CORNER BROOK, N. Walt Frazier Jersey .L. - P.E.Is Tyler Smith bounced back with a game-tying three in the fourth end en route to a 6-5 victory over the Yukons Joe Wallingham in his first tiebreaker game Tuesday at the Canadian junior curling championships.The win wasnt secured until Wallingham flashed on his last-rock takeout attempt in the 10th end, giving P.E.I. the steal and the win.The result means P.E.I. will have a rematch for the final Pool B berth in the championship round with Northern Ontario on Wednesday. Smith fell 7-0 to Tanner Horgan earlier Tuesday to finish the preliminary round 2-4.We werent very happy with the way we played this afternoon, and we had a bad third end there (against the Yukon), but other than that we played pretty solid, said Smith. We always fight hard when we get down. Were kind of known for never giving up, and always coming after them.We got down three and we thought, Hey, its no big deal. We were down three to them (Yukon) a couple days ago and came back and won. Down three? We should be able to do it again.The final Pool A berth will also be decided Wednesday, between Ontarios Mac Calwell and Nova Scotias Matthew Manuel. Calwells Ontario team held off home-province hopeful Greg Smith of Newfoundland/Labrador 9-7 in the other tiebreaker on Tuesday, scoring a big three in the sixth end and stealing one more in the seventh to take control.Weve been struggling — mostly its been me having a hard time adjusting, said Calwell. Just one of those off weeks. You cant be perfect all the time. But that game started to feel a little bit better. Its good to still have a chance here. 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