VICTORIA — It's Championship Sunday at the Co-op Invitational.
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Canada's Team Kerri Einarson and South Korea's Team Bo-bae Kang, skipped by Kyeong-ae Kim, are up first in the women's final (3 p.m. ET / Noon PT; CBC, CBC Gem, Sportsnet+, ESPN+, DAZN, Rock Channel).
The six-time Grand Slam champion Einarson will compete in her 18th final, while Kim will skip her first. Einarson is hoping her experience will give her the edge.
"I think we’ve just got to put some pressure on them," she said after defeating Team Eun-ji Gim 8-4 in Saturday's semifinals. "We've been here before. We've done this a few times, so yeah, just use our experience."
Team Kang advanced with a nervy 7-6 win over Switzerland's Team Xenia Schwaller in an extra end after giving up steals of one in the seventh and two in the eighth.
Norway's Team Magnus Ramsfjell will also play in a Grand Slam final for the first time, taking on Switzerland's Team Yannick Schwaller for the men's title (7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT; Sportsnet One, Sportsnet+, ESPN+, DAZN, Rock Channel).
"Surreal is the first word that comes to mind," said Bendik Ramsfjell, who throws second on his cousin's team. "It's crazy that we're like a new squad and we really found our footing coming here.
"I would say we played really well through the group stage. There's definitely a little bit of extra in the tank going into the final against Schwaller."
Schwaller, who won his first Grand Slam title at the Canadian Open last season, needed a shootout to solve Ramsfjell in the preliminary round, with fourth Benoît Schwarz-van Berkel covering the pinhole.
"If we do what we did today, I think that's good enough, but we have to replicate that," said Schwaller, who earned a 6-5 victory over Canada's Team Brad Jacobs in the semifinals. "Since we've entered the playoffs, it feels like we've got another gear in finally, and that's what we were looking for in the round robin.
"Now, every player is so comfortable out there. We have great flows, good strategy, good communication, and it's just more or less bringing that to the ice as well again tomorrow."
Ramsfjell reached the final with a 7-4 win over Switzerland's Team Marco Hösli.
Sunday's draw schedule: How to watch and follow along
Women's Final: 3 p.m. ET / Noon PT
| Team Einarson vs. Team Kang | CBC, CBC Gem Sportsnet+ ESPN+ | DAZN Rock Channel | Linescore |
Men's Final: 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT
| Team Ramsfjell vs. Team Schwaller | Sportsnet One, SN+ ESPN+ | DAZN Rock Channel | Linescore |
