Figure skating - Tallinn Trophy 2015
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Maria Sotskova, to debut in an international event of the senior class, defended the 'imbattibilit & agrave; seasonal imposing itself in absolute fluency in Tallinn Trophy, eighth round of the Challenger Series circuit ISU hosted by Tondiraba Ice Hall in Tallinn
Thursday 19 November 2015 5 minutes reading time
In the four races sailed between September and November, the fifteen Russian stationed constantly over the past one hundred and eighty points still one hundred and twenty points in the free program. In truth & agrave ;, Estonia has also improved personal best, for propiziato & ograve; by the presence of sequences choreographed absent, however, at the junior level. Peraltrp, the real novelty & agrave; in today's performance & egrave; represented by the first error committed on a seasonal element jumping free program. The 'student of Svetlana Panova & egrave ;, in fact, fall at the end of the combination triple flip / Rittberger / triple salchow, placed in the second half & agrave; of music. The remaining elements of the jump, including two lutz, were, however, carried out without snagging and guaranteed the winner the best technical score. Sotskova, took to the track to the tune of "Romeo and Juliet" by Sergei Prokofiev stole the 'eye for a street skating & much more ugrave; rich in transitional passages of the competition and, unlike what happened yesterday, & egrave; It was the best of the lot on each item of the program components.
Behind dell''atleta pi & agrave; young in the race, you & egrave; He placed the fifteen-Kazakh Elizabet Turzynbaeva, able to bounce back after a bad fall on the triple lutz, the first element of the free program. The 'student of Brian Orser & egrave; then he managed to run two double axel and seven triples, placing the combination triple salchow / triple toe loop and double axel / triple toe loop in the second half & agrave; of music.
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FINAL STANDINGS
1) RUS - Maria SOTSKOVA186.30 (1 | 1) PB2) KAZ - Elizabet TURSYNBAEVA174.87 (3 | 2) 3) USA - Tyler PIERCE171.72 (2 | 4) PB4) FIN - Viveca LINDFORS157.06 (8 | 3) PB5) LAT - Angelina KUCHVALSKA156.12 (4 | 6) 6) GER - Nathalie WEINZIERL150.75 (7 | 5) 7) GER - Lutricia BOCK146.16 (6 | 10) 8) KOR - From Bin CHOI145.92 (13 | 7) 9) GER - Nicole SCHOTT144.30 (5 | 11) 10) CZE - Elizaveta UKOLOVA140.85 (10 | 9) 11) CZE - Eliska Březinová & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 136.76 (17 | 8) 12) NOR - Juni Marie Benjaminsen & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 128.74 (9 | 13) PB13) LTU - Aleksandra GOLOVKINA124.65 (14 | 14) 14) NOR - Camilla GJERSEM & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 124.22 (15 | 15) 15) EST - H & Helery AUML; LVIN123.91 (18 | 12) PB16) FIN - Hanna KIVINIEMI118.92 (11 | 17) PB17) EST - Johanna ALLIK112.71 (19 | 18) 18 ) LUX - & nbsp; Fleur MAXWELL111.05 (20 | 16) 19) RUS - Maria GOROKHOVA109.54 (12 | 19) PB20) LTU - Elzbieta KROPA104.95 (16 | 20) PB21) SUI - Matilde GIANOCCA & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 96.79 (21 | 21) 22) LTU - Deimante KIZALAITE89.10 (22 | 22)
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