2015 Four Continents TV and Webstream

Icenetwork Coverage
All times Eastern

http://web.icenetwork.com/schedule/2015/02/2015_four_continents_champsk

2/11/2015 9:30pm Short Dance
2/12/2015 12:10am Pairs Short Program
2/12/2015 3:15am Men's Short Program
2/12/2015 11:30pm Free Dance
2/13/2015 3:00am Ladies Short Program
2/14/2015 12:30am Pairs Free Skate
2/14/2015 3:30am Men's Free Skate
2/14/2015 10:30pm Ladies Free Skate

http://www.usfsa.org/Story.asp?id=50559&type=media

NBC Coverage, ISU 2015 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships
3-5:00 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 21, 2015

Universal Sports. ISU 2015 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships
Feb. 10-15, 2015, Times TBD


CBC COVERAGE
Sat Feb 21 3:00 PM EASTERN TIME
CHAMPIONSHIP FIGURE SKATING ON CBC: Four Continents - South Korea

This is great coverage for me, all things considered, assuming I don't get much sleep during the week! (not being sarcastic)

I'm very excited about 4CC. Generally, I prefer the EC, and I have frequently thought of 4CC as the "weak" Continental Championship that's just not very prestigious.

This year, I think it will be the more interesting and competitive championship.

Will W/P or C/B win in ID? Or will the Shibs continue to close the gap, and perhaps sneak past one of them? Will Gracie re-establish herself with two good programs? What about the American men and Nam? Can they consolidate good National Championship results and get some international credibility? What about the Japanese men? Can the Chinese pairs challenge the Canadians?

It also doesn't seem that as many of the headliners are skipping 4CC as they have done in the past, which I am glad to see.

I am excited too! There are really good skaters competing in all 4 disciplines but pairs and dance lineups are particularly great.

In pairs, there are only 10 teams, but almost all are top notch. The machups are nearly as good and we will see at Worlds.

From Canada, we have the GPF winners Meagan DUHAMEL / Eric RADFOR
and Lubov ILIUSHECHKINA / Dylan MOSCOVITCH CAN, who were just stellar and enchanting at Canadian nationals! Kirsten MOORE-TOWERS / Michael MARINARO were good at Can Nats too!

From China, former World champions Qing PANG / Jian TONG and and GPF bronze medalists Wenjing SUI / Cong HAN, and GPF fourth place finishers Cheng PENG / Hao ZHANG.

The US contingent is pretty good too. Haven DENNEY / Brandon FRAZIER are former World Jr. champions, and were first alternates for the GPF.
US champions Alexa SCIMECA / Chris KNIERIM had a disappointing GP season, but just included a great quad twist in their program at US nationals. Tarah Kayne and Daniel O'Shea, the third place team at US nationals were great crowd pleasers there!

In dance, too, we have the three of the top four teams at the GPF, W&P, C&B, and the Shibs, and all have world podium hopes, too. And GPF qualifiers G&P will be there too, as will be last year's junior world's champions Hawayek and Baker who had a bronze medal on the GP this season.

The ladies field is not as amazing, since the Russian ladies are not here, nor is Ashley Wagner. However the competition between the Americans, the Japanese, and Zijun Li, and So Youn Park is interesting, as is the face off between Kailani Craine and Brooklee Han for Australia's World spot!

The Japanese men will be wonderful here, despite the fact that Yuzuru Hanyu will not be here.
All of the following are really good skaters or really good entertainers or both!

3 Brendan KERRY AUS

5 Nam NGUYEN CAN 3

9 Han YAN CHN 4

14 Takahito MURA JPN 7
15 Daisuke MURAKAMI JPN 7
16 Shoma UNO JPN 7

18 Denis TEN KAZ 8

24 Jason BROWN USA 12
25 Joshua FARRIS USA 12
26 Adam RIPPON USA 12

27 Misha GE UZB 13

this is gonna be tougher than eurpeans i think, cant even decide who i root for, so many favourites!! especially men :hopelessness:

It will be interesting in men. The highest scoring potential should have Denis Ten, but unfortunately I highly doubt he can deliver cleanly his LP ( hope he proves me wrong )

^^^ I agree. The men hold the most interest for me.

There have been so many "breakthrough" performances recently... especially in the Canadian and American nationals.

Throw in the tough Japanese contingent, Ten, Yan, maybe another surprise or two... and this is a VERY deep field... except for Hanyu, the most highly regarded from eligible nations are showing up. It should be quite a show.

Whenever i think about the depth of the field at Europeans and Four continents, i generally think that Four Continents is more competitive, however, there is greater contrast in skill level. I.e. We tend to have the strongest and weakest nations at four continents.

I hope So Youn will podium on her home ice!!

for me, I wish for Nam Nguyen to get bronze. I know, he may not get it, but I like him so much. He is so cute.

This event starts the day before my first midterm, and ends the day of my second midterm.

Torturous.

dorispulaski said:

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NBC Coverage, ISU 2015 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships
3-4:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 21, 2015

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Update: I noticed today that two hours of coverage now are listed on the current versions of the NBC schedule .
Although the October USFS press release with the season's TV schedule had said 3-4:30 pm, it appears to have been superseded.

BTW, another new-to-me update is the revised time of the second of NBC's Worlds telecasts.

I have posted these changes in the NBC schedule thread in The Edge, and have updated the OP over there (which has links to the current versions of the NBC schedule).

looks like NBC and CBC are airing 4CC at exactly the same time. what will sabinfire do:scratch:, Do you have 2 TV or recording devices?

yyyskate said:

looks like NBC and CBC are airing 4CC at exactly the same time. what will sabinfire do:scratch:, Do you have 2 TV or recording devices?

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Actually, yes. I can record to my PC two shows concurrently, or even live-stream two separate broadcasts simultaneously. I only have one large-screen HDTV, but I also have 3 gigantic LED computer monitors which can be used to view live or recorded broadcasts, not counting my laptop or iPad. Of course, none of these options will be necessary, since NBC/CBC will be airing week-old tape-delayed footage, and my primary DVR can record 4 HD shows at the same time, while watching a 5th one.

By the time these broadcasts air, I will have already seen 4CC's live, and on Eurosport, and on J Sports, etc... there will be no rush to watch CBC/NBC.

Eurosport 2 are showing highlights on Friday 13th at 19:15, Saturday 14th at 18:15 and Sunday 15th at 17:45 (Central European Time).

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Actually, yes. I can record to my PC two shows concurrently, or even live-stream two separate broadcasts simultaneously. I only have one large-screen HDTV, but I also have 3 gigantic LED computer monitors which can be used to view live or recorded broadcasts, not counting my laptop or iPad. Of course, none of these options will be necessary, since NBC/CBC will be airing week-old tape-delayed footage, and my primary DVR can record 4 HD shows at the same time, while watching a 5th one.

By the time these broadcasts air, I will have already seen 4CC's live, and on Eurosport, and on J Sports, etc... there will be no rush to watch CBC/NBC.

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Will u be streaming the event for the people who can't watch on icenetwork?

doze said:

Will u be streaming the event for the people who can't watch on icenetwork?

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As far as I know, the only source(s) I have of live coverage for 4CC's will be live-streams (Eurosport is slightly tape-delayed), and that would be a neat trick to live-stream another live-stream...

So excited! Can't wait to watch. I'll use IceNetwork, but it will be nice to have other options.

Is this the wrong place to brag that all the events I want to watch (men and ladies) are all evening for me?

Lucky!

Most of the time skating is at ugly times for me, so...this is lucky