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Japanese Jr Nationals

NMURA

Medalist
Joined
Jul 14, 2010
November 26-27, Hachinohe

offical results (JPN)(ENG)

There's no online live results this year. Following is what I found on twitter.

Junior men SP
1 Keiji Tanaka 62.99 3A 2F-3T 3Lz stepout
2 Ryuichi Kihara 62.14 2A 3S-3T 3Lz
3 Shoma Uno 61.56 3Lz 3F-2T 2A
4 Yoji Tsuboi 60.54 3T-3T 3A 3Lz fall
5 Sei Kawahara 58.88 3A fall 3F-3T 3Lz
6 Ryuju Hino 57.51 3A fall 3Lo-3T 3Lz
7 Takaya Hashizume 52.46
8 Jun Suzuki 47.43
9 Hiroaki Sato 46.39
10 Kosuke Watabe 45.68
11 Kazuki Tomono 43.47
12 Shu Nakamura 42.19
13 Kohei Yoshino 42.10
14 Sota Yamamoto 41.62
15 Taichiro Yamakuma 41.00
16 Eiki Hattori 40.62
17 Daichi Miyata 40.45
18 Kento Kajita 39.99
19 Masato Kimura 39.43
20 Takayuki Yamamoto 39.38
21 Takumi Yamamoto 39.34
22 Ryoichi Yuasa 38.84
23 Hidetsugu Kamata 38.41
24 Kyohei Uetake 38.39
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25 Hiroki Honda 38.32
26 Yoji Nakano 37.77
27 Ryota Katada 37.45
28 Taichi Honda 36.97
29 Jun'ya Watanabe 32.97
30 Masataka Nakajima 31.81
 

NMURA

Medalist
Joined
Jul 14, 2010
Junior ladies SP
1 Satoko Miyahara 56.76 3F-3T 3Lz 2A
2 Haruna Suzuki 53.22 3F-2T 3Lz 2A
3 Kako Tomotaki 52.08 3Lz 3F-2T 2A
4 Miu Sato 51.52 3T-3T 1Lz 2A
5 Hinano Isobe 49.50 3F-3T<? 3Lz 2A
6 Miyabi Oba 49.34 3Lo-2T 3Lz 2A
7 Risa Shoji 49.30 3S-3T 3Lz<? 2A
8 Mei Ito 46.22
9 Mayako Matsuno 45.22
10 Satomi Akuzawa 44.12
11 Yukiko Fujisawa 43.96
12 Ayana Yasuhara 43.88
13 Yuka Nagai 43.86
14 Honoka Kawanishi 43.12
15 Yuka Toyama 43.06
16 Mayu Tajiri 42.96
17 Yura Matsuda 42.90
18 Saya Ueno 42.54
19 Eriko Yamakuma 41.94
20 Nana Matsushima 41.86
21 Miyu Nakashio 41.50
22 Takana Ito 41.18
23 Rin Nitaya 41.02
24 Sakura Yamada 41.00
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25 Riona Kato 40.74
26 Mayu Kushida 40.12
27 Misachi Fujiwara 39.12
28 Akari Katagiri 37.56
29 Mio Suzuki 37.30
30 Uruha Takahashi 34.62

We can say Miyahara has practically won the title. JGP finalist Shoji is out of the final flight. Oba landed her first triple (f)lutz in a competition. I feel sorry for Riona Kato. All four novices made it to the free.
 
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malo42

On the Ice
Joined
Mar 1, 2010
Thanks for the results. I'm happy for Miyahara but I hope Risa can pull up and finish on the podium after the FS. Also I hope Keiji can keep his lead.
 

NMURA

Medalist
Joined
Jul 14, 2010
Junior men final standing
1 Ryuju Hino 57.51 131.43 188.94
2 Keiji Tanaka 62.99 124.81 187.80
3 Ryuichi Kihara 62.14 125.54 187.68
4 Sei Kawahara 58.88 114.68 173.56
5 Shoma Uno 61.56 111.90 173.46
6 Yoji Tsuboi 60.54 107.93 168.47
7 Jun Suzuki 47.43 108.59 156.02
8 Takaya Hashizume 52.46 99.45 151.91
9 Kazuki Tomono 43.47 97.63 141.10
10 Hiroaki Sato 46.39 90.12 136.51
11 Sota Yamamoto 41.62 90.98 132.60
12 Shu Nakamura 42.19 90.37 132.56
13 Kohei Yoshino 42.10 88.52 130.62
14 Kosuke Watabe 45.68 83.92 129.60
15 Kento Kajita 39.99 84.30 124.29
16 Ryoichi Yuasa 38.84 83.41 122.25
17 Eiki Hattori 40.62 79.37 119.99
18 Hidetsugu Kamata 38.41 81.19 119.60
19 Daichi Miyata 40.45 77.85 118.30
20 Masato Kimura 39.43 73.60 113.03
21 Kyohei Uetake 38.39 74.54 112.93
22 Takumi Yamamoto 39.34 71.99 111.33
23 Taichiro Yamakuma 41.00 68.73 109.73
24 Takayuki Yamamoto 39.38 69.61 108.99

Congratulations Ryuju Hino. This could be called an upset. In the final group, everyone except Tanaka skated (almost) cleanly. The top 3 will be sent to junior worlds. Uno is surely for youth olympics. I'm not sure who is the next eligible one.
 

malo42

On the Ice
Joined
Mar 1, 2010
Oh Keiji... at least he did better than last year, a LOT better.

