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Forward Haruna Yoneyama returns for her third Olympics with the Japanese national team

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Olympic WoHo Newsletter 2/3

Games are officially happening! If you’re on eastern time, like I am, China took on Czechia last night, at the same time Switzerland played Canada. Japan and Sweden played very early this morning, and after them Finland and USA.

NEWS

Brianna Decker out for the tournament after an injury against Finland, leaving Team USA without their top center. Team USA did not bring any taxi squad players, traveling only with their 23 person roster.

Melodie Daoust was also injured during Canada’s game against Switzerland. Team Canada has not yet provided an update on her status. 

ROC and Denmark will make their tournament debuts tonight.

Today’s newsletter will be recapping the last 4 games and previewing the schedule for the following day, with previews from @sonnymilano. You can check out all that below the cut!

GAME RECAPS

SUI [1], CAN [12]: Sarah Fillier opened the scoring for the tournament with her 1st Olympic goal, followed by her 2nd (after a 5+ min goal review). Canada’s depth was on full display with 12 different players recording points, with their third line of Sarah Nurse, Blayre Turnbull, and Rebecca Johnston especially dominant, combining for 14 pts. Captain Lara Stalder scored Switzerland’s only goal 5-on-3, taking advantage of one of the 7 penalties Canada took. Despite the score, Swiss goaltender Andrea Brandli impressed, with 58 saves on 70 shots. Full game details via the IIHF here.

CHN [1], CZE [3]: in their first Olympic games, Czechia beat team China in their first games in 12 years in an exciting, hard-fought 3-1 win. While Czechia led 36-14 in shots, 19 year old goaltender Chen Tiya (Tia Chan) of team China held them to just 3 goals. Tereza Radova (Gӧteburg HC) scored the first goal in Czech women’s Olympic history, assisted by Tereza Vanisova and Aneta Tejralova. Mi Le (Hannah Miller), one of Team China’s import players, scored the lone goal for China, with assists from Lin Qiqi (Leah Lum) and Wang Yuting. Full game details via the IIHF here.

SWE [1], JPN [3]: Japan’s women’s team has been building their reputation for a bit now, and they certainly lived up to it with their 3-1 win over Sweden. Both goaltenders stood out, with Sweden’s Emma Soderberg only letting in 2 against Japan’s relentless forecheck, and Nana Fujimoto saving 26 of 27 shots for Japan. Shiori Koike scored for Japan in the 1st, with Maja Nylen-Persson tying it in the 2nd for Sweden. Still tied after two, Rui Ukita scored the game winner on a breakaway with assists from both Shiga sisters. Haruna Yoneyama called it a morning, scoring on an empty net to finalize things at 3-1. Full game details via the IIHF here.

FIN [2], USA [5]: in a game many anticipated to be much closer, team USA looked like the defending gold medalists they are. Captain Kendall Coyne-Schofield led the way with 2 goals, and Alex Carpenter added another 2. Finnish goaltender Anni Kiesala was solid, with 47 saves on 52 shots, despite earlier controversy. Both goals for Finland came from Susanna Tapani. The biggest story, undoubtedly, is USA losing Brianna Decker to a knee injury. While newcomer Abby Roque was excellent filling in on the 3rd line, recording an assist in the 3rd, losing Decker is a huge blow. Full game details via the IIHF here.

UPCOMING GAMES

DEN vs CHN: coming into their first Olympics, team Denmark is another young team, with  Josefine Jakobsen the only player over 30. Cassandra Repstock-Romme, coming off a terrific qualifiers, is expected to start in net. Team China will be looking to bounce back from their 3-1 loss to Czechia, and will likely go with Zhou Jiaying (Kimberly Newell) in net. Kang Mulan (Kassy Betinol) is a player to watch for China.

ROC vs SUI: after a memorable quarterfinal game that saw Switzerland come back from being down 2-0, this is a rematch to watch. Russia’s goaltending choice is still unknown, with all 3 netminders either newcomers or returning after some time. Anna Shokhina is coming back after missing the last worlds, currently 18-34-52 in 22 games with the Russian league this season. Switzerland’s player to watch is Noemi Ryhner, having 2 of 15 shots during Switzerland’s blowout loss to Canada and only being on the ice for one goal against.

