Figure Skating - Autumn Classic International 2015
Skate Canada
The second edition of & rsquo; Autumn Classic International, hosted by the & rsquo; Allandale Recreation Centre in Barrie, & egrave; It was characterized by the totality & agrave; of successes achieved by athletes who train between Ontario and Quebec. In fact, all & rsquo; statement obtained yesterday by the Korean Cha in test junior male, were added victories today Amanda Stan, Duhamel / Radford, Elizabet Turzynabaeva and Orford / Hill, in & rsquo; waiting to know who among Yuzuru Hanyu and Nam Nguyen imporr & agrave ; in & rsquo; last race still in progress.
Friday 16 October 2015 14 minutes reading time
PAIRS OF ARTISTIC
Respecting the obvious prediction Eve, Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford defended the title won last year by imposing huge margin in both segments of the competition. In the free program, the reigning world champions, took to the track to the tune of & ldquo; & rdquo Hometown Glory; Adele, have revealed further progress in the process of artistic development undertaken for years, but, often, wrongly underestimated. From the technical point of view, not & egrave; lack the will & agrave; to dare, but, in & rsquo; occasion, have not been all plain sailing as the two ambitious attempts launched quadruple jumps are not gone well. Duhamel / Radford, after a bad fall on the quadruple salchow, have, in fact, had problems during the launch of the lutz performing one rotation. In any case, Th & agrave; the simple fact that he pushed so & Igrave; away with the intentions represented a historic moment for the discipline. For the rest, the Canadian couple has impressed for punctuality & agrave; highlighted on each item from a fine triple twist, through the difficult jumps in parallel (combination triple lutz and triple toe loop / double toe loop / double toe loop), and coming to the lifts, now first class.
Americans Marissa Castelli / Mervin Tran, fellow traning winners, ended the test in second position with a gap to the next forty-five lengths. In the free program, they have alternating light and shadow. On the positive side, they are worthy of mention lifts, reverse frame in the first place, and the twist, definitely improved compared to the previous appearances. Negative, stand out, however, jumps in parallel, certainly ambitious, but ended with disastrous results. In terms of the cast, the triple salchow & egrave; It was performed in a fine, but & egrave; It was still accompanied by a double lutz, rather element & ldquo; light & rdquo; for those wishing to point to the leadership of the movement of stars and stripes.
The podium & egrave; It was completed by the Americans novices in international Jessica Pfund / Joshua Santillan, who stole the & rsquo; eye on the jumps in parallel (triple toe loop and a & rsquo; unpublished sequence triple salchow / double axel) and the cast (triple Rittberger and triple salchow). Obviously, for both speed & agrave; for quality & agrave; overall skating, the comparison with the couples trained by the team Gauthier / Marcotte & egrave not; when feasible, but the basics, the l & agrave; Never lift more & rdquo; rudimentary & rdquo ;, they have seemed intriguing.
Next, they placed the Canadian couples Brittany Jones / Joshua Reagan, shipwrecked in the free program between jumps in parallel only double, falls on the cast and lifting messy, and Hayleigh Bell / Rudi Swiegers, which was frankly difficult to ask for something more & ugrave; in the debut race.
FINAL STANDINGS
1) CAN - Meagan DUHAMEL / Eric RADFORD222.61 (68.97 | 133.64) 2) USA - Marissa CASTELLI / Mervin TRAN177.86 (62.07 | 115.79) 3) USA - Jessica PFUND / Joshua SANTILLAN149.25 (50.52 | 98.73) 4) CAN - Brittany JONES / Joshua REAGAN144.55 (52.74 | 91.81) 5) CAN - Hayleigh BELL / Rudi SWEIGERS135.43 (48.19 | 87.24)
SECTOR FEMALE SENIOR
Fifteen Kazakh Elizabet Tursynbaeva clinched the first win of his career in a senior competition level B, arguing in the free program a clear superiority & agrave; on more technical & ugrave; navigate opponents. L & rsquo; student of Brian Orser performed two double axel and seven triple jumps, including a lutz landed with a step-out, standing out for the quality & agrave; spinning tops. In particular, in the recent past, & egrave; appeared decidedly more & ugrave; Quick on the ice with obvious benefits on the evaluation of the program components. Furthermore, the fact to resubmit run-free last season, choreographed by David Wilson to the tune of & ldquo; Papa, Can You Hear Me? & Rdquo ;, is proving to be a strong point for the & rsquo; ambitious teenager Asian, who nevertheless raised the technical rate by adding a second triple lutz and placing both combinations closed by triple toe loop in the second half & agrave; of music.
