Figure skating - US Regionals 2014/2015
The second of the three weeks are dedicated to Regionals & egrave; ended with the 'expected Southwest Pacific Championship, hosted by the & ldquo; Center Ice Arena & rdquo; of Ontario in California.
Wednesday 15 October 2014 7 minutes reading time
The success, in accordance with the prediction of the vigil, & egrave; went to the sixteen year old Tyler Pierce (158.28, pictured), who & egrave; sets easily in both segments of the race, clocking the highest score ever in the six Regionals played so far. L & rsquo; student Tammy Gambill has relied on a technical rate significantly higher than that in the possession of the enemy, that allowed to make up a couple of falls on the elements of jump, equally distributed on the two programs. Pierce, runner-up in the National junior last season, preceded the eighteen year old Russian-born Katarina Kulgeyko (146.30), & nbsp; competitive on spins and jumps taken from the wire, but struggles with bulleted. The podium & egrave; was completed by twenty-Caroline Zhang (139.45), now devoid of & rsquo; elasticity & agrave; the past, the basic spins, and at ease only on triple Rittberger and triple flip. Following this, & egrave; placed Carly Gold (124.05), twin sister Gracie.
It should be noted, as, except for Kulgeyko, the first six are classified as registered female for the renowned All Year Figure Skating Club, a renowned company & agrave; headquartered in the city & agrave; of Ontario, but in possession of several secondary training tracks in southern California.
Nell & rsquo; Eastern Great Lakes Regional Championship, which egrave &; held at the & ldquo; Center Ice Arena & rdquo; Traverse City in Michigan, success for Kacie Kotnik (129.47), less fallosa among skaters in the race and be able to build two discrete programs hinging on triple toe loop, triple salchow and double axel. The second place & egrave; went to Alexie Mieskoski (124,58), winner of the short but then sank the free in which he completed only two triple jumps. The step pi & ugrave; bottom of the podium & egrave; been occupied by Christina Cleveland (122.79), probably the most skater & ugrave; complete and in perspective pi & ugrave; interesting that preceded Isabelle Daskas (98,61).
In the North Atlantic Regional Championship, hosted by the & rsquo; Ice House in Hackensack New Jersey, had the best Katie McBeath (145.35). The nineteen year-old native of Cleveland, but recently stationed at Erie in Pennsylvania, claimed a clear superiority & agrave; on the components of the program, which has allowed her to make up for some step-load on triple jumps of greater value. In the second position, you & egrave; placed l & rsquo; interesting seventeen of New York Lyra Kaztman (137,57), that in the two days of competition showed a good grasp of the triple flip and triple lutz. The third place & egrave; went to seventeen Jordan Bauth (125.53), skater able to perform spins quality & agrave ;, but limited by the technical baggage on the front of the jumps, in fact circumscribed triple salchow and double axel. Si & egrave; qualified for the Eastern Sectional Championships also Helen Serafini (116.04), which preceded by a narrow margin l & rsquo; usual rival Ann Marie Mateya (114.33).
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At the moment, they are qualified for the & rsquo; Eastern Sectional Championship Katie McBeath (145.35), Madison Vinci (143.63), Lyra Kaztman (137,57), Jessica Hu (130.19), Maria Yang (125,86) , Jordan Bauth (125.53), Helen Serafini (116.04), Kristine Nikitina (113.88).
Admitted to the Pacific Coast Sectional Championship are Tyler Pierce (158.28), Katarina Kulgeyko (146.30), Caroline Zhang (139.45), Carly Gold (124.05), Tiana Lee (115,03), Xinghua Turner (105,83), Jordan Lee (99.12), Karen Siedenburg (89,96).
They have so far gained l & rsquo; access to the Midwestern Sectional Championship Kacie Kotnik (129.47), Alexie Mieskoski (124,58), Christina Cleveland (122.79), Dana Sivak (112.89), Kjerstin Hall (106.38), Ariana Grymski (106.20), Joanna Liu (98,64), Isabelle Daskas (98,61).
Do not go for & ograve; forgotten that Franchesca Chiera (Eastern), Amber Glenn (Midwestern), Barbie Long (Midwestern), Karen Chen (Pacific) and Leah Keiser (Pacific) were exempted from participating in Regionals and will come into play in the second round.
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