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SCHEDULE: PRELIMINARY ROUND

2/3 11:10 P.M. Denmark vs China (Group B)

2/3 11:10 P.M. Russia vs Switzerland (Group A)

2/4 11:10 P.M. Canada vs Finland (Group A)

2/5 3:40 A.M. Czechia vs Sweden (Group B)

2/5 3:40 A.M. Denmark vs Japan (Group B)

2/5 8:10 A.M. USA vs Russia (Group A)

2/6 3:40 A.M. China vs Japan (Group B)

2/6 8:10 A.M. Switzerland vs USA (Group A)

2/6 11:10 P.M. Canada vs Russia (Group A)

2/7 3:40 A.M. Czechia vs Denmark (Group B)

2/7 8:10 A.M. Finland vs Switzerland (Group A)

2/7 8:10 A.M. Sweden vs China (Group B)

2/8 12:15 A.M. USA vs Canada (Group A)

2/8 3:40 A.M. Japan vs Czechia (Group B)

2/8 8:10 A.M. Russia vs Finland (Group A)

2/8 8:10 A.M. Sweden vs Denmark (Group B)

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Every Goal Of The 2022 Olympics Women’s Tournament: Day 3

U.S.A. Vs. R.O.C.

#15 Savannah Harmon (1)(PP) Knight (2), Brandt (1) 12:29 1st (U.S.A. 1-0 R.O.C.)

#21 Hilary Knight (1) Harmon (2), Coyne-Schofield (1) 8:51 2nd (U.S.A. 2-0 R.O.C.)

#13 Grace Zumwinkle (1) Cameranesi (1), Bozek (1) 3:57 3rd (U.S.A. 3-0 R.O.C.)

#18 Jesse Compher (1) Murphy (1), Scamurra (1) 6:15 3rd (U.S.A. 4-0 R.O.C.)

#25 Alexandra Carpenter (3) Kessel (1), Harmon (3) 8:44 3rd (U.S.A. 5-0 R.O.C.)

Canada Vs. Finland

#10 Sarah Fillier (3) Spooner (4), Thompson (5) 1:01 (Canada 1-0 Finland)

#20 Sarah Nurse (1) unassisted 12:45 1st (Canada 2-0 Finland)

#15 Minnamari Tuominen (1) unassisted 18:27 1st (Canada 2-1 Finland)

#10 Sarah Fillier (4) Fast (1), Spooner (5) 3:22 2nd (Canada 3-1 Finland)

#20 Sarah Nurse (2) Spooner (6), Rattray (2) 10:01 2nd (Canada 4-1 Finland)

#19 Brianne Jenner (1) Larocque (1), Poulin-Nadeau (2) 11:20 2nd (Canada 5-1 Finland)

#19 Brianne Jenner (2) Zandee-Hart (1), Poulin-Nadeau (3) 14:27 2nd (Canada 6-1 Finland)

#7 Laura Stacey (3) Maltais (1), Shelton (2) 16:35 2nd (Canada 7-1 Finland)

#47 Jamie Rattray (1) Jenner (1), Bell (2) 7:06 3rd (Canada 8-1 Finland)

#20 Sarah Nurse (3)(HT) Ambrose (2), Spooner (7) 13:07 3rd (Canada 9-1 Finland)

#7 Laura Stacey (4) Shelton (3), Bell (3) 14:10 3rd (Canada 10-1 Finland)

#19 Brianne Jenner (3)(HT) Clark (1), Poulin-Nadeau (4) (Canada 11-1 Finland)

Japan Vs. Denmark

#23 Yamashita Hikaru (1) Mei (1), K. Shiori (1) 10:46 1st (Japan 1-0 Denmark)

#14 Toko Haruka (1) Aoi (2), Ayaka (1) 12:08 1st (Japan 2-0 Denmark)

#15 Ukita Rui (2) unassisted 13:50 1st (Japan 3-0 Denmark)

#4 Toko Ayaka (1) Haruka (1) 2:53 2nd (Japan 4-0 Denmark)

#50 Mia Bau-Hansen (1) Söndergaard-Jensen (2) 9:16 2nd (Japan 4-1 Denmark)

#16 Shiga Akane (1)(PP) Hanae (2), Haruka (2) 19:54 2nd (Japan 5-1 Denmark)

#10 Yoneyama Haruna (2) Hikaru (1), K. Shiori (2) 8:02 3rd (Japan 6-1 Denmark)

