Golden Spin, Zagreb
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I'm from Croatia and these are the information I got from girls from synchronized skating team.
It's only a schedule - and it's still not 100% .
Friday, 17.11.2006.
13.45 Ice dancing - CD
15.00 ladies - short
18.00 the opening
18.30 men - short
21.30 ice dancing - OD
18.11.2006.
14.00 men-free program
17.30 Ice Dancing - free dance
19.30 LAdies- free program
Sunday 19.11.2006.
Gala - not yet sure about time
It's only a schedule - and it's still not 100% .
Friday, 17.11.2006.
13.45 Ice dancing - CD
15.00 ladies - short
18.00 the opening
18.30 men - short
21.30 ice dancing - OD
18.11.2006.
14.00 men-free program
17.30 Ice Dancing - free dance
19.30 LAdies- free program
Sunday 19.11.2006.
Gala - not yet sure about time
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The only news I've heard is for British Fans that Jenna McCorkell will be making her competitive comeback after being out injured for ages.
So, she is not competing at TEB
But yeah, Good Luck for her!
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Entries are up
http://www.kraso.sk/results/2006-2007/goldenspin/
That will also show the result as and when they start coming through.
Ant
http://www.kraso.sk/results/2006-2007/goldenspin/
That will also show the result as and when they start coming through.
Ant
Yes, they were last year's US novice champions but they are now representing Japan. Shae-Lynn Bourne is their coach.
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:agree: go go Daniil!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
Let's show them what a 15 years old can do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Let's show them what a 15 years old can do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I can't remember the British guy's name in Dortmund Worlds. I think it was John Hammer. Anyway, he came in dead last but he had spunk! and got a standing ovations from the crowd. Hope to see him again.
Zagreb - That means the ever popular Trifun Zvonovich!
Joe
Zagreb - That means the ever popular Trifun Zvonovich!
Joe
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John Hamer came 4th in Zagreb, his nearest British rival came 11th, so there's a strong chance that John will retain his British Title and be sent to Euros and Worlds again.
http://johnhamerskating.co.uk/4436.html
As you can see from this pic though, his rival, Thomas Paulson on the left, is alot cuter.
http://johnhamerskating.co.uk/4436.html
As you can see from this pic though, his rival, Thomas Paulson on the left, is alot cuter.
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At last year's British i must say that i preferred Thomas Paulson's style of skating over John's. John does have more success with his jumps than Thomas but i think if Thomas can get more consistant with his jumps then john will have to be looking over his shoulder.
And did you see the protocls? Thomas did a serpentine step sequence! After all our discussions about thedeath of the serpentine step sequence Thomas brings one out!
Ant
And did you see the protocls? Thomas did a serpentine step sequence! After all our discussions about thedeath of the serpentine step sequence Thomas brings one out!
Ant
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Actually lookingat the protocls again for Thomas Paulson...he didn't have his level 4 combination spin counted at the end because his first spin was called a change foot combination spin...has he come a cropper under the new sitspin rules and instead of having a change sit counted its been called a change foot combo spin?
Ant
Ant
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Thomas definitely has alot of fans, but at the moment John is more consistent with the technical.
One of the AS Girls attended the event and took lots of photos, including all the Brit Skaters! :agree:
http://absoluteskating.proboards37....n=display&thread=1163014485&page=3#1164059932
Thomas Paulson's Biellmann Spin in the LP.
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Thanks for the links La Rhumba! I can't wait to go to the british and see these programs from John and Thomas.
Ant
