NAPANEE, Ont. -- Albertas Jocelyn Peterman scored four in the fourth and five in the fifth to claim a 12-6 victory over Manitobas Shannon Birchard and win the M&M Meat Shops Canadian junior curling championship final on Saturday. Peterman pulled ahead 9-1 after five ends and never let Birchard back in the match. Birchard scored three in the eighth to cut the deficit to 10-6, but Peterman iced the match with two in the ninth and final end. Peterman booked her spot in the final earlier in the day with a 8-7 win over B.C.s Kesa Van Osch. It is the first Canadian junior title for Peterman, third Brittany Tran, second Rebecca Konschuh and lead Kristine Anderson. It was also their first appearance in the tournament. Petermans team will now represent Canada at the 2012 world junior curling championships, March 3-11 in Ostersund, Sweden. Canada has won eight world junior womens titles since 1988, tied with Scotland. In other action, Manitobas Kyle Doering scored five in the third end en route to a 9-4 win over Nova Scotias Stuart Thompson in the mens tiebreaker. Doering will face Northern Ontarios Brennan Wark in semifinal action Sunday, with the winner taking on Albertas Brendan Bottcher in the final. Coach Factory Outlet . Related readings: Japan radiation not enough to risk China HKO: No imminent threat of radiation Winds blowing Japan radioactivity over ocean--WMO Japan radiation crisis escalates But the United Nations agency warned that although winds had blown particles offshore so far, weather conditions could change and it was closely monitoring satellite and other data. Coach Handbags Outlet . Following his breakout season, Headley asked for $10.3 million this year while the Padres offered $7,075,000. The gap of $3,225,000 was the largest for any major leaguer in arbitration. http://www.official-coach-shop.com/ . Linebacker Marcellus Bowman could be back in the lineup for the first time this season when Winnipeg meets the Montreal Alouettes this Friday.KINGSTON, Jamaica -- Canadian hurdler Priscilla Lopes-Schliep has come a long way in just a few days. The 29-year-old from Whitby, Ont., raced to a silver medal in the 100-metre hurdles at the Jamaica International Invitational on Saturday night, just her second major meet since becoming a mom seven months ago. Jamaican superstar Usain Bolt won the 100 metres in 9.82. Lopes-Schliep ran 12.64 seconds, four days after running 12.95 in her season-opener in Guadeloupe. Jamaican Brigitte Foster-Hylton won 12.51 to win. "Tonight was a great experience here in Jamaica, my first time here and to run a 12.64, Im more than happy," Lopes-Schliep said. "Im heading home (to Toronto) for a few days to see my daughter and husband then it will be off to Doha." Lopes-Schliep won bronze at the 2008 Olympics and was the No. 1-ranked hurdler in the world in 2010 before taking a season off to have her first child, daughter Nataliya. Her next meet is the Samsung Diamond League event in Doha, Qatar next Friday. Lopes-Schliep has already achieved the Olympic A-plus standard, but must finish top-three amongst a stacked Canadian hurdles field at the Olympic trials next month in Calgary to book her ticket to the London Games. "2012 is going to be a long season for all of us on tour and especially with nationalls with five world-class girls on the line and only three spots for the Games," she said.dddddddddddd "Im doing my best to be part of that team and am blessed to be running so well." Bolts victory comes a month before Jamaicas Olympic trials. The crowd cheered wildly when he won in his first 100 of the year, giving him a standing ovation after the race that had two false starts. The time was the fastest in the world this year. "Its always a joy," Bolt said. "I was very happy to come here and see all the people who came out." The crowd included the Caribbean countrys prime minister, Portia Simpson Miller. Even before the race, the confident Bolt got the hometown crowd going with a quick "To Di World" pose, in which he points to the sky as if hes about to shoot an arrow into the sky. In the Beijing Olympics four years ago, Bolt won gold medals and set world records in the 100 and 200 and helped Jamaica win and set a world record in 400 relay. Jamaicas Michael Frater was second in 10.00. American Carmelita Jeter won the womens 100 in 10.81, the best time in the world this season. American Bershawn Jackson won the 400 hurdles in 48.73 seconds, and Ben Bruce dominated the 3,000 steeplechase, finishing in 8:34.17 to beat fellow American Donnie Cowart. ' ' '