Einarson cruises to 10-1 victory over Skrlik at Grand Slam of Curling's Masters

Kerri Einarson scored five points in the first two ends and cruised to a 10-1 victory over Kayla Skrlik on Tuesday at the Grand Slam of Curling's WFG Masters in Guelph, Ont.

Einarson's team from Gimli, Man., opened with a deuce and stole three in the second, then added a four-point fifth end to complete the dominant win over Calgary's Skrlik.

The result came just after the Court of Arbitration for Sport lifted a provisional suspension on Einarson teammate Briane Harris.

While Harris is cleared to play immediately It wasn't immediately clear when she might return to action. She did not play in the win over Skrlik.

In other action in Tuesday's third draw, Ottawa's Rachel Homan defeated Ha Seung-youn of South Korea 7-4, Momoha Tabata downed fellow Japanese skip Satsuki Fujisawa 5-3, and Winnipeg's Kaitlyn Lawes thumped Sweden's Isabella Wrana 9-2.

WATCH l Einarson still on top of her game despite team changes:

Kerri Einarson still on top of her game despite team changes

Earlier, Brad Jacobs defeated John Epping 5-3 in a battle of Canadian rinks.

Jacobs and his Calgary-based side opened with a deuce and went ahead to stay with a single in the fifth end.

It's the first Grand Slam of the season for Epping and his new Sudbury, Ont.-based team, which has risen to fifth in the national men's rankings.

Phillipp Hoesli of Switzerland dumped Sweden's Niklas Edin 10-2 and American Korey Dropkin defeated Mike McEwen's Saskatoon-based side 8-3. Scotland's Bruce Mouat topped Winnipeg's Jordon McDonald 4-2 in the other early men's game.

In Tuesday's morning draw, Sweden's Anna Hasselborg needed an extra end to complete a 7-6 win over Italy's Stefania Constantini and Japan's Ikue Kitazawa beat South Korea's Gim Eun-ji 6-4.

Switzerland