Figure Skating
In the Italian night, it was concuso the Southwestern Regional Championships, hosted by the Polar Ice House in Grapevine, Texas. The victory went to quoted Mariah Bell (147,09), which recorded the highest score among the five regionals that have been concluded.
Tuesday 15 October 2013 6 minutes reading time
However, the performance in the free program of seventeen stationed in Westminster around Denver has not been immune from steps to empty. In fact, as occurred in the first segment of the race, has been "abandoned" by the triple lutz, never entered into the two attempts, both concluded with only two rotations. In addition, he landed a triple Salchow step-out and "wash" the second attempt to flip compelato only single. Accounts in hand, the third-ranked junior in the stage of Grand Prix of Mexico City, in addition to spinning tops of good quality, has put together two double axel and two clean triple jumps but managed to create a vacuum on each item of the components of program.
The Bell family was able to celebrate a podium of twenty-two sister Morgan (120,24), rising from the fourth position occupied at the end of the short program with a second-Free in which he completed two triple toe loop and two double axel.
'' The place of honor is, however, went to the eighteen year old Texan Renee Kondo (124.53), author of a free undertone, characterized by difficulties in making the most of the two triple tempted, but enhanced by the quality of the two double axel and spins a reasonable level.
'' The last place available for the Midwestern Sectional Championships, to be held in East Lansing in Michigan between 19 and 23 November, nineteen went to Colorado Springs Melin Craze (109.81), best of the lot on the elements of spinning top, but suffers from too many worries on the jumps. In fact, a combination including double axel / double toe loop, presented a disc of double jumps not realizing any of the four planned triple.
Mariah Bell (147,09), Renee Kondo (124.53), Morgan Bell (120.24) and Melin Craze (109.81) so you are going to add to Alissa Cziszny (145,12), Amber Walczyk ( 125.95) Chelsea Christopher (121.73) and Alicia Hsu (111.04) have qualified at the end of'' Eastern Great Lakes Regionals, held in Lousiville in Kentucky last week.
During the night has opened also the New England Regional Champiosnhips third week of regionals hosted by the "Newington Ice Arena" in Newington, Connecticut.
At the end of the short-program, which has seen the starting athletes from Massachusetts, Maine, Connecticut and Rhode Island, the first position is occupied by the favorite of the eve Yasmin Siraj (55,09). The seventeen year old in Boston, a student of Mark Mitchell and Peter Johansson, skated the best short program of the six regionals so far played submitting tops of excellent quality (all four level) and completing the best combination triple toe loop / double toe loop, a triple Rittberger preceded by the step and a double axel in the second half of the disc.
'' The place of honor went to the twenties stationed Boxborough (resort located just north of Boston) Aimee Buchanan (46.48), author of a short technically solid with discrete spins, a combination triple salchow / double toe loop in the second half of the music and an excellent double axel. The'' one-step vacuum covered the triple flip preceded by hand, so lacking of rotation from being degraded by the panel.
In third place, penalized by the fall on the triple toe loop combination that would open, there is the'' waiting eighteen Kiri Baga (43,48), strongly competitive athlete grew up in Minnesota, but moved to Boston to attend a summer psychology studies at Simmons College.
At the moment,'' the last place for the transition of the turn is occupied by Emily McNally (39,95), an athlete who trains in Simsbury, Connecticut, left lingering at the end of the first segment of the race because of assessments rather low on the components of the program and the difficulty in performing the'' spinning upside down.
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