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VICTORIA, British Columbia (AP) - The United States lost for the first time at the world curling championship, falling to Finland 7-5 in the last round of matches on Monday night.
Earlier, the Americans, led by skip Pete Fenson, rallied to defeat host Canada 8-7, after trailing 5-2 and 6-3.
Canada led 7-5 entering the 10th and final end, but the Americans scored three points when Canada's last shooter, Dave Nedohin, sailed his rock through the scoring area — known as the house. Fenson did not need to take his final shot.
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