#63 Josefine Jakobsen (1) Høegh-Persson (1), Weis (1) 19:55 3rd (Japan 6-2 Denmark)

Czech Republic Vs. Sweden

#21 Tereza Vanišová (1) unassisted 18:23 1st (Czech Republic 1-0 Sweden)

#12 Klára Hymlárová (1)(SH) unassisted 13:56 2nd (Czech Republic 2-0 Sweden)

#13 Emma Murén (1) Linnea Johansson (1), Adolfsson (1) 19:16 2nd (Czech Republic 2-1 Sweden)

#21 Tereza Vanišová (2) unassisted 14:03 3rd (Czech Republic 3-1 Sweden)

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Wrestlequest: Tokyo

Hey everyone! I’m back from Japan. What a trip! I will post a bunch of stuff about it in a bit (still unpacking, jet lagged, etc), but as a baseline, here are the shows I attended while I was there, courtesy of Cagematch. I thought 10 shows was a lot, but I met a bunch of fans from overseas who were going to 20+. If it wasn’t clear before, it should be now: I am a fake wrestling fan. I might as well wear be wearing a Dolph Ziggler t-shirt and have a Twitter screen name like “WokenCloset316.” 

Anyway, here’s the list:

December 28, 2019

DDT

“D-Ou Grand Prix 2020: The Final!”

Korakuen Hall

Taped for Abema TV 

Attendance: 2,019 

Chihiro Hashimoto and Yuki Ino defeat Keigo Nakamura and Keisuke Ishii

One Count Rule Gauntlet Match: Antonio Honda, Danshoku Dino, Hiroshi Yamato, Kazuki Hirata, Mad Paulie, Masahiro Takanashi, Mizuki Watase, Toru Owashi, Yoshihiko, vs. Makoto Oishi (Makoto Oishi wins)

Saki Akai defeats Sakura Hirota

Three-Way Tag Match: Nautilus (Naomi Yoshimura and Yuki Ueno) defeat ALL OUT (Akito and Shunma Katsumata) and DAMNATION (Nobuhiro Shimatani and Soma Takao)

Shinya Aoki defeats Super Sasadango Machine

Tag Match: Kazusada Higuchi and Yukio Sakaguchi defeat Bull James and Yukio Naya

Four Way Match: Konosuke Takeshita defeats Chris Brookes, Daisuke Sasaki, and HARASHIMA

D-Ou Grand Prix Final Match: Masato Tanaka defeats Tetsuya Endo 

December 30, 2019

Gatoh Move

“GTMV #26″

Ichigaya Chocolate Square

Attendance: 77

Hagane Shinnou defeats Lulu Pencil

Chris Brookes defeats Mitsuru Konno

Six Man Tag Match: Antonio Honda, Baliyan Akki, and Mei Suruga defeat Masahiro Takanashi, Rin Rin, and TAMURA

December 30, 2019

Big Japan Wrestling: The World Is Not Enough Round 2

Korakuen Hall

Taped for Samurai TV

Attendance: 1,150

Six Man Tag Match: Kazuki Hashimoto, Shinobu, and Yuya Aoki defeat Koju Takeda, Kota Sekifuda, and Tatsuhiko Yoshino

Tag Team Match: Kazumi Kikuta and Ryuichi Kawakami defeat Kankuro Hoshino and Masaya Takahashi

Daisuke Sekimoto defeats Kosuke Sato

Six Man Tag Match: Daichi Hashimoto, Hideyoshi Kamitani, and Takuya Nomura defeat Freddie Krueger, Leatherface, and Raijin Yaguchi

Six Man Tag Match: Masashi Takeda, Takumi Tsukamoto, and Toshiyuki Sakuda defeat Koji Kanemoto, Shinjiro Otani, and Tatsuhito Takaiwa

Six Man Tag Match: Akira Hyodo, Yuji Hino, and Yuji Okabayashi defeat Hideki Suzuki, Takuho Kato, and Yasufumi Nakanoue

Six Man Tag Match: Strong Hearts (El Lindaman, Shigehiro Irie, and T-Hawk) defeat Abdullah Kobayashi, Yuko Miyamoto, and Masato Tanaka 

January 1, 2020

YMZ Pro Wrestling

“The 7th Sunrise”

