Anna Pogorilaya winner comes from qualified female short Skate Canada

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Figure Skating - Skate Canada 2014

Anna Pogorilaya winner comes from qualified female short Skate Canada

The opening day of Skate Canada, the second leg of the Grand Prix hosted by & ldquo; Prospera Place & rdquo; Kelowna, you & egrave; ended with the women's short program.

The average level of the competition & egrave; was high, as evidenced by the fact that eleven of the twelve participants have gone beyond the minimum technical score (27 points), valid for the capture & rsquo; s & agrave stand as a candidate; ahead of the World Cup. L & rsquo; only downsides are & egrave; revealed, in accordance with the provisions, the Swedish Viktoria Helgesson, has long been used to present & ldquo; & rdquo discs; mainly of double jumps and, in any case, as shown on the ice, overpaid on the front of the program components. The partial success & egrave; went to Russian Anna Pogorilaya, which, despite the & rsquo; s usual barb on for her difficult double axel, clocked the best feedback technical day driven by a combination triple lutz / triple toe loop and a triple Rittberger well executed in the second half & agrave; of music. The sixteen year old Moskva & egrave; performed to the tune of & rsquo; Adagio with the voice of & ldquo; Il Divo & rdquo; proposing tops quality & agrave ;, especially the flying camel, and revealing an improvement on distance and quality & agrave; Overall rink. The young student of Anna Tsareva preceded by a point and a half the poor American Ashley Wagner, graced by a curious call of the technical panel on the combination triple flip / triple toe loop rotation ugrave & much more; suspect that both jumps. In & rsquo; when, in fact, & egrave; detected input wire inside of the flip is not properly called controversial, but above all the only triple toe loop & egrave; been considered under rotated. The remainder of the twenty-three stationed in California has claimed a maturity & agrave; Art and superior to the competition than in the past, & egrave; appeared more at ease on the elements of spinning top. Wagner, able to interpret well the demanding notes of & ldquo; Spartacus & rdquo; Aram Khatchaturian, has for & ograve; also botched the triple Rittberger preceded by the step, judged under rotated. In third place, not without recrimination, you & egrave; attested to the Russian Alena Leonova, who, mulling on top upside down, lost the & rsquo; s time to close the segment of the race in the wake Pogorilaya. The twenty-three in St. Petersburg has, however, revealed good solidity & agrave; on the jumps completing a remarkable combination triple toe loop / triple toe loop and executing in the second half & agrave; music preceded by a triple flip and a double axel step of order. L & rsquo; waiting sixteen year old Japanese Satoko Miyahara you & egrave; had to settle for fourth place with the regret of having left on the street & more ugrave; three points on the combination triple lutz / triple toe loop, characterized by the absence of rotation on both jumps. Next, in close contact with the pi & ugrave; listed compatriot, you & egrave; placed the eighteen year old Rika Hongo, author of convincing evidence on the elements of the jump, including worth mentioning the & rsquo; s excellent combination triple toe loop / triple toe loop. L & rsquo; student of Hiroshi Nagakubo has also crumbled improved his personal best by almost six points and touching the threshold of sixty points. The sixth, which provides the opportunity & agrave; in the free program to get on the ice in & rsquo; s last group, & egrave; was captured by surprise by the Canadian Veronik Mallet, on the eve of the less-listed among the athletes of the house. The twenty-year old student of Annie Barabe, appeared more & ugrave; centered on the disappointing exit from Oberstdorf to the end of September & egrave; managed to touch the personal best by running the best race of the double axel. Next, they placed the Canadian Alaine Chartrand, excellent on spins and steps, but betrayed by a & rsquo; running rough combination triple lutz / triple toe loop and triple Rittberger preceded by the step, and the American Courtney Hicks, author of a valuable combination triple flip / triple toe loop, but stumbled upon a mistake on the triple lutz, double and run perci & ograve; devoid of value. Ranking in hand, all the skaters so far mentioned have ample chances to reach the podium. Pi & ugrave; unplug all the others, regulated by the Canadian Julianne Seguin, who got the better of Korean Hae Jin Kim, appeared slightly higher than all''Ondrej Nepela Trophy and discreet Australian Brookle Han, for the second time this season more than fifty points . CLASSIFICATION PROGRAM SHORT & nbsp; FEMALE 01) (RUS) - Anna Pogorilaya (video) 65.28 (35.54 | 29.74) SB 02) (USA) - Ashley Wagner (video) 63,86 (31,56 | 32,30) SB 03) (RUS) - Alena Leonova (video) 62.54 (32.06 | 30.48) 04) (JPN) - Satoko MIYAHARA (video) 60,22 (31,87 | 28,35) SB 05) (JPN) - Rika HONGO (video) 59.10 (33.22 | 25.88) PB 06) (CAN) - Veronik MALLET (video) 57.45 (31.25 | 26.20) PB 07) (CAN) - Alaine Chartrand (video) & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 57.06 (30.80 | 26.26) & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 08) (USA) - Courtney HICKS (video) 56.36 (28.56 | 27.80) 09) (CAN) - Julianne SEGUIN (video) 52.74 (28.34 | 24.40) 10) (KOR) - Hae Jin KIM (video) 52.18 (27.53 | 24.65) SB & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 11) (AUS) - Brooklee HAN (video) 51.55 (27.87 | 23.68) 12) (SWE) - Viktoria Helgesson (video) 44,66 (18,43 | 26,23)
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