Lenentine improves to 2-0; MacFadyen drops second straight (Journal)

At Canadian junior curling championships

SHAWINIGAN, Que. – The Lauren Lenentine rink is off to a strong start at the 2018 New Holland Canadian junior curling championships.

Lauren Lenentine follows a shot during the recent P.E.I. junior curling championships in O’Leary. – Eric McCarthy

Lenentine, third stone Kristie Rogers, second stone Breanne Burgoyne and Rachel O’Connor defeated Nunavut’s Sadie Pinksen 12-3 in Sunday morning’s draw to improve to 2-0 (won-lost).
The P.E.I. representative is back on the ice against British Columbia’s Taylor Reese-Hansen on Sunday afternoon.

On Saturday, Lenentine opened with a 13-6 victory over Northern Ontario’s Hailey Beaudry. The turning point came in the fourth end, when Lenentine scored five to open up a 6-1 lead.

Men
In men’s play, the Alex MacFadyen team from the Silver Fox in Summerside is 0-2 after falling 8-4 to Northern Ontario’s Tanner Horgan on Sunday morning. 
MacFadyen dropped his opening game on Saturday 9-3 to Ontario’s Matthew Hall.

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