Richard Dornbush
4T -good height, no flow on landing , but job done
3A- hand down
sit spin
3Z-3T - hangs on, step out on seond jump
step
camel spin
combo spin
he fought for everything -- much better start than last year!
40.10 + 37.56 = 77.66 3rd after 3 skaters.
Anyone know why icenetwork is not streaming the men?
Originally Posted by MasterB
they are. But, I had a problem getting it from the homepage....had to click on their live streaming schedule and then pick championship men live now
ETA sorry, I had to click on US champs watch live now
ETA again: here's the page http://web.icenetwork.com/events/detail.jsp?id=68390 then click on the first link which is US champs watch live now
Last edited by emma; 01-25-2013 at 09:09 PM.
I'm watching it right now from icenetwork.
http://web.icenetwork.com/video/
Last edited by Tonichelle; 01-25-2013 at 09:10 PM.
Jason Brown
3A- fall, UR
3Z-3T - good
camel spin
sit spin
3F - ok great transition into i
step
combo spin
Too bad about the 3A -- it looks like he had the height, but he couldn't quite pull off the landing.
"My whole family is here and it's really nice." AW!
38.52+ 36.53 = 74.04 (4th out of 4 skaters)
Go over to the video section where it says watch at the top.
Alexander Johnson
3A - fall, but rotated
3Z-3T - turn out on second jump
3F
spin
spin
step
spin
It was a lovely program-- well-choreographed. Love the cantilever at the beginning. Well I would expect no less from someone who has Tom Dickson as his coach/choreographer!
32.91 + 33.29 -1 62.20. (5th out of 5 skaters)
Thanks, I found it. Caught Johnson's program.
Johnson had a great LP. Hope he does it as good as he did at sectionals.
Standings after Group 1
Joshua Farris 44.07 + 34.71 = 79.78
Max Aaron 45.49 + 33.64 = 79.13
Richard Dornbush 40.10 + 37.56 = 77.66
Jason Brown 38.52 + 36.53 -1 = 74.04
Alexander Johnson 32.91 + 33.29 -1 = 62.20
My computer just crashed on me. Too much pressure to show nationals maybe?hope i can get her running in time so i dont miss much.
This second group will be a big letdown after that first group. So much talent in group 1.
Christina Gao and Agnes Zawadski is watching! http://instagram.com/p/U7fE4bJjQh/
Love Christina's glasses!
They are definitely keeping the scores down. Judges are playing some hardball at these championships. But it's all good.
I thought Max might break 80. And I guess Josh trumped Max on component scores since Josh didn't do a quad. Way to go for Richard fighting through it, but also going for the quad, when he originally had not planned to in the sp!
I love, love, love Jason Brown. He can do that triple axel ... he just didn't get it all the way around (probably due to a little tightness from all the excitement of this event). He sure rocked the rest of his program.
No matter what happens, all these U.S. guys are great to watch.
Why don't more skaters utilize the abundant talents of Tom Wilson? Lovely, interesting choreography.
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