figure skating - Junior World Championships 2016
Flavio Valle
The World Championships in figure skating juniors, hosted by F & ouml; nix Arena in Debrecen, opened its doors with the men's short program, a segment that has seen the race at the starting line thirty athletes.
Wednesday 16 March 2016 10 minutes reading time
Despite the absences forced the US Nathan Chen and Japanese Sota Yamamoto, the level of competition & egrave; was on average higher as evidenced by the proliferation of personal records and in some cases even national. However, did not cos & igrave; habitual at junior level, the first nine Ranked have perfectly executed triple axel.
The partial success & egrave; He went to the sixteen year old Russian Dmitri Aliev, top of the hill for the first time in his career over eighty points. The favorite of the day before you & egrave; Distinguished for the 'undisputed quality & agrave; of the jumps and, in particular, he has completed the best triple axel of the competition. The 'Evgeni Rukavtsin student has performed well in the second half & agrave; the music is the triple flip preceded by step that the triple combination lutz / triple toe loop, but left some points on the plate because of the lost levels here and there & agrave; of spins and steps. Aliev preceded only quarantatr & egrave; the seventeen cents countryman Alexander Samarin, author of the best technical score of the day despite the regret for an input of flying sit without an obvious leap.
In third place, complete with a new national record, you & egrave; certificate, the sixteen year old Latvian Deniss Vasiljevs, best of the lot of steps and spins, and nell''occasione, able to complete with no particular worries triple axel. The 'Alexei Urmanov student did also score the most & ugrave feedback; high on the program's components, but & egrave; He was detached from the summit of a couple of points because of un''incertezza coinciding of the combination, closed by a double toe loop instead & egrave; triple.
Afterwards, they were placed nell''ordine the American Vincent Zhou, fifteen coached by Tom Zakrajšek, the eighteen year old Frenchman Kevin Aymoz, distinguished for the 'height of jump elements, and the US sixteen Tomoki Hiwatashi, all united by' ' running a program without smudging noteworthy awarded a technical feedback over forty points.
It deserves to be remarked the seventh Korean Jun Hwan Cha, one of the three most & ugrave skaters; young people in the race. The fourteen Seoul, coached by Brian Orser in Toronto since last spring, has well completed all jump elements proving to have finally mastered the triple axel, admirably completed today. Took to the track on the demanding inflated known as the & ldquo; Danse Macabre & rdquo; Camille Saint-Saens, had the great merit of not losing too much ground on program components than opponents much more & ugrave; navigated. On top of a thick absolute performance, & egrave; It came also the new national record ripped Jin Seo Kim, Korean only one to have crossed above the threshold of the seventy points.
Best attempted by the 'blue Matteo Rizzo, who did not disappoint the expectations of the vigil. The seventeen year old registered with Ice-Lab has filed a brilliant eleventh failing to react to a character opening words tutt''altro from easy. The deputy national champion, after saving with teeth the 'landing of the triple axel, judged short swing from the panel, he completed impeccably combination triple lutz / triple toe loop facing smoothly all the other elements. It remains the 'bitter taste for a missing position in the combined spinning top with flying change cost at least a point.
The free program will be held & agrave; Friday & igrave; starting from 18:00. The lights will be mainly aimed at Aliev and Samarin, called to bring to Russia a title that is missing for twelve years.
& Nbsp; STANDINGS SHORT PROGRAM
1) RUS - Dmitri ALIEV80.74 (42.95 | 37.79) PB2) RUS - Alexander SAMARIN80.31 (43.42 | 36.89) PB3) LAT - Deniss VASILJEVS78.78 (40.78 | 38.00) NR4) USA - Vincent ZHOU77.31 (42.67 | 34.64) PB5) FRA - Kevin AYMOZ75.53 (40.19 | 35.34) PB6) USA - Tomoki HIWATASHI74.97 (41.75 | 33.22) PB7) KOR - Jun Hwan CHA & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 74.38 (41.29 | 33.09) NR8) Nicolas NADEAU73.90 (38.68 | 35.22) 9) ISR - Daniel SAMOHIN71.27 (35.58 | 35.69) 10) CHN - He ZHANG70.85 (36.02 | 34.83) 11) ITA - Matthew RIZZO66.79 (32.55 | 34.24) 12) JPN - Shu NAKAMURA66.05 (36.62 | 29.43) PB13) RUS - Roman SAVOSIN64.00 (37.42 | 26.58) PB14) TPE - Chih-I TSAO63.42 (31.64 | 31.78) PB15 ) UKR - Yaroslav PANIOT62.56 (32.49 | 30.07) 16) CZE - Jiri Bělohradský & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 61.96 (32.96 | 29.00) PB & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 17) EST - Aleksandr SELEVKO60.91 (32.48 | 28.43) PB18) SUI - Nicola TODESCHINI59.59 (30.06 | 29.53) PB & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 19) JPN - Daichi MIYATA59.10 (28.17 | 30.93) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 20) JPN - Kazuki TOMONO58.33 (31.00 | 27.33) PB21) Sondre ODDVOLL BOE57.72 (27.61 | 30.11) 22) BLR - Yakau Zenko & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 57.67 (30.60 | 27.07) PB23) GBR - Josh BROWN & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 57.65 (30.50 | 27.15) PB24) GEO - Irakli MAYSURADZE56.87 (31.80 | 26.07) - 1:00 PB25) CHN - Tangxu LI53.20 (25.52 | 27.68) 26) CRO - Nicholas VRDOLJAK52.12 (27.37 | 24.75) 27 ) AUS - James MIN51.96 (28.03 | 24.93) - 1:00 PB28) ESP - Hector ALONSO SERRANO51.41 (25.44 | 25.97) PB29) KOR - If Jong BYUN50.67 (23:03 | 28.64) - 1.0030) AUT - Luc MAIERHOFER & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 50.27 (27.09 | 24.18) - 1:00 PB31) TUR - Basar OKTAR & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 48.65 (24.76 | 23.89) PB32) KAZ - Daniyar ADYLOV47.99 (25.17 | 23.82) - 1:00 PB33) FIN - Roman GALAY & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 45.47 (20:50 | 25.97) - 1.0034) ISR - Mark GORODNITSKY45.28 (22.36 | 22.92) & nbsp; PB35) SVK - Jakub KRSNAK43.19 (21.51 | 23.68) - 2.00 PB36) LAT - Glebs BASINS41.93 (20.18 | 22.75) - 1.0037) MAS - Kai Xiang CHEW39.77 (19.92 | 21.85) - 2.00 38) HUN - Mate BOROCZ37.16 (19:16 | 20:00) - 2.00 PB & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp;
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