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Sault Ste. Marie’s Brad Jacobs will be a part of the playoff round at the 2013 Men’s World Curling Championships in Victoria, BC. Despite a pair of losses on Thursday, Jacobs advances to the 3vs.

Sault Ste. Marie’s Brad Jacobs will be a part of the playoff round at the 2013 Men’s World Curling Championships in Victoria, BC.

Despite a pair of losses on Thursday, Jacobs advances to the 3vs.4 Page playoff against Denamark’s Rasmus Stjrnke, scheduled for Saturday.

The Jacobs rink - with third Ryan Fry, second E.J. Harnden and lead Ryan Harnden - dropped to 7-3 after opening the day with a 5-3 loss to Denmark, leaving the Canadian entry in second heading into the final draw of the round robin.

Jacobs entered Thursday nights draw against Sweden's Niklas Edin needing a win to clinch a spot in the 1vs2 page playoff but instead dropped an 11-7 decision. With the win, the Edin rink moved into second place, ahead of the Canadians, where they will now face Scotland’s David Murdoch in the 1vs2 page playoff on Friday.

A Canadian win over Sweden would have forced a tiebreaker scenario that would have found five teams at 6-5.

Final Round Robin Standings

  1. Scotland (David Murdoch): 8-3
  2. Sweden (Niklas Edin): 7-4
  3. Denmark (Rasmus Stjerne): 7-4
  4. Canada (Brad Jacobs): 7-4
  5. China (Rui Liu): 6-5
  6. Norway (Thomas Ulsrud): 6-5
  7. Switzerland (Sven Michel): 6-5
  8. Czech Republic (Jiri Snitil): 6-5
  9. United States (Bradty Clark): 5-6
  10. Russia (Andrey Drozdov): 3-8
  11. Japan (Yasuke Mrozumi): 3-8
  12. Finland (Aku Kauste): 2-9

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A graduate of Loyalist College’s Sports Journalism program, Brad Coccimiglio’s work has appeared in The Hockey News as well as online at FoxSports.com in addition to regular freelance work with SooToday before joining the team full time.
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