After the completion of Friday's third day of competition in the men's and women's curling competitions, here's a look at the standings for both.

With an upset win over Canada on Friday, the U.S. women’s curling team has jumped into a tie for third in the overall standings through three sessions of play in Cortina.

Sitting 2-1, the U.S. is one of just four teams currently above .500 overall.

The leader in the standings is Sweden, one of just two unbeaten teams remaining. Sweden (3-0), bronze medalists in 2022, is just barely above Switzerland (2-0), by virtue of having played one more game.

The U.S. is tied for third with South Korea, the team they defeated in Game 1 of play on Thursday.

Canada, the two-time defending world champions, and China are both 1-1 and tied for fifth.

Denmark, at 1-2, is alone in seventh.

The three winless teams tied for eighth are defending gold medalists Great Britain, Italy, and Japan, the defending silver medalists.

There are still seven sessions of round-robin play remaining. Each team will face every other team in the field one time, and the top four teams at the end will move on to the semifinals, which will be played one week from today on Friday, Feb. 20.

1 – Sweden (3-0)

2 – Switzerland (2-0)

3 – South Korea (2-1)

3 – United States (2-1)

5 – Canada (1-1)

5 – China (1-1)

7 – Denmark (1-2)

8 – Great Britain (0-2)

8 – Italy (0-2)

8 - Japan (0-2)

The defending world champs and the winningest Olympic team of all time are sitting at the top of the men's curling standings through three sessions of play on Friday.

Canada and Switzerland are both 3-0 in Cortina, and also happen to be the only remaining unbeaten teams.

Beyond the two at the top, there's a logjam of four teams all tied for third at 2-1 each: Great Britain, Germany, Italy, and Norway.

The remaining four teams are all under .500. The United States is seventh at 1-2, and the three winless teams - China, Czechia, and Sweden - are all tied for eighth at 0-3.

There are eight sessions of round-robin play remaining. Just like in the women's tournament, each team will face every other team in the field one time, and the top four teams at the end will move on to the semifinals, which will be played on Thursday, February 20.

1 - Canada (3-0)

1 - Switzerland (3-0)

3 - Great Britain (2-1)

3 - Germany (2-1)

3 - Italy (2-1)

3- Norway (2-1)

7 - United States (1-2)

8 - China (0-3)

8 - Czechia (0-3)

8 - Sweden (0-3)

Three sessions of curling will be played on Saturday, with 11 total matches on the ice.

The day will begin at 3:05 a.m. ET with three women’s games:

• Great Britain vs. Canada
• Italy vs. China
• Switzerland vs. Japan

The second session at 8:05 a.m. ET with feature four men’s games:

• Czechia vs. Great Britain
• Germany vs. United States
• Sweden vs. China
• Switzerland vs. Canada

The day will conclude with four more women’s games kicking off at 1:05 p.m. ET:

• Canada vs. Switzerland
• Italy vs. Sweden
• Japan vs. United States
• South Korea vs. Denmark