Figure skating - Skate Canada 2015
ISU
Ashley Wagner won the fourth victory in the Grand Prix imposing itself by a wide margin at Skate Canada, the second round of the circuit hosted dall''Enmax Centre in Lethbridge.
Saturday 31 October 2015 7 minutes reading time
The twenty-four US, filed a victory for dispersion in the short program, you & egrave; expressed at high levels over into more & ugrave; long tender exceeding for the first time in his career the threshold of centrotrenta points, so far the reach of a small number of athletes. Through two rounds of thick, Wagner has also broken the wall of two hundred points in Game crumbling previous personal best. Compared to the recent past, & egrave; raised an increased quality & agrave; elements of jump, which, in some way, has helped to enhance even more & ugrave; the 'usual wealth of steps of transition programs, both choreographed by Shae Lynn Bourne.
In the segment pi & ugrave; long race, the national champion Stars and Stripes has revived the musical theme of last season (medley taken from the soundtrack of the film "Moulin Rouge"), even if the program & egrave; It was revisited in several steps. On the technical front, c '' & egrave; It was less precise elements of spinning than yesterday, but it stands the two double axel and landed seven triples, including a toe loop and a salchow sottoruotati. The components of the program, however, Wagner & egrave; thrust for the first time beyond the sessantototto points, which means over eight and a half average. Maturity & sensuality agrave ;, & agrave; and femininity & agrave; They have helped to make a difference.
The best free program & egrave; status for & ograve; performed by Russian Elizaveta Tuktamysheva powerfully lifts up from seventh to second position. The reigning world champion has completed two double axel and seven triple jumps, including two valuable lutz and a triple axel landed with a small step-out. As expected, the technical score & egrave; was the most & ugrave; top of the competition, but, numbers aside, the 'student of Alexei Mishin & egrave; It seemed much more & ugrave; owner of the new free program that, unlike the short, not & egrave; It was more & ugrave; sometimes distorted nell''ultimo month.
The 'crowded fight for the step pi & ugrave; the bottom of the podium & egrave; It was won by the Japanese rookie Yuka Nagai, who ruled narrowly compatriot Kanako Murakami, the Canadian and the American Gabrielle Daleman Polina Edmunds. Daleman, in particular, & egrave; He was the author of the best free program of the career in which he completed a double axel and seven triples, including two lutz and a toe loop under rotated. Edmunds and Murakami were, however, penalized by some jumps under rotated too, while Nagai, able to achieve new personal best, had the merit to capitalize on the margin gained yesterday while committing numerous errors in the test oderina open by a superb combination triple lutz / triple toe loop.
It should be highlighted also the comeback of fifteen Kazakh Elizabet Turzynbaeva, seventh with the fourth reflected today propiziato two double axel and seven triple completed.
The main disappointment is named Kaetlyn Osmond, the pi & ugrave; wait between skaters home. In the free program, five falls, some of which are quite destructive, have mortified ambitions of nineteen stationed in Edmonton, not gone beyond un''undicesima final position which does not do justice to his talent.
Due to the success of Wagner, the United States filed the twenty-eighth success in a qualifying round of the Grand Prix, which vannno added five statements in final
FINAL STANDINGS
1) USA - Ashley WAGNER & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 202.52 (1 | 2) PB2) RUS - Elizaveta TUKTAMYSHEVA & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 188.99 (7 ​​| 1) 3) JPN - Yuka NAGAI & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 172.92 (2 | 7) PB4) JPN - Kanako Murakami & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 171.59 (3 | 6) 5) CAN - Gabrielle DALEMAN & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 170.33 (8 | 3) 6) USA - Polina EDMUNDS & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 168.69 (5 | 5) 7) KAZ - Elizabet TURSYNBAEVA & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 165.16 (12 | 4) 8) RUS - Alena LEONOVA & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; & nbsp 160.37; (10 | 8) 9) SWE - Joshi Helgesson & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 155.70 (6 | 10) 10) CAN - Veronik MALLET & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 151.85 (9 | 9) 11) CAN - Kaetlyn Osmond & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 146.06 (4 | 12) 12) SWE - Isabelle Olsson & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 141.58 (11 | 11)
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