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Gorgeous, he definitely has a lot to work with besides good looks he has flow, beautiful lines, and nice jumps when completed. 
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No, my source says 3F/3T., 2A & 2Lz.
Go Jeremy go!
Go Jeremy go!
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I don't know what keeps CBC from streaming live or at least broadcast sooner this time. Always complications with American rights.
J10 had sloppy jumps but I assume he skated well. Right?
61.37 into first for now. Not bad for 1st international event in almost 2 years with all the injuries.
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GREAT JOB from Christopher Caluza of the Phillipines, wow you should've seen his face when he did the 3/3 (what a moment!) and he was so overjoyed he almost fell on his footwork, lol, but all his jumps were great, including the 3A and 3R. 
And the music & costume to "Tango Assassins" was right on the mark. 
And the music & costume to "Tango Assassins" was right on the mark. 
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I loved this tough little fireball, Christopher Caluza from Ph.
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Into 2nd and he seemed disappointed, I don't blame him, but he needs more rep points.
Well he did a 2A, even if with a spread eagle entry.
I feel J10 is underscored in PCS which is slightly lower then his TES with sloppy jumps. I know he can skate beautifully.
I'm not really into Mark Webster of AUS program, rather am musing about the fireball (how apt, Spun Silver, ITA) Christopher Caluza's program. I felt like telling him "don't worry, little one, don't worry, it will come in time, you just need more international exposure & experience", but if he keeps skating like this he should definitely move up in the standings.
Btw, I remembered the name of the USA girl that was trying the 3A at Nationals just a few years ago ~ Bulanghai ~ but can't recall her first name? Both she & that one girl in pairs will be representing the Phillipines either this year or next IIRC.
Btw, I remembered the name of the USA girl that was trying the 3A at Nationals just a few years ago ~ Bulanghai ~ but can't recall her first name?
Both she & that one girl in pairs will be representing the Phillipines either this year or next IIRC.
No way -- Caluzza should be at least in front of JTen. Have to chalk that up to Philippines not having anywhere near as strong a federation as Canada. Unbelievable, but also unsurprising.
Gosh, why do skaters pick Sherlock Holmes music after RDornbush skated to it so definitively last season -- so far no one has done that program music better. Be inspired, yes, but choose different music, or at least do it better -- otherwise, why bother?
Gosh, why do skaters pick Sherlock Holmes music after RDornbush skated to it so definitively last season -- so far no one has done that program music better. Be inspired, yes, but choose different music, or at least do it better -- otherwise, why bother?
And I know for sure he only did a 2A, but everything else was fine. 
Btw, I remembered the name of the USA girl that was trying the 3A at Nationals just a few years ago ~ Bulanghai ~ but can't recall her first name?
Actually, both Melissa Bulanhagui and Christopher Caluza are representing the Phillippines this year, but previously competed at US Nationals.
Thanks, jaylee, I *do* remember Melissa Bulanhagui b/c I was following her trajectory with the 3A and was hoping she would succeed with it at Nationals. But I don't recall Christopher Caluza at all. Both will be missed, and I wish them good luck. As well as that girl that will be presenting the Philliipines with her parnter next year in pairs.
As well as that girl that will be presenting the Philliipines with her parnter next year in pairs.
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Ice Musings says 2A.
I honestly didn't understand J10's high score. The jumps were iffy and he didn't sell it.
I had to go let my husband in (locked him out accidentally) so missed Juan but man, he out-Weirs Johnny. And the hair on the men this year is so stylish. It's Johnny's and Dai's influence.
I honestly didn't understand J10's high score. The jumps were iffy and he didn't sell it.
I had to go let my husband in (locked him out accidentally) so missed Juan but man, he out-Weirs Johnny. And the hair on the men this year is so stylish. It's Johnny's and Dai's influence.
... Christopher Caluza's program. I felt like telling him "don't worry, little one, don't worry, it will come in time, you just need more international exposure & experience", but if he keeps skating like this he should definitely move up in the standings.
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Nice sentiment, Nadine, and I see you mean it sincerely, but it sounds a little bit patronizing too, especially in the way of your phrasing. I would have to say, "Great skate, Christopher Caluzza! You deserved better in the scoring, but be proud and remember all you can do is keep improving and doing your best out there, and learning. You can't control what the judges do, but if you concentrate on yourself and always do your best, the better marks will come. But don't ever let what the judges decide get you down."
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