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U.S. women's curling team stunned Canada 9-8 in a historic Olympic upset, their first win over Canada since 1998.
The U.S. women's curling team achieved a historic upset by defeating Canada 9-8 in a tense round-robin match at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Cortina d'Ampezzo, marking the first time the American team has beaten Canada in Olympic women's curling since 1998.
The victory, secured by a crucial shot from skip Tabitha Peterson, came after Canada made key errors, including missed shots by top-ranked skip Rachel Homan.
The U.S. team, composed of athletes balancing careers and motherhood—Tara Peterson is a dentist, Tabitha a pharmacist, and Cory Thiesse a lab technician—celebrated the milestone, unaware of its significance until after the game.
The win improved their record to 2-1 in round-robin play, keeping them in contention for a medal.
El equipo femenino de curling de EE.UU. sorprendió a Canadá 9-8 en una histórica derrota olímpica, su primera victoria sobre Canadá desde 1998.