern Ontario 7 Manitoba 4

British Columbia 9 Alberta 6

New Brunswick 9 Prince Edward Island 7

Saskatchewan 10 Yukon 2

Quebec 9 Nova Scotia 3

Pool A Standings

British Columbia 6-0

Saskatchewan 5-1

Newfoundland and Labrador 3-3

Ontario 3-3

Alberta 3-3

Yukon 1-5

Nunavut 0-6

Pool B Standings

Quebec 4-2

Northern Ontario 4-2

Nova Scotia 4-2

New Brunswick 3-3

Prince Edward Island 2-4

Northwest Territories 0-6

Jeff.dandrea@jpbg.ca

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