Other sports World Mixed Curling Championships: Scotland get off to winning start in Aberdeen By Sophie Goodwin October 16 2022, 5:00 pm October 16 2022, 5:00 pm Share World Mixed Curling Championships: Scotland get off to winning start in Aberdeen Share via Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Messenger Linkedin Email Post link https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/sport/other/4921048/world-mixed-curling-championships-scotland-get-off-to-winning-start-in-aberdeen/ Copy Link Scotland have won their opening three games at the World Mixed Curling Championships. Scotland have got off to a winning start at the World Mixed Curling Championships which is being held at Curl Aberdeen. Team Scotland, which is represented by Cameron Bryce, Lisa Davie, Scott Hyslop, and Robyn Munro, have won their opening three games in Group C. Scotland beat Hungary 9-3 in their first group game on Saturday morning, clinching the opening win after the game was tied after three ends. The Scotland rink then faced Slovakia on Saturday afternoon, who they beat 8-2, after refusing to give up the lead since taking it in end one. Cameron Bryce and Lisa Davie are representing Scotland in the World Mixed Curling Championships in Aberdeen. In their final game of the weekend, Scotland beat Luxembourg 8-3 on Sunday afternoon. Next up for the Scots is a clash with England on Monday. Scotland’s other Group C opponents are Australia, Austria, Mexico and Switzerland.
