Also note that the coverage is to go on for hours, and I think that it'll have lots of fluff for Mao. (That's how they ended up turning GPF ladies short into a 2 hour madness -- 1 hour of Mao fluff & 40 mins of real comp, taped delayed by 1 hour so that they can force Mao fluff on the audience who thought they were going to watch GPF short live.)Originally Posted by futureidol
Akiko and Mao's scores are not uncommon, for example:
Ashley has scored in the 60's for her SP at GPF, SA and TEB without a 3x3.
Caro has scored 70.13 for her SP at Italian Nationals without a 3x3.
Ladies FS first 2 groups
1 大庭雅 Miyabi Oba 42.23 101.66 143.89
2 庄司理紗 Risa Shoji 50.45 92.74 143.19
3 今井遥 Haruka Imai 47.30 90.62 137.92
4 中塩美悠 Miyu Nakashio 50.50 86.86 137.36
5 村元哉中 Kana Muramoto 47.49 87.59 135.08
6 上野沙耶 Saya Ueno 48.29 86.38 134.67
7 藤澤亮子 Yukiko Fujisawa 46.23 88.08 134.31
8 鈴木真梨 Mari Suzuki 47.75 84.32 132.07
9 細田采花 Ayaka Hosoda 43.84 86.16 130.00
10 那須野光 Hikaru Nasuno 44.59 76.73 121.32
11 國分紫苑 Shion Kokubun 46.09 68.88 114.97
12 鈴木沙耶 Saya Suzuki 41.90 67.89 109.79
I believe that Mao got a 67.95 at NHK without a 3/3 or a triple axel. That seems way too high to me--I don't think a skater should be able to get over 65 for a short without a 3/3, and definitely not without both a 3Lz and 3F-- but it's not like the judges at Japanese Nationals are giving scores that are way above the scores international judges sometimes give.
1 加藤利緒菜 Riona Kato 54.88 112.72 167.60
2 松田悠良 Yura Matsuda 51.29 109.01 160.30
3 村元小月 Satsuki Muramoto 53.63 104.84 158.47
4 新田谷凛 Rin Nitaya 53.49 93.44 146.93
5 大庭雅 Miyabi Oba 42.23 101.66 143.89
6 庄司理紗 Risa Shoji 50.45 92.74 143.19
7 友滝佳子 Kako Tomotaki 51.75 88.35 140.10
8 今井遥 Haruka Imai 47.30 90.62 137.92
9 中塩美悠 Miyu Nakashio 50.50 86.86 137.36
10 村元哉中 Kana Muramoto 47.49 87.59 135.08
11 上野沙耶 Saya Ueno 48.29 86.38 134.67
12 藤澤亮子 Yukiko Fujisawa 46.23 88.08 134.31
13 鈴木真梨 Mari Suzuki 47.75 84.32 132.07
14 細田采花 Ayaka Hosoda 43.84 86.16 130.00
15 高山睦美 Mutsumi Takayama 52.75 68.85 121.60
16 那須野光 Hikaru Nasuno 44.59 76.73 121.32
17 國分紫苑 Shion Kokubun 46.09 68.88 114.97
18 鈴木沙耶 Saya Suzuki 41.90 67.89 109.79
Wow Kanako Murakami just topped Akiko Suzuki! She's currently in first place, this is interesting :P
Update: And Mao Asada is the Japanese champion
Last edited by Becki; 12-23-2012 at 04:39 AM.
Mao had problems with her 3F, the first one was two footed and she doubled the second one. She landed everything else, according to http://sportsnavi.yahoo.co.jp/channe...ow/winter/1462
She landed 3Loop, 3T, 3S , 3F and the 3Lz(probably with an edge) so this should put a stop to "mao asada 2 triples"
Last edited by Mirunna; 12-23-2012 at 04:42 AM.
Yes, Mao did it again. Sad for Akiko. Nice for Kanako.
AND WOW Miyahara Tomoko is now in third place! I don't think this is going to change, by congrats to her. I had a feeling she would sneak onto the podium 'cause she is super talented despite her 'small' jumps. Sadly, I didn't expect Akiko to be out of the podium, but there's a high chance she is going to Worlds given that Miyahara is probably going to Junior Worlds.
Miyahara is not eligible for worlds so unless the last two girls pull a Mura, Akiko is safe for worlds
What happened to Akiko?
Akiko.....Heartbreaking.
Haha, yes I went to check Miyahara's age just now. Akiko is safe thenShe's currently in fourth place, and I highly doubt the last two skaters will beat her score.
Congratulations Mao, Kanako and Satoko!
Sad for Akiko! Hope she does really well with 4CC and Worlds
I thought she was going to win Nationals this year, oh well.
Me too!! I thought she was going to win too. Oh well, she'll kick butt at worlds and 4CC :PCongratulations Mao, Kanako and Satoko!
Sad for Akiko! Hope she does really well with 4CC and Worlds
I thought she was going to win Nationals this year, oh well.
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