Brittany Jones and Joshua Reagan form a new pair of artistic

Brittany Jones e Joshua Reagan formano una nuova coppia di artistico
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Brittany Jones and Joshua Reagan form a new pair of artistic

Continue the "fibrillation" in the movement of pairs of artistic North America, where separations and births of new couples are now a number of years'' s agenda.

In the last hours was the official new partnership between Brittany Jones, seventeen year old Canadian, and Joshua Reagan, almost twenty-four U.S.. The pair, born to the truth in the summer, is entered in the Western Ontario Sectional Championships, to be held in Niagara Falls in the early days of November. For Reagan, Texas DeSoto, this is the fourth change of partner in the last year and a half''. Abandoned, in fact, in the spring of 2012 by Ashley Cain, determined to devote himself only to the individual, had initially tried to pair with Caitlin Yankowskas, in turn vacated by John Coughlin that he preferred Caydee Denney. However, due to an injury suffered in training just to Reagan, the partnership has never taken off to the point that Yankowskas / Reagan have never been able to take part in any competition before giving up the two stages of the Grand Prix, which had been assigned and then to the national championships. In late April, Reagan annciato the birth of a new union with competitive Becky Bereswill, but after a couple of months it was decided by mutual agreement to postpone. Brittany Jones, however, after having skated alongside Curtis Gaskell for four seasons, he played the'' last year in tandem with Ian Beharry, finishing sixth in the Junior World Championships in Milan. The association Jones / Reagan decided to compete for Canada in such a way as not to stand there for a season. The two skaters, clearly not eligible to take part in the Olympic Games in pairs, are trained by the spouses Wirtz in Kitchener in Ontario, where among others also work the neo-record holders Canadians Kirsten Moore-Towers/Dylan Moscovtich.
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