Great Britain scored in each of the final three ends for a runaway victory over Denmark on Monday.

Rebecca Morrison's team led 3-2 at the halfway point, and added two more in the sixth. On Morrison's first throw of the end, she came up with a double-takeout to leave her team sitting two alone in the house. Madeleine Dupont's subsequent throw went too far through the house, setting up an easy draw for two for Morrison on the hammer.

A steal of one more in each of the seventh and eighth ends gave Great Britain their final five-point lead and forced Denmark to concede the final two ends.

Great Britain (2-3) will be back at 1:05 p.m. ET to take on Switzerland.

Denmark (3-3) will take the afternoon off and return on Tuesday to face the United States at 8:05 a.m. ET.

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The Canadians snapped a three-game losing streak with a decisive victory over winless China on Monday.

After failing to score in the first three ends, Canada made up for it in the fourth. Rachel Homan came up with a big double-takeout on her hammer throw to give her team four.

Homan's team added three in the sixth, two in the eighth, and finished with a steal of one in the ninth for the big win.

Both teams will be back on the ice later to play in the 1:05 p.m. ET session. Canada (2-3) will take on Japan and China (2-3) will face South Korea.

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As they've done all tournament, Sweden's women once again put together a win on Monday morning.

Anna Hasselborg's team only scored more than a single point in one end when they scored two in the fourth. But, after going into the half tied 3-3, Sweden also kept Switzerland off the board from the sixth through eighth ends in a defensive victory.

Hasselborg finished with 11 takeouts, one of three Swedish players in double figures. Sara McManus led the way with 14 and Agnes Knochenhauer had 12.

Sweden (6-0) will take the rest of Monday off and will next face Norway on Tuesday at 8:05 a.m. ET.

Switzerland (3-2) will play Great Britain later in the day at 1:05 p.m. ET.

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