Figure skating - Skate Canada 2015
Skate Canada
From Friday & Igrave; night, fifty athletes & nbsp; representing eleven countries and three continents will participate at Skate Canada, the second act of the Grand Prix of figure skating to be held & agrave; Lethbridge.
Tuesday 27 October 2015 22 minutes reading time
The CITY s & rsquo; & Alberta will agrave; theater of & rsquo; event for the second time in history. The races will be hosted from & rsquo; Enmax Centre facility which, at the events related to the ice, can & ograve; accommodate five thousand and five hundred people.
Since & egrave; born on Grand Prix (formerly ISU Champions Series), Canada has done the lion's share in the stage of collecting home among all specialties & agrave; the beauty of 30 victories over 80 available. To date, in addition to the host country, even Russia and the United States have at least one hit in each sector.
As regards the 'Italy, in 1975, when there was no Grand Prix, Susanna Driano won the women's competition. In addition, two seasons ago Stefania Berton and Ondrej Hotarek won the race for the couples artistic.
Sector by sector, all you will not find nell''utile, as essential for someone, card supplied by the site ISU (International Skating Union).
SECTOR MALE (order of descent on the track)
L & rsquo; pi & ugrave athlete; young race & egrave; the sixteen year old Russian Alexander Petrov, the pi & ugrave; the old American Adam Rippon, who shortly compir & agrave; twenty-six. The skater with more & ugrave; Attendance & egrave; Canadian Patrick Chan, while the Canadian Keegan Messing, the Japanese are Kawahara, the American Timothy Dolensky, Korean June Hyoung Lee and Russian Alexander Petrov will debut in the Grand Prix.
01) Keegan MESSING & ndash; (CAN, 23) standing world & ndash; 136 & deg;
02) You Kawahara & ndash; (JPN, 20 years) standing world & ndash; 84 & deg; to debut
03) Timothy Dolenský & ndash; (USA, 23 years) standing world & ndash; 71 & deg; to debut
04) Seo Jin KIM & ndash; (KOR, 18) standing world & ndash; 46 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 2 wins & ndash; 0 podiums & ndash; 0 best results & ndash; 9 & deg; (On two occasions) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 0finali - 0
05) Patrick CHAN & ndash; (CAN, 24) standing world & ndash; 31 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 15vittorie & ndash; 9podi & ndash; 12 (9 | 2 | 1) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 6 (with four wins) end & ndash; 6 (with two wins and four podiums in total)
06) June Hyoung LEE & ndash; (KOR, 19 years old) standing world & ndash; 29 & deg; to debut
07) Daisuke Murakami & ndash; (JPN, 24 years) standing world & ndash; 21 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix - 4 wins & ndash; 1 podiums & ndash; 1 (1 | 0 | 0) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 0finali & ndash; 0
08) Adam RIPPON & ndash; (USA, 25 years) standing world & ndash; 18 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix - 14 wins & ndash; 0 podiums & ndash; 3 (0 | 1 | 2) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 3 (with a third place in 2010) end & ndash; 0
09) Alexander Petrov & ndash; (RUS, 16) standing world & ndash; 16 & deg; to debut
10) Nam NGUYEN & ndash; (CAN, 17) standing world & ndash; 12 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 2 wins & ndash; 0 podiums & ndash; (0 | 0 | 1) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 0 end & ndash; 0
11) Michal BREZINA & ndash; (CZE, 25) standing world & ndash; & nbsp; 7 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 11 wins & ndash; 1 podiums & ndash; & nbsp; 5 (1 | 0 | 4) Attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 3 (with two fourth places) final - 1
12) Yuzuru Hanyu & ndash; (JPN, 20 years) standing world & ndash; 1 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 10 wins & ndash; 2 podiums & ndash; 6 (2 | 4 | 0) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 1 (with a second place in 2013) end & ndash; 4 (with two win and a second place)
Since & egrave; party circuit Grand Prix (1995), Canadian skaters won 8 successes nell''evento home. Russia pursues closely with 6 statements. Japan boasts two victories, while France, Spain, United States and Switzerland have filed a victory. Canadian Patrick Chan & egrave; imposed on 4 occasions, but it must be said that if you look at the previous edition in 1995, the pi & ugrave; winning would compatriot Elvis Stojko with 5 hits.
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SECTOR FEMALE (order of descent on the track)
L & rsquo; pi & ugrave athlete; young race & egrave; the fifteen-Kazakh Elizabet Tursynbaeva, while more & ugrave; elderly & egrave; the twenty-four American Ashley Wagner, who also boasts the largest number of admissions among the athletes enrolled. Isabelle Olsson of Sweden and Japan's Yuka Nagai are, instead, to debut.
