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"Coming off an exciting win, I think it’s easy to have a lull with an event shortly after," said Dunstone, who downed Team Mike McEwen 7-2 in the Lloydminster final. "We battled through and snuck away with one tonight, so it obviously feels great.
"It kind of feels more like we’re back in the event again with the quick turnaround, so it feels good. It’s tough playing in these events when you don’t start off with a win. You put your back against the wall pretty early on, so hopefully we can keep going tomorrow."
Dunstone settled for a single to start but was able to build a 2-0 advantage as Retornaz's runback double attempt was only able to nudge the second counter to give up a steal.
The double-defending champion Retornaz bounced back in the third end with a raise takeout to count a tying two points.
After Dunstone was forced to one in the fourth, Retornaz pulled ahead with a deuce in the fifth to lead 4-3.
The 2019 Masters champion Dunstone drew for two right back in six to reclaim the lead and Retornaz was limited to an equalizing single in seven.
That handed the hammer for the final frame to Dunstone, who just had to make an open draw anywhere into the eight-foot circle for the winning point. With 17 seconds left of thinking time, Dunstone eased his shooter into the house and landed on the button to boot.sfghgfh
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"Coming off an exciting win, I think it’s easy to have a lull with an event shortly after," said Dunstone, who downed Team Mike McEwen 7-2 in the Lloydminster final. "We battled through and snuck away with one tonight, so it obviously feels great.
"It kind of feels more like we’re back in the event again with the quick turnaround, so it feels good. It’s tough playing in these events when you don’t start off with a win. You put your back against the wall pretty early on, so hopefully we can keep going tomorrow."
Dunstone settled for a single to start but was able to build a 2-0 advantage as Retornaz's runback double attempt was only able to nudge the second counter to give up a steal.
The double-defending champion Retornaz bounced back in the third end with a raise takeout to count a tying two points.
After Dunstone was forced to one in the fourth, Retornaz pulled ahead with a deuce in the fifth to lead 4-3.
The 2019 Masters champion Dunstone drew for two right back in six to reclaim the lead and Retornaz was limited to an equalizing single in seven.
That handed the hammer for the final frame to Dunstone, who just had to make an open draw anywhere into the eight-foot circle for the winning point. With 17 seconds left of thinking time, Dunstone eased his shooter into the house and landed on the button to boot.sfghgfh