Duhamel / Radford and Angela Wang impose themselves in short programs of Barrie

Duhamel/Radford e Angela Wang si impongono nei programmi corti di Barrie
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Figure Skating - Autumn Classic International 2015

Duhamel / Radford and Angela Wang impose themselves in short programs of Barrie

On the second day of & rsquo; Autumn Classic International Barrie, you & egrave; ended the junior men's race and have played the first segments of the race of the senior competitions.

FEMALE SHORT PROGRAM L & rsquo; equilibrium reigned supreme in the women's short program. The partial success & egrave; He went to nineteen American Angela Wang, took to the track to the tune of & ldquo; Paint in Black & rdquo ;, reason also used last season and choreographed by Rachel Flatt. L & rsquo; student Christy Krall performed in opening a combination triple toe loop / triple toe loop, then he bungled on & rsquo; landing of specialty & agrave; of the house, a triple Rittberger with both arms raised, and has finally completed a double axel in the second half & agrave; of music. Wang preceded only twenty-six basis points fifteen-Kazakh Elizabet Turzynbaeva, author of the best technical score of the day thanks to the convincing performance of the combination triple lutz / triple toe loop and triple flip preceded by step. Fatal & egrave; revealed a trivial fall on a double axel under rotated, the daughter of a break completely wrong. In third place, with a gap from the top of slightly above, you & egrave; attested to the twenty-two Japanese Haruka Imai, best of the lot on the components of the program, but suffers from a problematic landing the combination triple salchow / triple toe loop, judged under rotated the second jump. Well, instead, the triple flip performed in the second half & agrave; of music. The revelation of the race & egrave; was, in effect, the Canadian twenties Roxanne Rheault, excellent fourth to one and a half by Wang in virt & ugrave; a smudge proof, characterized by a combination triple lutz / double toe loop, completed at the beginning, and a good combination of spins and steps. Next, you & egrave; placed the seventeen American Tyler Pierce, who, thanks to a step-load on the jump preceded by step, a Rittberger opened in flight, he lost the chance to bring home the temporary success. L & rsquo; student Kori Ade has completed a combination triple toe loop / triple toe loop and & egrave; distinguished for the quality & agrave; of the elements of spinning top. FEMALE SHORT PROGRAM RANKING 1) USA - Angela WANG59.49 (32.57 | 26.92) 2) KAZ - Elizabet TURSYNBAYEVA59.23 (34.43 | 25.80) - 1,003) JPN - Haruka IMAI58.17 (30.97 | 27.20) 4) CAN - Roxanne RHEAULT57 .98 (31.12 | 26.86) 5) USA - Tyler PIERCE55.31 (29.09 | 26.22) 6) USA - Amber GLENN52.08 (27.60 | 24.48) 7) BRA - Isadora Marie WILLIAMS47.67 (25.73 | 22.94) - 1008) PHI - Frances Clare UNTALAN43.44 (23.64 | 20.80) - 1,009) ESP - Sonia LAFUENTE34.32 (17:18 | 18:14) - 1.0010) TPE - Levana WU28.39 (13:25 | 16.14) - 1.0011) TPE - Lena WU28.13 ( 13:59 | 15:54) - 1.0012) MAX - Aislin ROSADO27.85 (13.73 | 16:12) - 2.00WD) ISR - Net SCHREIBERWD) ISR - Anastasia Kononenko & Nbsp; SHORT-DANCE Good debut for Canadians Nicole Orford / Asher Hill, who have established themselves in the short-dance by creating a vacuum on each item of the program components. Students of Carol Lane and Juris Razgulajevs missed the technical minimum for the World only sixty cents, but that effect had a negative level three got on the set of twizzles. Surprisingly, young Americans Karina Manta / Joseph Johnson together for about a year and a half, they got second place, claiming a clear superiority & agrave; technical than their opponents, evidenced in particular by the two levels four sequences obtained from Ravensburger Waltz and best twizzle race. The new association of school Zoueva Danielle Thomas / Daniel Eaton finished in third place and preceded narrowly Canadians Andreanne Poulin / Manc-Andre Servant. On the sidelines, it should be stressed as the only Manta / Johnson have managed to push the & rsquo; demanding technical minimum required to take part in the World Championships. RANKING SHORT DANCE 1) CAN - Nicole ORFORD / Asher HILL54.58 (28.40 | 26.18) 2) USA - Karina MANTA / Joseph JOHNSON52.89 (30.17 | 22.72) 3) USA - Danielle THOMAS / Daniel EATON51.33 (27.93 | 23:40) 4) CAN - Andreanne POULIN / Marc-Andre SERVANT50.02 (26.30 | 23.72) 5) CZE - MANSOUR Courtney / Michael CESKA48.08 (26.46 | 21.62) 6) ESP - Celia ROBLEDO / Luis FENERO44.93 (24.53 | 20:40) 7) LTU - Taylor TRAN / Saulius AMBRULEVICIUS37.45 (20:13 | 17:32) 8) AUS - Emily PIKE / Patrick ADDERLEY30.10 (15.60 | 14:50) & Nbsp; PAIRS OF ARTISTIC Respecting the obvious prediction of the eve of the reigning World Champions Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford have a place immediately & rsquo; mortgage on victory. However, proof of Canadian couple not & egrave; was impeccable because, after running a good triple twist, season after season increasingly & ugrave; high and safe, they made a mistake on the triple lutz in parallel, run double by Duhamel, and completed the triple lutz launched with a landing on two feet. Impeccable on the other elements of the couple and on the sequence of steps, they have created a vacuum on each item of the program components. Duhamel / Radford preceded by almost seven points mates training Marissa Castelli / Mervin Tran. The pair US flag & egrave; He was the author of a test weight, fouled by a landing with a step-out of Tran on triple salchow side by side and a second landing with step-out on the triple salchow launched. The provisional podium & egrave; It was completed by Canadian Brittany Jones / Joshua Reagan, who preceded novices US Jessica Pfund / Joshua Santillan. RANKING PROGRAM SHORT COUPLES 1) CAN - Meagan DUHAMEL / Eric RADFORD68.97 (34.43 | 34.54) 2) USA - Marissa CASTELLI / Mervin TRAN62.07 (32,41 | 29.66) 3) CAN - Brittany JONES / Joshua REAGAN52.74 (28.14 | 24.60) 4) USA - Jessica PFUND / Joshua SANTILLAN50.52 (26.50 | 24.02) 5) CAN - Hayleigh BELL / Rudi SWEIGERS48.19 (24.33 | 23.86) RACE JUNIOR MEN The junior men's race & egrave; It was dominated by the almost fourteen Korean Jun Hwan Cha (198.44), winner of both segments of the competition. In the free program, the new student of Brian Orser completed somehow two double axel and eight triple jumps, including an axel from & rsquo; landing complex and two lutz from wire suspicion. Second place & egrave; He went to the landlord Joseph Phan (167.85), chosen to defend the colors of Canadians in the second edition of the Winter Youth Olympic Games. & nbsp; The step pi & ugrave; the bottom of the podium & egrave; It was occupied by the British Brabyn Hugh-Jones (144.21). & Nbsp; At the end of the second day, missing only senior men short program, which will see & agrave; at the starting Yuzuru Hanyu and Nam Ngueyn.
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