01) Kaetlyn Osmond & ndash; (CAN, 19) standing world & ndash; 83 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 2vittorie & ndash; 1podi & ndash; 1 (1 | 0 | 0) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 2 (with a victory in 2012) final - 0
02) Veronik MALLET & ndash; (CAN, 21) standing world & ndash; 45 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 3vittorie & ndash; 0podi & ndash; 0migliore results & ndash; 8 & deg; (Skate Canada 2013) Attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 2 (with an eighth place in 2013) end & ndash; 0
03) Isabelle Olsson & ndash; (SWE, 22) standing world & ndash; 44 & deg; to debut
04) Yuka NAGAI & ndash; (JPN, 16 years) standing world & ndash; 39 & deg; to debut
05) Joshi Helgesson & ndash; (SWE, 22) standing world & ndash; 17 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 8vittorie & ndash; 0podi & ndash; 0 best finish & ndash; 4 & deg; (Skate America 2010) Attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 1 (with an eleventh place in 2009) final - 0
06) Elizabet TURSYNBAEVA & ndash; (KAZ, 15 years) standing world & ndash; 16 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 1 win & ndash; 0 podiums & ndash; 0 best finish & ndash; 4 & deg; (Skate America 2015) Attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 0 end & ndash; 0
07) Gabrielle DALEMAN & ndash; (CAN, 17) world standing- 14 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 2 wins & ndash; 0 podiums & ndash; 0 best results & ndash; 5 & ​​deg; (Cup of China 2014) Attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 0 end & ndash; 0
08) Alena LEONOVA & ndash; (RUS, 24) standing world & ndash; 12 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 14 wins & ndash; 0 podiums & ndash; 6 (0 | 2 | 4) Attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; & Nbsp; 2 (with a fourth place in 2011) end & ndash; 2 (in third place)
09) Polina EDMUNDS & ndash; (USA, 17 years) world standing- 10 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 2 wins & ndash; 0 podiums & ndash; 0 best results & ndash; 4 & deg; (Cup of China 2014) Attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 0 end & ndash; 0
10) Kanako Murakami & ndash; (JPN, 20 years) standing world & ndash; 9 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 10 wins & ndash; 1 podiums & ndash; 4 (1 | 0 | 3) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 1 (with a third place in 2012) end & ndash; 1 (in third place)
11) Ashley WAGNER & ndash; (USA, 24 years) standing world & ndash; 6 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix - 16 wins - 3 podiums & ndash; 11 (3 | 3 | 5) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 3 (with two podiums) end & ndash; 4 (with a second and two third places)
12) Elizaveta TUKTAMYSHEVA & ndash; (RUS, 18) standing world & ndash; 1 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 8 wins & ndash; 3 podiums & ndash; 5 (3 | 1 | 1) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 2 (with a victory in 2011) end & ndash; 3 (with a victory in 2014)
Dall''anno start of the Grand Prix, the North American skaters have won 13 editions of Skate Canada. Specifically, the United States won in 8 occasions, while the host country has collected 5 statements. Russia, too, got 5 wins, while a successful & egrave; He went to Japan and Ukraine. The primatiste Victories are the American Michelle Kwan and Canadian Joannie Rochette with 3 statements.
PAIRS OF ART (order of descent on the track)
The couple pi & ugrave; old in the race, averaging between different ages & agrave; of the two components, & egrave; formed by the Italian Valentina Marchei and Ondrej Hotarek. The pi & ugrave; Young people are, however, the Russians Evgenia Tarasova / Vladimir Morozov. Canadians Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford boast the largest number of admissions, while the Americans Marissa Castelli / Mervin Tran and Italians Marchei / Hotarek are debuting.
