VANCOUVER – The unprecedented continued at the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic curling venue as Denmark’s men, skipped by Rasmus Stjerne (far left in photo) overturned a previous playoff thrashing from Canada to deliver a smackdown of their own to the hosts in the gold medal match.
This gives Denmark its first world title in men’s play – ever. And that includes adult men’s competition, too.
The WCF writeup also tells the story of Stjerne’s victory drawing... no, not the one on the ice, but the one with pen and paper. Check it out.
Here are the history makers. WCF photo by Andrew Klaver.
Lyndon Little has the view from Canada here, and they’re already celebrating the women’s gold in Scotland ...
This gives Denmark its first world title in men’s play – ever. And that includes adult men’s competition, too.
The WCF writeup also tells the story of Stjerne’s victory drawing... no, not the one on the ice, but the one with pen and paper. Check it out.
Here are the history makers. WCF photo by Andrew Klaver.
Lyndon Little has the view from Canada here, and they’re already celebrating the women’s gold in Scotland ...
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