After taking a quick look at Wikipedia, Fortin has always finished 14th at every senior-level Nats competition he has participated in.Originally Posted by blue_idealist
After taking a quick look at Wikipedia, Fortin has always finished 14th at every senior-level Nats competition he has participated in.
Last edited by siberia82; 01-23-2011 at 07:04 PM.
awww, that's too bad. I did enjoy his sp last night; i think he has tons of potential.
He singled his last axel, but I think he had to so it counted - he'd already done two.
Very disappointing. Hopefully he doesn't lose his world juniors spot.
Rogozine,
Yes, so many double jumps, including all the axels.
I think he should work on mental aspect of his programming. He lands a total of 3 triple jumps, and none of the landings were clean. Everyone in his team looked shocked beyond belief. This is Rogozine's Rachael Flatt moment in GPF.
Oh, I hadn't considered that.
too bad, i like Rogozine!
Andrei's LP score is 91.64, total 148.93, currently in 4th place.
Who else is eligible for JW besides Rogozine? Firus and...?
It's early and I'm already nervous for the final flight!
Hi Siberia82 and blue-idealist!
Whereas Ronald Lam just killed it.
Morais. Junior Shaquille Davis.
Ronald Lam,
3A, awesome
3lutz-3toe, nice
2loop,
3flip-2t-2t,
noisy blade,
3lutz, beautiful
3sal, out of nowhere
3flip-2toe,
circular step, again a bit slow,
crawl into 2a, Zhang moment
Crowd on their feet.
19 year old. I like to see more straight back.
117. moved into first.
Okay, does Marc Andre Craig look like Kurt Browning to anyone?
Lum did really well.
I can really see the COP effect as even the mid ranked skaters are doing footwork and packed program compared to the 6.0 era.
Ronald is first for now.
So I'm not the only one who thinks that?? :D
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