I was hoping that Fujisawa could do better this year too but she did even worse than last year :cry:
 

NMURA

Medalist
Joined
Jul 14, 2010
Junior ladies final standing
1 Satoko Miyahara 56.76 115.41 172.17
2 Kako Tomotaki 52.08 101.34 153.42
3 Risa Shoji 49.30 102.39 151.69
4 Haruna Suzuki 53.22 97.70 150.92
5 Miyabi Oba 49.34 98.68 148.02
6 Miu Sato 51.52 86.96 138.48
7 Hinano Isobe 49.50 86.85 136.35
8 Mei Ito 46.22 90.02 136.24
9 Mayako Matsuno 45.22 83.71 128.93
10 Satomi Akuzawa 44.12 84.03 128.15
11 Ayana Yasuhara 43.88 83.82 127.70
12 Honoka Kawanishi 43.12 79.20 122.32
13 Rin Nitaya 41.02 80.17 121.19
14 Yukiko Fujisawa 43.96 76.15 120.11
15 Miyu Nakashio 41.50 77.60 119.10
16 Sakura Yamada 41.00 77.67 118.67
17 Saya Ueno 42.54 75.65 118.19
18 Yuka Nagai 43.86 74.22 118.08
19 Yuka Toyama 43.06 73.33 116.39
20 Takana Ito 41.18 74.17 115.35
21 Nana Matsushima 41.86 73.30 115.16
22 Mayu Tajiri 42.96 71.57 114.53
23 Yura Matsuda 42.90 71.24 114.14
24 Eriko Yamakuma 41.94 66.63 108.57

Sorry, Fujisawa couldn't pull up. She'll be at Golden Spin in next month. I'm afraid that would be her last international competition.
 

NMURA

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Jul 14, 2010
Hino 3A+3T 3F(e) 3Lz+2T 3Lo 3A 3S+2T+2Lo 3Lz 2A perfect (TES 72.93)
Tanaka 3F 1A 3A+2T 3Lo 3F+2T 3Lz(e) 3S+2T+2Lo 3T<<
Kihara 3Lz+2T 2A 3Lo 3S+3T 3Lz 3Lo+2T+2T 3F(e) 2A clean
Kawahara 3A< 3F+3T(e) 3Lz 3Lo 3Lz+2T 3S 3F(e) 2A+2T almost clean
Uno 3Lz(e) 2A+3T< 3F 3Lo< 2A 3Lo+2T 3F<<+2T<<+ 3S<

Miyahara 3Lz+3T 3Lo 3F 3S 2A+3T 3Lz+2T+2T 2A perfect (TES 64.37)
Tomotaki 3Lo+2A+SEQ 3F+2T+2Lo 3Lz(e) 3T 3Lo 3S 2A+1T almost clean
Shoji 3S+3T+2T 3Lz<(e) 2A+3T 3F< 3Lo< 3S 2A visibly clean but as expected...
Suzuki 3F+2T 3Lz(e) 2A+2T 3F< fall 3Lo 3S+2T 2A
Oba 3S+2T 2A+3T 3Lz(e) 3S 3Lo+2T 3Lo 2A clean
Sato 3Lz 1A+2T 3F<(e) 3Lz< fall 2A+2T+2T 3T 3S
Isobe 3Lz<(e)+2T 3F 3T< fall 2A+3T< 3S<+2T+2Lo 3Lz<(e) 2A
 

malo42

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Mar 1, 2010
It's good that Miyahara didn't get any < but I worry about her small jumps, the international judges aren't so easy on her. Her strong performance here makes me happy though because usually she doesn't do her best at nats.
 

NMURA

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Jul 14, 2010
As for under-rotation and edge calls, I think they are rather strict even compared to international standards. Shoji's chronic UR on lutz/flip/loop are often overlooked internationally but they are 100% marked < at Japanese competitions in this season. She must be frustrated. On the other hand, I can imagine Miyahara has made utmost efforts to decrease URs.

It's quite clear now that the JSF is backing Miyahara as #1 for junior worlds, or even as a possible contender at Sochi olympics. Considering Murakami's lackluster GP results, Miyahara has a very good chance to win a medal at senior nationals.
 

NMURA

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Broadcast on Fuji TV フジテレビ today

December 12th 1:05- JST (11th 16:05- GMT)

You can watch on Keyhole TV.
 
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