Denmark's Lene Nielsen finished 7-4 in the 0-team qualifying round. . In their opening game, Denmark's Lene Nielsen lost
8-3 to
Germany's Andrea Schopp, droppimg another game,
7-6 to
Patti Lank (Lewiston, USA) where Denmark's Lene Nielsen responded with a
8-5 win over
Amber Holland (Kronau, CAN). Denmark's Lene Nielsen won
9-2 against
Czech Republic's Anna Kubeskova, then won
6-3 against
Mirjam Ott (Davos, SUI). Denmark's Lene Nielsen went on to lose
8-3 against
Sweden's Anette Norberg. Denmark's Lene Nielsen responded with a
8-3 win over
Norway's Linn Githmark. Denmark's Lene Nielsen won
7-4 against
Korea's Ji-Sun Kim, then won
12-5 against
Anna Sloan (Lockerbie, SCO). Denmark's Lene Nielsen went on to lose
7-5 against
Bingyu Wang (Harbin, CHN). Denmark's Lene Nielsen responded with a
10-3 win over
Russia's Liudmilla Privivkova in their final qualifying round match.
Denmark's Lene Nielsen earned
20.000 world rankings points for their Top 4 finish in the Capital One World Womens Curling Championship, moving up 27 spots the
World Ranking Standings into 40th place overall with
48.060 total points. Denmark's Lene Nielsen ranks 24th overall on the
Year-to-Date rankings with
43.920 points earned so far this season.
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