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This is really depressing, 16 entries and two pages for Junior Pairs???
2014 Worlds Junior Pairs - Short Program
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Even for my psycho-skating-fan level of following skating, the first two groups kinda made me lose my will to live.
But yeah there ain't no love for Pairs, especially Junior ones.
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Even for my psycho-skating-fan level of following skating, the first two groups kinda made me lose my will to live.
But yeah there ain't no love for Pairs, especially Junior ones.
Thought I'd let you know your inbox is full, no room for new messages, i haven't been grievously offended by controversial opinions you have.
It's sad, there's 42 entries for ladies, whilst that's my favourite discipline it grows tiresome seeing only singles getting the love.
Thought I'd let you know your inbox is full, no room for new messages, i haven't been grievously offended by controversial opinions you have.
It's sad, there's 42 entries for ladies, whilst that's my favourite discipline it grows tiresome seeing only singles getting the love.
Oh damn, I had no idea, thanks for the heads up.
And oh damn, I didn't manage to grievously offend. ;(
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Yu is still much better than Zhang, for one thing, Yu can execute those transitions in the choreography, and not looking down to the ice before taking off for a jump
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I had faith in Zhang two years ago, but now I don't think being introvert is the only problem--the success of her jumps is dependent on her total ignorance of other elements; otherwise, those jumps may not exist in the first place.
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PAIRS SHORT PROGRAM - VIDEOS & RESULT
1. Xiaoyu YU / Yang JIN (CHN) - 62.58 Short Program, 2nd Copy
2. Evgenia TARASOVA / Vladimir MOROZOV (RUS) - 59.46 Short Program, 2nd Copy
3. Vasilisa DAVANKOVA / Andrei DEPUTAT (RUS) - 58.35 Short Program, 2nd Copy
4. Maria VIGALOVA / Egor ZAKROEV (RUS) - 55.32 Short Program, 2nd Copy
5. Madeline AARON / Max SETTLAGE (USA) - 51.95 Short Program, 2nd Copy
6. Mary ORR / Phelan SIMPSON (CAN) - 45.14 Short Program, 2nd Copy
7. Alessandra CERNUSCHI / Filippo AMBROSINI (ITA) - 44.90 Short Program, 2nd Copy
8. Tara HANCHEROW / Wesley KILLING (CAN) - 42.35 Short Program, 2nd Copy
9. Kaitlin BUDD / Nikita CHEBAN (USA) - 41.74 Short Program, 2nd Copy
10. Anna DUSKOVA / Martin BIDAR (CZE) - 41.29 Short Program, 2nd Copy
11. Aya TAKAI / Brian JOHNSON (USA) - 40.24 Short Program, 2nd Copy, 3rd Copy
12. Marin ONO / Hon Lam TO (HKG) - 40.05 Short Program, 2nd Copy
13. Sumire SUTO / Konstantin CHIZHIKOV (JPN) - 39.70 Short Program, 2nd Copy, 3rd Copy
14. Julia LINCKH / Konrad HOCKER-SCHOLLER (GER) - 36.09 Short Program, 2nd Copy
15. Ekaterina PRIBYLOVA / Jegors Nikita ADMIRALOVS (LAT) - 31.88 Short Program, 2nd Copy
1. Xiaoyu YU / Yang JIN (CHN) - 62.58 Short Program, 2nd Copy
2. Evgenia TARASOVA / Vladimir MOROZOV (RUS) - 59.46 Short Program, 2nd Copy
3. Vasilisa DAVANKOVA / Andrei DEPUTAT (RUS) - 58.35 Short Program, 2nd Copy
4. Maria VIGALOVA / Egor ZAKROEV (RUS) - 55.32 Short Program, 2nd Copy
5. Madeline AARON / Max SETTLAGE (USA) - 51.95 Short Program, 2nd Copy
6. Mary ORR / Phelan SIMPSON (CAN) - 45.14 Short Program, 2nd Copy
7. Alessandra CERNUSCHI / Filippo AMBROSINI (ITA) - 44.90 Short Program, 2nd Copy
8. Tara HANCHEROW / Wesley KILLING (CAN) - 42.35 Short Program, 2nd Copy
9. Kaitlin BUDD / Nikita CHEBAN (USA) - 41.74 Short Program, 2nd Copy
10. Anna DUSKOVA / Martin BIDAR (CZE) - 41.29 Short Program, 2nd Copy
11. Aya TAKAI / Brian JOHNSON (USA) - 40.24 Short Program, 2nd Copy, 3rd Copy
12. Marin ONO / Hon Lam TO (HKG) - 40.05 Short Program, 2nd Copy
13. Sumire SUTO / Konstantin CHIZHIKOV (JPN) - 39.70 Short Program, 2nd Copy, 3rd Copy
14. Julia LINCKH / Konrad HOCKER-SCHOLLER (GER) - 36.09 Short Program, 2nd Copy
15. Ekaterina PRIBYLOVA / Jegors Nikita ADMIRALOVS (LAT) - 31.88 Short Program, 2nd Copy
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Davankova / Deputat: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbM5PqIW-ZM
huge throws but its really frustrating and heartbreaking she grew so tall
her talent will be wasted once they split up soon, who could partner with her ? she is a Volosozhar in rough diamonds
just needs a taller partner
Just a thought- Simon Shnapir is six foot four inches tall, was born in Russia, and this year had been landing 3S and 3T most of the time. If he and Marissa Castelli ever split, Davankova should give him a call. Not that they are going to split.
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and skate for the US ? I don't think her Fed will release her that easily though
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No. Skate for Russia. He should have dual citizenship, because of being born there. And he speaks Russian.
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USFS would probably never release him.
I think Davankova/Deputat will be fine because whilst she has grown, she still has a very petite frame and is really thin.
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USFS would probably never release him.
I think Davankova/Deputat will be fine because whilst she has grown, she still has a very petite frame and is really thin.
but she cant afford to grow a few more inches or their partnership will become the new Zhangs before they even get into full Senior
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He has dual citizenship. I think that shortens things? C.f. Bariev/RighiniUSFS would probably never release him.
I think Davankova/Deputat will be fine because whilst she has grown, she still has a very petite frame and is really thin.
I really don't see him skating for Russia ever. If you read any of the pre Sochi interviews, he was very clear and careful to say it that he considers himself an American and a Bostonian and how it was meaningful to his parents that he represents the US. I expect that he and Marissa will skate together at least through Boston Worlds and then call it a career either in 2016 or 2018.
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I do hope he continues to skate with Marissa, too. But pairs is risky. Stuff happens.
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