Figure skating - Skate Canada 2015
ISU
The US Ashey Wagner dominated the short program of Skate Canada posing a serious threat to the ultimate success.
Friday 30 October 2015 8 minutes reading time
The twenty-four coached by Rafael Aratunian received a deserved standing ovation from the crowd dell''Enmax Centre in Lethbridge, who was able to attend a live performance dall''elevato technically and artistically. In particular, the program choreographed by Shae Lynn Bourne on the song "Hip Hip Chin Chin" is & egrave; revealed tailored to enhance the maturity & agrave; interpretative dell''atleta, who, for his part, has revealed the physical condition necessary for pattinarlo at a rapid pace from the first second on the top. Nell''occasione, Wagner performed simultaneously the best elements of jumping and spinning tops pi & ugrave; convincing of his career for the first time breaking through the 'coveted threshold of seventy points. The national champion in office, now the author of a remarkable combination triple flip / triple toe loop, & egrave; It was by far the best of each item of the program components, but, as seen on the track, he could even aspire to something more & ugrave; compared to 33.66 final. In terms of femininity & agrave; and sensuality & agrave ;, today had no rivals.
Surprisingly, the Japanese rookie Yuka Nagai & egrave; hoisted into second place proving the 'only way to keep up with the winner on the technical side. & nbsp; The sixteen year old Tokyo, separated by seven points off the pace, completed un''ottima combination triple lutz / triple toe loop and & egrave; also stood for quality & agrave; of steps and spins. The 'one small slip covered the triple Rittberger preceded by a step quite far.
The pi & ugrave; sailed compatriot Kanako Murakami won the third place, despite a simple axel and the triple combination toe loop / triple toe loop has been judged under rotated the second jump. The 'student of Machiko Yamada & egrave; It was for & ograve; encyclopedic sequence of steps and has made a good triple flip over to spinning tops quality & agrave; contains the detachment from Nagai in less than four points.
The 'waiting hostess Kaetlyn Osmond, filed a start with a bang characterized dall''esecuzione combination of triple flip / triple toe loop and triple lutz preceded by step, & egrave; fall disastrously sull''atterraggio dell''ingresso in jumping fliyng camel losing the 'element and also giving the' impression of having suffered a blow both physically and psychologically. Next, & egrave ;, in fact, came also a fall on a double axel. The nineteen year stationed in Edmonton & egrave ;, however, managed to save the fourth helped by one of the programs in absolute best built and most & ugrave; rich in transitional passages.
The Russian Elizaveta Tuktamysheva you & egrave; had to settle for seventh place, it suffers from a day colorless elements of jump. The world champion, after having given up the triple axel to perform a less expensive double axel, missed the 'appointment with the triple lutz, completing only two rotations, and botched sull''atterragio of both jumps of combination triple toe loop / triple toe loop. Beyond the & agrave; technical problems, the program & egrave; He seemed far from its final shape and the edges and enrich in different parts.
The ranks of the disappointed also includes US Polina Edmunds, fifth because of a few jumps under rotated too, without forgetting un''approssimativa construction of the top and combined un''esecuzione wrong from the flying camel, the Russian Alena Leonova, tenth by falls at the end of the combination triple toe loop / triple toe loop and triple flip degraded twice from the panel, and the fifteen-Kazakh Elizabet Turzynbaeva, away from the squared circle and remained focused on the jumps without combination.
FEMALE SHORT PROGRAM RANKING
1) USA - Ashley WAGNER70.73 (37.07 | 33.66) & nbsp; PB2) JPN - Yuka NAGAI63.35 (35.80 | 27.55) & nbsp; PB3) JPN - Kanako Murakami & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 59.79 (29.56 | 30.23) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 4) CAN - Kaetlyn OSMOND59.21 (32.07 | 29.14) - 2.00 & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 5) USA - Polina EDMUNDS & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 56.85 (26.92 | 29.93) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 6) SWE - Joshi HELGESSON56.26 (28.95 | 27.31) 7) RUS - Elizaveta TUKTAMYSHEVA55.37 (24.31 | 31.06) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 8) CAN - Gabrielle DALEMAN & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 54.13 (26.71 | 27.42) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 9) CAN - Veronik MALLET52.17 (27.66 | 24.51) 10) RUS - Alena LEONOVA52.08 (25.87 | 29.21) - 3.0011) SWE - Isabelle OLSSON50.23 (25.73 | 24.50) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 12) KAZ - Elizabet TURSYNBAEVA49.84 (24.93 | 25.91) - 1:00
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