Basement Mon Star

Attendance: 120

Tag Team Match: Manami Katsu and Mari Manji defeat Eito and Kaji Tomato

Tag Team Match: ASUKA and Hagane Shinnou vs. Daiki Shimomura and Tsubasa Kuragaki (Time Limit Draw)

No English Allowed Match: Cherry defeats Kakeru Sekiguchi 

Six Man Tag Match: Kuishinbo Kamen, Syuri, and Yuko Miyamoto defeat Daiki Shimomura, Hikaru Sato, and Kaori Yoneyama (w/Matsuzawa-san)

January 2, 2020

All Japan Pro Wrestling

“New Year Wars 2020, Day 1″

Korakuen Hall

Streamed live on AJPW.tv

Attendance: 1,445

Six Man Tag Match: Akira Francesco, Danny Jones, and Rising HAYATO defeat Atsuki Aoyagi, Dan Tamura, and Yusuke Okada

Six Man Tag Match: Fuminori Abe, Jake Lee, and Naoya Namura defeat Black Menso-re, Jun Akiyama, and Takao Omori

Six Man Tag Match: Masanobu Fuchi, TAJIRI, and The Great Sasuke defeat Abdullah Kobayashi, Frank Atsushi, and the Great Kojika 

New Year Battle Royal: Danny Jones defeats Akira Francesco, Atsuki Aoyagi, Black Menso-re, Chikara, Dan Tamura, Fuminori Abe, Jake Lee, Naoya Nomura, Osamu Nishimura, Rising HAYATO, Takao Omori, and Yusuke Okada

Eight Man Tag Match: Izanagi, Lucas Steel, Shigehiro Irie, and UTAMARO defeat Hokuto Omori, Kento Miyahara, Yoshitatsu, and Yuma Aoyagi

AJPW World Junior Heavyweight Tournament Semifinal Match: Hikaru Sato defeats Kagetora

AJPW World Junior Heavyweight Tournament Semifinal Match: Susumu Yokosuka defeats Koji Iwamoto

AJPW World Tag Team Title Match: Violent Giants (Shuji Ishikawa and Suwama) defeat Ryouji Sai and Zeus by KO - Title Change! 

January 2, 2020

World Wonder Ring Stardom

“New Year’s Stars, Night 1″

Shin-kiba 1st Ring

Attendance: 408

Tag Team Match: Queen’s Quest (Hina and Leo Onozaki) defeat Rina and Ruaka

Three Way Match: Leyla Hirsch (debut) defeats Itsuki Hoshino and Saya Iida

Six Man Tag Match: Queen’s Quest (Bea Priestly, Momo Watanabe, and Utami Hayashishita) defeat Oedo Tai (Natsuko Tora and Natsu Sumire) and Zoey Skye

Tag Team Match: Andras Miyagi and Giulia defeat Oedo Tai (Jamie Hayter and Martina)

Tag Team Match: Kagetsu and AZM defeat STARS (Starlight Kid and Mayu Iwatani)

Eight Man Tag Match: Tokyo Cyber Squad (Death Yama-san, Konami, Jungle Kyona, and Hana Kimura) defeat Saya Kamiani and STARS (Arisa Hoshiki, Saki Kashima, and Tam Nakano)

January 3, 2020

Pro Wrestling FREEDOMS

“Happy New Freedom 2020″

Shin-kiba 1st Ring

Attendance: 215

King of FREEDOM World Title #1 Contender One-Day Tournament Match: Kenji Fukimoto defeats Masashi Takeda

King of FREEDOM World Title #1 Contender One-Day Tournament Match: Takashi Sasaki defeats Rina Yamashita

King of FREEDOM World Title #1 Contender One-Day Tournament Match: Yuko Miyamoto defeats Kamui

King of FREEDOM World Title #1 Contender One-Day Tournament Match: Chikara defeats Takumi Tsukamoto

Two On One Handicap Elimination Match: Naoki Kamata and Tomoya Hirata defeat GENTARO

King of FREEDOM World Title #1 Contender One-Day Tournament Semifinal Match: Takashi Sasaki defeats Kenji Fukimoto

King of FREEDOM World Title #1 Contender One-Day Tournament Semifinal Match: Yuko Miyamoto defeats Chikara

