PHL curling bets go unscathed in Harbin Winter Asian Games

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PHL curling bets go unscathed in Harbin Winter Asian Games - Business Mirror

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THE Philippines is on a roll in the entertaining discipline of curling at the Ninth Asian Winter Games in Harbin after Filipino-Swiss Marc Pfister and Filipino-American Kathleen Dubberstein defeated Qatar, 11-3, on Wednesday to go unbeaten in three matches in the mixed doubles event.

The Philippines plays No.33 Kazakhstan at 6 p.m.on Thursday.

She expressed confidence on reaching the podium with the top three nations in each of the two brackets progressing to the next round.