VERNON, B.C. - Canada's Jennifer Jones completed a Wednesday sweep at the Ford world women's curling championship with an 8-6 win over Gail Munro of Scotland.

Jones opened the day with a 7-4 extra-end victory over Japan's Moe Meguro.

The two-win performance improved Canada's record to 8-1, clinching at least a berth in Friday's tie-breaker.

Jones outcurled Munro for most of the match, but Scotland still had a chance to win after tying the game with a single in the ninth.

Facing two Canadian stones, Munro's comearound attempt with her final shot of the 10th was unsuccessful, and Canada escaped with its third straight win.

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