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Skate Canada 2013-2014 Ladies Short Program
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LADIES SHORT PROGRAM - RESULT & VIDEOS
1. Gracie GOLD (USA) - 69.45
2. Julia LIPNITSKAIA (RUS) - 66.89 Short Program
3. Akiko SUZUKI (JPN) - 65.76 Short Program
4. Christina GAO (USA) - 62.82 Short Program
5. Kaetlyn OSMOND (CAN) - 60.32 Short Program
6. Amelie LACOSTE (CAN) - 59.13 Short Program
7. Natalia POPOVA (UKR) - 52.36 Short Program
8. Veronik MALLET (CAN) - 50.71
9. Courtney HICKS (USA) - 50.70 Short Program
1. Gracie GOLD (USA) - 69.45
2. Julia LIPNITSKAIA (RUS) - 66.89 Short Program
3. Akiko SUZUKI (JPN) - 65.76 Short Program
4. Christina GAO (USA) - 62.82 Short Program
5. Kaetlyn OSMOND (CAN) - 60.32 Short Program
6. Amelie LACOSTE (CAN) - 59.13 Short Program
7. Natalia POPOVA (UKR) - 52.36 Short Program
8. Veronik MALLET (CAN) - 50.71
9. Courtney HICKS (USA) - 50.70 Short Program
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Yuna had an edge call for her triple flip. But in case of interpretation, body movment and musicality Gracie is nowhere near Yuna.
Just did a little bit of data crunching (trying out a fun new program!) and Gracie's TES was nearly the same as Mao's at Skate America, just 0.32 lower. Obviously Mao has much higher PCS.
And Gracie does edge Ashley in the SP, but only by .19.
Gracie does rank 4th in PCS among everyone on the GP so far....
And Gracie does edge Ashley in the SP, but only by .19.
Gracie does rank 4th in PCS among everyone on the GP so far....
Never too late. Lambiel always managed to get brand new programs right before worlds or olympics.
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akiko looked glorious. positively kwan-esque with the freedom of movement and that purple dress!
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Well, Julia didn't get an "e" for a wrong edge take-off on her jump this time and earned positive GOEs from all jumps. I don't think she was underscored. Rather, I am surprised by Gracie's PCS, especially the Choreography & Interpretation Marks. It's also interesting to see that one judge thought Osmond fell on her double axel.
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LADIES SHORT PROGRAM - RESULT & VIDEOS (Updated)
1. Gracie GOLD (USA) - 69.45 Short Program
2. Julia LIPNITSKAIA (RUS) - 66.89 Short Program
3. Akiko SUZUKI (JPN) - 65.76 Short Program
4. Christina GAO (USA) - 62.82 Short Program
5. Kaetlyn OSMOND (CAN) - 60.32 Short Program
6. Amelie LACOSTE (CAN) - 59.13 Short Program
7. Natalia POPOVA (UKR) - 52.36 Short Program
8. Veronik MALLET (CAN) - 50.71
9. Courtney HICKS (USA) - 50.70 Short Program
1. Gracie GOLD (USA) - 69.45 Short Program
2. Julia LIPNITSKAIA (RUS) - 66.89 Short Program
3. Akiko SUZUKI (JPN) - 65.76 Short Program
4. Christina GAO (USA) - 62.82 Short Program
5. Kaetlyn OSMOND (CAN) - 60.32 Short Program
6. Amelie LACOSTE (CAN) - 59.13 Short Program
7. Natalia POPOVA (UKR) - 52.36 Short Program
8. Veronik MALLET (CAN) - 50.71
9. Courtney HICKS (USA) - 50.70 Short Program
Gracie's SP music suits her. She is NOT a pwetty pwincess. She holds your interest because she lands those tough jumps and you are SO glad when the SP is OVER and by gum it's CLEAN!!!!!
Gracie beat Lipnitz 7.54 to 6.96 on transitions because apparently the judges don't see leggrabbing as a legitimate transition move.
Gracie also got higher GOE on her 2a than Lipnitz did, and that is understandable, as Lip's 2a is tiny and covers little ice.
Gracie beat Lipnitz 7.54 to 6.96 on transitions because apparently the judges don't see leggrabbing as a legitimate transition move.
Gracie also got higher GOE on her 2a than Lipnitz did, and that is understandable, as Lip's 2a is tiny and covers little ice.
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it sends the signal from early start
Gracie will be the No.1 US lady heading to Sochi not the old and worn out Wagner
There already is. Mao has nearly 4 points higher PCS in her SP at Skam. Ashley is also about two points higher. Can't compare competitions perfectly, but still, I think there's a clear gap.
Ashley and Akiko seem to be in a class of its own, not as high as Mao but higher than the rest.
I guess the argument is how Gracie's PCS should compare to the likes of Julia,Adelina, Liza, Kaetlyn, Zijun, etc.
I don't find it interesting taking into account that Yuna's SP PCS score in Worlds was way lower what she deserved. The only reason she got such a low score was that she was skating in the second/third group of the competition. You can see that also when comparing Yuna's SP and FS PCS scores (e.g. her SS score being a lot higher in FS). I don't even remember the last time she had such a low PCS in SP. Maybe when she was skating as junior long time ago...
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Ugh, so I guess they recognize windmill arms as transitions then. :disapp:
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