1) US & ndash; Marissa CASTELLI (25) / Mervin TRAN (25) standing world & ndash; 64 & deg; to debut
2) CAN & ndash; Vanessa Grenier (23) / Maxime DESCHAMPS (23) standing world & ndash; 35 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 1vittorie & ndash; 0podi & ndash; 0migliore results & ndash; 6 & deg; (2014 Skate America) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 0finali - 0
3) RUS & ndash; BAZAROVA Vera (22) / Andrei Deputat (22) standing world & ndash; 26 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 2 wins & ndash; 0 podiums & ndash; 0 (0 | 0 | 0) better results & ndash; 4 & deg; (Twice) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 0finali & ndash; 0
4) CAN & ndash; Kirsten Moore-TOWERS (23) / Michael MARINARO (23) standing world & ndash; 25 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 2vittorie & ndash; 0podi & ndash; 0migliore results & ndash; 6 & deg; (Skate Canada 2014) Attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 1 (sixth place) end - 0
5) ENG & ndash; Valetina marchei (29) / Ondrej Hotarek (31) standing world & ndash; 23 & deg; to debut
6) AUT - Miriam Ziegler (21) / Severin KIEFER (25) standing world & ndash; 15 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 2 wins & ndash; 0 podiums & ndash; 0 best results & ndash; 8 & deg; (On two occasions) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; Final 0 - 0
7) RUS - Evgenia Tarasova (20) / Vladimir MOROZOV (22) standing world & ndash; 7 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 2 wins & ndash; 0 podiums & ndash; 2 (0 | 1 | 1) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 1 (with a third place in 2014) end & ndash; 0
8) CAN - Meagan DUHAMEL (29) / Eric RADFORD (30) standing world & ndash; 1 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 9 wins & ndash; 2 podiums & ndash; 8 (2 | 3 | 3) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 0 end & ndash; 4 (with a victory in 2014)
Dall''anno start of the Grand Prix, Russia & egrave; the country which received the largest number of successes (8) at Skate Canada. Germany has 5 statements, while China and Canada have imposed on 3 occasions. Success & egrave; It was conquered by & rsquo; Italy. The Germans Savchenko / Szolkowy hold the record of victories being able to win four editions.
DANCE & nbsp; (Order of descent on the track)
The couple pi & ugrave; young race, averaging between the various et & agrave; of the two components, & egrave; the US formed by brothers Shibutani, while the pi & ugrave; Seniors are Canadians Kaitlyn Weaver and Andrew Poje, who also have the highest number of appearances. The only newcomers are the Danes Laurence Fournier Beaudry / Nikolaj Sorensen.
1) CAN - Elisabeth PARADIS (23) / Francois-Xavier OUELLETTE (23) standing world & ndash; 33 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 2 wins & ndash; 0 podiums & ndash; 0 best results & ndash; 4 & deg; (2014 Skate America) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 1 (with a seventh place in 2014) end & ndash; 0
2) RUS & ndash; Ekaterina Bobrova (25) & ndash; Dmitri Soloviev (26) standing world & ndash; 27 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix - 14 wins - 3 podiums & ndash; 8 (3 | 4 | 1) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 3 (with a fourth place in 2009) end & ndash; 4 (never on the podium)
3) DEN - Laurence FOURNIER BEAUDRY (23) / Nikolaj Sorensen (26) standing world & ndash; 23 & deg; to debut
4) RUS - MONKO Ksenia (22) / Kirill KHALIAVIN (24) standing world & ndash; 12 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 5 wins & ndash; 0 podiums & ndash; 1 (0 | 1 | 0) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 1 (with a fourth place in 2014) final - 0
5) CAN & ndash; PAUL Alexandra (24) / Mitchell Islam (25) standing world & ndash; 11 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 7 wins & ndash; 0 podiums & ndash; 0 best results & ndash; 4 & deg; (Skate Canada, 2010) Attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 2 (with a fourth place in 2010) final - 0
6) ENG - Charl & egrave; GUIGNARD (26) / Marco Fabbri (27) standing world & ndash; 9 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 4 wins & ndash; 0 podiums & ndash; 0 best results & ndash; 5 & ​​deg; (Twice) attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; 1 & deg; (With a seventh place in 2013) final - 0
7) USA - Maia Shibutani (21) / Alex Shibutani (24) standing world & ndash; 3 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 10 wins & ndash; 1 podiums & ndash; 9 (1 | 3 | 5) attendance at Skate Canada - final 0 - 2
8) CAN - Kaitlyn WEAVER (26) / Andrew Poje (28) standing world & ndash; 1 & deg; appearances in Grand Prix & ndash; 17vittorie & ndash; 2podi & ndash; 11 (2 | 3 | 6) Attendance at Skate Canada & ndash; & Nbsp; 5 (with one win and four podiums in total) final & ndash; 4 (with a victory in 2014)
Seven nations have won a success at Skate Canada since there is the Grand Prix circuit. Canada boasts 14 wins, while Bulgaria, France, Lithuania, Russia, the United States and Ukraine have collected un''affermazione. The record holders for successes are Canadians Virtue / Moir with 5 wins. However, taking into account the previous years to the birth of the Grand Prix, even Bourne / Kraatz were imposed on 5 occasions.
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