FLIMS, Switzerland -- Canadas Kelsey Rocque defeated South Koreas Kyeong-Ae Kim 6-4 to win the womens title at the world junior curling championships on Wednesday. Rocque and her Edmonton rink stole two points in the eighth end and hit out for the win after South Korea scored a single in the ninth. "Honestly, this is unexplainable," Rocque said. "We came into this tournament really wanting it, and its awesome to see all our hard work pay off." In mens play, Canadas Braden Calvert settled for a fourth-place finish after dropping a 7-5 decision to Norways Eirik Mjoeen in the bronze-medal game. Rocque and third Keely Brown, second Taylor McDonald, lead Claire Tully and alternate Alison Kotylak are the first Canadian team to win the world junior womens title since Saskatchewans Marliese Miller (now Kasner) won the championship in 2003. "Its almost less pressure knowing Canada hasnt won the gold (in 11 years)," Rocque said. "Its awesome to get it again." The Canadian rink had won six games in a row entering the final. Rocque had last-rock advantage because of her win over Kim in the Page 1-2 playoff game. Kim led 3-2 after six ends but Canada regained the lead with a double in the seventh. Rocque added another deuce in the eighth end when Kims takeout attempt rolled too far. "They are a very strong team," Rocque said of the silver medallists, the first South Korean team to qualify for this event. "She made a clutch shot in the ninth end and we knew it would be right down to the bitter end with them. It was a well-played game." "Im so proud of the girls, they just played great all week and we just had an awesome week," she added. "I couldnt ask for anything more." Russias Alina Kovaleva defeated Swedens Isabella Wranaa 11-4 to claim the bronze medal. Switzerlands Yannick Schwaller won the mens gold with a 6-5 victory over 2013 champion Kyle Smith of Scotland. 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Viewers in the Senators region can watch the game on TSN5 at 7:30pm et/8:30pm at, and listen to it on TSN Radio 1200. The Senators recent woes continued Monday in a 4-3 loss at Detroit, their sixth defeat in eight games. Kyle Turris gave the Senators (9-7-4) an early 1-0 lead before the Red Wings scored four consecutive goals and put the game out of reach. Erik Karlsson scored early in the third period and Chris Neil cut the deficit to one with 35 seconds to go. They schedule it for 60 minutes and you have to play all three periods, coach Paul MacLean said. We said lets go out and win the third period. See if we can come into the third period and create some momentum going into (Tuesday) nights game and we did that. Craig Anderson finished with 39 saves, dropping to 1-2-2 with a 3.11 goals-against average over a five-start stretch. He owns a 2.84 GAA on the road, more than a goal higher than his home mark of 1.75. They capitalized with some loose pucks in front, Anderson said. 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A lot of us benefit from other lines pushing teams back and getting matchups. It was Steen, Vladimir Tarasenko and Maxim Lapierre who provided the offense against the Senators. Brian Elliott made 24 saves against his former team as the Blues outshot Ottawa 25-14 over the final two periods. St. Louis is 3-0-2 in the series since 2010-11. Theyre making hockey plays and were not, Senators forward Clarke MacArthur afterward. Were not making good passes. Theyre going tape-to-tape and moving it, and we werent, so its tough to get momentum. Elliott is 2-0-1 with a 1.96 GAA against Ottawa. He is 7-2-0 with a 1.97 GAA over his last nine games overall. He will start in goal tonight for St. Louis. The Blues lead the league with 2.0 goals allowed per game. Theyve gone a Western Conference-best 12-3-0 since Oct. 25. Blues defenseman Jay Bouwmeester is uncertain to be available after sitting out Sunday with a lower-body injury suffered the day before. 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