Tag Team Match: Mammoth Sasaki and Violento Jack defeat Toru Sugiura and Yuya Susumu

King of FREEDOM World Title #1 Contender One-Day Tournament Final Match: Yuko Miyamoto defeats Takashi Sasaki 

January 3, 2020

World Wonder Ring Stardom

“New Year’s Stars, Night 2″

Shin-kiba 1st Ring

Attendance: 453

Three Way Match: Starlight Kid defeats Natsu Sumire and Ruaka

Three Way Tag Match: Itsuki Hoshino and Saya Kamitani defeat Leyla Hirsch and Rina and Queen’s Quest (Hina and Leo Onozaki)

Tag Team Match: Andras Miyagi and Giulia defeat Natsuko Tora and Zoey Skye

Six Man Tag Match: Tokyo Cyber Squad (Death Yama-san, Konami, and Jungle Kyona) defeat Bea Priestley and Oedo Tai (Jamie Hayter and Martina)

Six Man Tag Match: Queen’s Quest (AZM, Momo Watanabe, and Utami Hayashishita) defeat STARS (Arisa Hoshiki, Saya Iida, and Tam Nakano)

Oedo Tai Reunion (Hana Kimura and Kagetsu) defeat STARS (Mayu Iwatani and Saki Kashima) - Saki Kashima betrays Mayu and joins Oedo Tai

January 5, 2020

Tokyo Joshi Pro

“New Year Dish”

Itabashi Green Hall

Streamed live on DDT Universe

Attendance: 223

Tag Team Match: BAKURETSU Sisters (Nodoka Tenma and Yuki Aino) defeat Mizuki and Sena Shori

Akemi Daredasore defeats Pom Harajuku 

Three Way Match: Shoko Nakajima defeats Mahiro Kiryu and Yuki Kamifuku

Six Man Tag Match: Miyu Yamashita, Raku, and Suzume defeat Haruna Neko, Hikari Noa, and Natsumi Maki

Six Man Tag Match: Miu Watanabe, Rika Tatsumi, and Yuka Sakazaki defeat Mina Shirakawa, Mirai Miumi, and Yuna Manase

International Princess Title Match: Thunder Rosa defeats Maki Itoh - Title Change!  

January 5, 2020

New Japan Pro Wrestling: 

“Wrestle Kingdom 14, Night 2″

Tokyo Dome

Streamed live on NJPW World

Attendance: 30,063

Dark Match: NEVER Openweight Six Man Tag Team Title Gauntlet Match: Los Ingobernables de Japon (BUSHI, EVIL, and Singo Takagi) defeat Bullet Club (Bad Luck Fale, Chase Owens, and Yujiro Takahashi), CHAOS (Robbie Eagles, Tomohiro Ishii, and YOSHI-HASHI), Suzuki-gun (El Desperado, Taichi, and Yoshinobu Kanemaru) and Ryusuke Taguchi, Togi Makabe, and Toru Yano - Title Change!

Tag Team Match: Hiromu Takahashi and Ryu Lee defeat Jushin Thunder Liger and Naoki Sano (w/Yoshiaki Fujiwara) - Liger’s final match

IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Title Match - Roppongi 3K (Sho and Yoh) w/Rocky Romero defeat Bullet Club (El Phantasmo and Taiji Ishimori) - Title Change!

RevPro Undisputed British Heavyweight Title Match - Zack Sabre Jr. defeats SANADA

IWGP US Heavyweight Title Match: Jon Moxley defeats Juice Robinson (w/David Finlay)

NEVER Openweight Title Match: Hirooki Goto defeats KENTA - Title Change!

Jay White (w/Gedo) defeats Kota Ibushi

Chris Jericho defeats Hiroshi Tanahashi

IWGP Heavyweight/IWGP Intercontinental Title Match: Tetsuya Naito defeats Kazuchika Okada - Title Change! (also Title Retention!)

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Ice Ribbon 11-23-2009

Hey all! I’m digitizing my collection of joshi dvds (and hopefully the tapes), starting with all the mighty Ice Ribbon I’ve got.

