Curling Open, Brno

Monday evening's fourth session of men's round-robin play at the World Junior Curling Championships 2019 saw Norway fight back from being 3-7 down to score in each of the last four ends and secure a 9-7 win over China, while two other games went to an extra end. One of the extra-end games featured New Zealand, who beat Germany by 6-5 thanks to a single point steal in the extra end.

Switzerland beat Scotland by 10-7 while Russia had an 11-6 win over United States in Monday (18 February) afternoon's third women's round-robin session of the World Junior Championships in Liverpool, Canada. These two teams now share top spot on the table, both undefeated.

With their third straight win – by 10-4 over China – Scotland men moved into a clear lead on the rankings after Monday morning's third round-robin session of the World Junior Championships in Liverpool, Canada.

In Sunday evening's second session of women's round-robin play at the World Junior Championships in Liverpool, Canada, big scores in single ends were a strong feature. Switzerland led the way when they opened their 11-6 win over Norway with a score of four in the first end and followed that up with another four in the third end on the way to their win.

It took a double extra-end and a stolen point, but China men won by 9-8 against United States in Sunday afternoon's second session of round-robin play in the World Junior Championships 2019 to record their first win. Meanwhile New Zealand continued to blaze their historic trail with a 7-5 extra end win over Sweden.