Tursynabaeva, high little more & ugrave; balustrade, preceded the advanced Japanese Haruka Imai, author for more than two minutes of a performance of high school, but then lowered into coincidence of the last elements of jumps, landed with obvious worries. The twenty-two of Tokyo, but now stationed in Niigata prefecture, showed major improvements focused on the jumps managed to complete both triple flip that triple lutz. In key victory, Fatal & egrave; revealed a landing on two feet of the second triple flip, double degraded properly. It remains, however, the satisfaction for going close to completing two double axel and seven triple jumps, made tutt & rsquo; nothing but banal looking to the recent past.
The podium & egrave; He completed by nineteen Angela Wang, only North American in the race to have shown good consistency in both programs and, cos & Igrave; Imai as, or almost as & eacute; impeccable in the first two minutes of free, open to a sumptuous triple Rittberger performed with both arms raised, which was followed by a combination triple lutz / triple toe loop. The US awarded the feedback pi & ugrave; high on each item of the program components, lost any chance & agrave; victory leaving serious points on the plate because of & rsquo; missed appointment with a triple toe loop and a triple salchow in the second half & agrave; of music.
The top three remained enclosed within a little more & ugrave; seven points. Rather detached, however, all other, governed by US Tyler Pierce, who has had the better of the widely progressed Canadian Roxanne Rheault, not riconfermatasi segment pi & ugrave; long race on the excellent levels of the short program.
FINAL 1) KAZ - Elizabet TURSYNBAYEVA179.72 (59.23 | 120.49) 2) JPN - Haruka IMAI174.89 (58.17 | 116.72) 3) USA - Angela WANG172.36 (59.49 | 112.87) 4) USA - Tyler PIERCE158.27 ( 55.31 | 102.96) 5) CAN - Roxanne RHEAULT142.72 (57.98 | 85.74) 6) USA - Amber GLENN122.28 (52.08 | 70.20) 7) BRA - Isadora Marie WILLIAMS117.78 (47.67 | 70.11) 8) PHI - Frances Clare UNTALAN113.96 (43.44 | 70.52) 9) Sonia LAFUENTE95.82 (34.32 | 61.50) 10) MEX - Aislin ROSADO89.73 (27.85 | 61.88) 11) TPE - Levana WU78.16 (28.39 | 49.77) 12) TPE - Lena WU74.07 (28.13 | 45.94)
DANCE
Canadians Nicole Orford and Asher Hill, & nbsp; after a few months from & rsquo; beginning of their partnership, they could not hope for a better debut on the international stage. Students of Carol Lane and Juris Razgulajevs, after the victory of measurement obtained in the short-dance, have literally made the vacuum in free dance, skated on the notes of the soundtrack of the film & ldquo; The Theory of Everything & rdquo ;, obtaining immediate score of international importance. The couple stationed in Ontario, today impeccable on twizzle and inflicted a detachment of more than fourteen points chase group to set measurement from training partners Andreanne Poulin / Marc-Andre Servant, edged up from fourth place on the short-dance.
Behind the couples home, they stood novices US Karina Manta / Joseph Johnson, who, despite a fall of Manta on the sequence of steps in a circle, they were able to resist the return of pi & ugrave; quoted countrymen Danielle Thomas / Daniel Eaton, penalized by a ride on Thomas vacuum twizzle, today again tricky for most associations in the race.
FINAL STANDINGS
1) CAN - Nicole ORFORD / Asher HILL146.63 (54.58 | 92.05) 2) CAN - Andreanne POULIN / Marc-Andre SERVANT132.35 (50.02 | 82.33) 3) USA - Karina MANTA / Joseph JOHNSON131.89 (52.89 | 79.00) 4) USA - Danielle THOMAS / Daniel EATON131.56 (51.33 | 80.23) 5) CZE - MANSOUR Courtney / Michael CESKA122.55 (48.08 | 74.47) 6) ESP - Celia ROBLEDO / Luis FENERO109.99 (44.93 | 65.06) 7) LTU - Taylor TRAN / Saulius AMBRULEVICIUS98.56 & nbsp; (37.45 | 61.11) 8) AUS - Emily PIKE / Patrick ADDERLEY82.90 (30.10 | 52.80)
AREA JUNIOR FEMALE
The junior women's race & egrave; He was won by fourteen Romanian school Canadian Amanda Stan (130.46), who beat by just one hundredth the landlord Alicia Pineault (130.45). & nbsp; The podium & egrave; It was completed by the Canadian McKenna Colthorp (129.25), able to get the better of compatriot Alexis Dion (127.65). Overall, l & rsquo; equilibrium reigned supreme and the technical rate & egrave; It was higher in the free program than the disappointing short on Tuesdays & Igrave ;.
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