Runtime: 1:30

Matchlist:

1. Minori Makiba -vs- Hikari Minami. 2. Chii Tomiya -vs- Haruna Akagi. 3. Riho -vs- Miyako Matsumoto. 4. Fuka/Makoto -vs- Nanae Takahashi/Mai Ichii. 5. Tsukasa Fujimoto -vs- Hikari Shida. 6. Emi Sakura/Kaori Yoneyama -vs- Kazumi Shimouma/Hamuko Hoshi *Ice Ribbon Int'l Tag Title. 7. Battle Royal.

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/file/v1808wnqv5s17sv/ice_ribbon_2009-11-23.rar/file

note: you may need to adjust the aspect ratio to 16:9

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Every Goal Of The 2022 Olympic Women’s Tournament: Day 1

U.S.A. Vs. Finland

#28 Amanda Kessel (1) Harmon (1) 10:37 1st (U.S.A. 1-0 Finland)

#25 Alexandra Carpenter (1)(PP) Pannek (1), Dunne (1) 13:00 1st (U.S.A. 2-0 Finland)

#26 Kendall Coyne-Schofield (1) Barnes (1), Compher (1) 5:32 2nd (U.S.A. 3-0 Finland)

#26 Kendall Coyne-Schofield (2) Harmon (2), Knight (1) 6:36 2nd (U.S.A. 4-0 Finland)

#77 Susanna Tapani (1)(PP) Laitinen (1), Nieminen (1) 3:15 3rd (U.S.A. 4-1 Finland)

#25 Alexandra Carpenter (2) Roque (1), Kessel (1) 8:01 3rd (U.S.A. 5-1 Finland)

#77 Susanna Tapani (2)(PP) Karvinen (1) 17:40 3rd (U.S.A. 5-2 Finland)

Canada Vs. Switzerland

#10 Sarah Fillier (1) Spooner (1) 1:04 1st (Canada 1-0 Switzerland)

#10 Sarah Fillier (2) Poulin-Nadeau (1) 7:55 1st (Canada 2-0 Switzerland)

#24 Natalie Spooner (1) Fillier (1), Ambrose (1) 11:20 1st (Canada 3-0 Switzerland)

#6 Rebecca Johnston (1) Thompson (1), Turnbull (1) 8:06 2nd (Canada 4-0 Switzerland)

#7 Laura Stacey (1) Bell (1) 8:21 2nd (Canada 5-0 Switzerland)

#24 Natalie Spooner (2)(PP) Nurse (1), Thompson (2) 13:20 2nd (Canada 6-0 Switzerland)

#40 Blayre Turnbull (1) Thompson (3), Johnston (1) 15:40 2nd (Canada 7-0 Switzerland)

#7 Laura Stacey (2) Shelton (1) 17:02 2nd (Canada 8-0 Switzerland)

#40 Blayre Turnbull (2) Rattray (1), Spooner (2) 6:14 3rd (Canada 9-0 Switzerland)

#7 Lara Stalder (1)(PP) Christen (1) 8:30 3rd (Canada 9-1 Switzerland)

#21 Ashton Bell (1) Turnbull (2), Johnston (2) 13:46 3rd (Canada 10-1 Switzerland)

#42 Claire Thompson (1) Johnston (3), Nurse (2) 16:20 3rd (Canada 11-1 Switzerland)

#23 Erin Ambrose (1)(PP) Spooner (3), Thompson (4) 19:58 3rd (Canada 12-1 Switzerland)

Czech Republic Vs. China

#27 Tereza Radová (1) Vanišová (1), Tejralová (1) 10:38 1st (Czech Republic 1-0 China)

#10 Denisa Křížová (1) Neubauerová (1), Čajanová (1) 3:57 2nd (Czech Republic 2-0 China)

#34 Le Mi (1)(PP) Q. Lin (1), Wong (1) 9:02 2nd (Czech Republic 2-1 China)

#18 Michaela Pejzlová (1) Horálková (1) 6:27 3rd (Czech Republic 3-1 China)

Sweden Vs. Japan

#2 Koike Shiori (1) Hanae (1), Ōsawa (1) 19:13 1st (Sweden 0-1 Japan)

#12 Maja Nylén-Persson (1) Wikner-Zienkiewicz (1) 0:30 2nd (Sweden 1-1 Japan)

#15 Ukita Rui (1) S. Akane (1), Aoi (1) 4:03 3rd (Sweden 1-2 Japan)

#10 Yoneyama Haruna (1) Remi (1), H. Akane (1) 18:59 3rd (Sweden 1-3 Japan)