Brandon Mroz Stays an Even Course

"I'm working hard on the quad Salchow," Mroz said, "and I'm going through all my jumps to be sure they're solid. I'm working on some new combinations, triple flip-triple loop and triple loop-triple toe. I can do a quad toe-double toe and quad toe-triple toe in training. They're not too hard."

"I got my first quad toe on my 17th birthday," he added. "I gave myself a high five. The quad toe has been consistent all year in my long program. I'm really comfortable with it, so I might try a quad combination in the short next year. I'll have to be at least 75 to 80 percent consistent with it."

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