Eve Muirhead

2022 - 2 - 17

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Who is Eve Muirhead? Meet the Team GB women's curling captain ... (iNews)

Now at her fourth Games, Eve Muirhead could finally win gold, the last accolade in a glittering career.

Against these same opponents Japan four years ago, she was faced with a relatively easy shot to win the bronze medal but missed it. “It’s always been a dream of mine. It is slightly baffling that Muirhead has only (so far) won one of them.

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Magical Eve Muirhead issues stirring Olympic rallying cry after ... (Scottish Daily Record)

It's two decades since 5.6 million viewers stayed up past midnight to watch Rhona Martin deliver her 'Stone of Destiny' to claim curling gold in Salt Lake ...

"We got a bit of luck but there was a lot of good play from us that forced them to make mistakes. "It was a moment that I wanted to forget but it’s been in my head since then. "The strength of the field here is incredible, I remember looking at the draw and you couldn't tick anyone off, it was scary. You just have to love curling, don’t you?" "I remember 20 years ago staying up to watch Rhona win that medal. They all showed the grit and resilience you need.

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Eve Muirhead makes it 'Third time lucky' after dramatic Olympic ... (The Courier)

Eve Muirhead makes it 'third time lucky' after dramatic Olympic curling semi-final triumph.

“I managed to make it easier and the team then did their job.” “We knew we had to focus going into the last end and make sure we got the win,” she said. Eve Muirhead made it “third time lucky” after steering the Team GB women’s curling team through a dramatic semi-final at the Winter Olympics.

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Winter Olympics 2022 women's curling final: Eve Muirhead urges ... (The Scotsman)

Eve Muirhead urged the nation to set their alarms as she booked her place in the Olympic curling final with a victory even her coach admitted defied the ...

"We got a bit of luck but there was a lot of good play from us that forced them to make mistakes. "It was a moment that I wanted to forget but it’s been in my head since then. "The strength of the field here is incredible, I remember looking at the draw and you couldn't tick anyone off, it was scary. You just have to love curling, don’t you?" "I remember 20 years ago staying up to watch Rhona win that medal. They all showed the grit and resilience you need.

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Eve Muirhead closing in on 'dream' of landing elusive Olympic gold (Chard & Ilminster News)

Eve Muirhead overcame almost impossible odds to steer her Great Britain women's curling team into the Olympic final in Beijing and fulfil an ambition that ...

We love the Japanese girls, they’re so much fun and to play them in the final is fantastic for the sport.” “It was a moment I wanted to forget but it’s been in my head since then. We showed we’ve got so much talent as a team, we’ve got so much drive and fight. “But we learned a lot from that, we stood up tall and we fought for our spot here. “I just told Eve to take one end at a time. “Of course there have been times when you doubt whether you’ll be back and get that chance to play for gold.

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Eve Muirhead inspires Team GB's women curlers into Winter ... (Evening Standard)

Team GB will have a shot at two curling gold medals at the Winter Olympics after a stunning win by Eve Muirhead's rink over Sweden in Beijing on Friday.

A steal at the fifth end brought parity in the match and capped off a stunning comeback, only for Sweden to get a two to force themselves ahead. I was so, so proud of these girls. I was desperate for it as these opportunities don’t come around very often.

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Eve Muirhead and Team GB's women curlers follow men into Winter ... (Edinburgh News)

They joined Edinburgh's Bruce Mouat and the men's team in guaranteeing a medal after overcoming a nightmare start at the National Aquatic Centre.

Hasselborg responded in kind to brilliantly take three and force an extra end. Britain held the 'hammer', or final stone, but Muirhead did not need it as Hasselborg's attempt with her final stone drifted wide and gifted the Britons the point they needed to seal a stunning win. Hasselborg pressed back in front with a two-point end in the sixth, but errors were becoming more prevalent in the Swedes' play and a missed double take-out attempt in the next gave Muirhead the chance to roll in for two to level at 7-7.

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