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Cool, so Takahashi must be recovered from "the illness" - well at least it would seem.
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I really want Yukina Ota to win a place among the 3, after a long hiatus from figure skating! For me she is one of the best and well-rounded figure skaters from Japan!
But with the intense field i doubt it if the Japanese Figure Skating Federation would allow another skater in the golden podium with the likes of Mao Asada, Miki Ando and Fumie Suguri!
But with the intense field i doubt it if the Japanese Figure Skating Federation would allow another skater in the golden podium with the likes of Mao Asada, Miki Ando and Fumie Suguri!
Ladies SP
Here are some Ladies SP Results from FSU (very incomplete)
71.14 Mao Asada
69.50 Miki Ando
58.62 Yoshie Onda
54.46 Yukina Ota
52.90 Aki Sawada
51.78 Nana Tekeda
48.72 Akkiko Suzuki
47.54 Satsuki Muramoto
37.78 Haruka Miki
35.86 Yuko Iwaki
28.26 Mai Furukawa
27.32 Mio Yamazaki
Mai Asada, Yukari Nakano, Fumie Suguri still to skate....
Some reports from FSU
Onda...new program....3Lz+2T, 3F, 2A
Ota...3T+2T, 3S, 2A....standing ovation
Here are some Ladies SP Results from FSU (very incomplete)
71.14 Mao Asada
69.50 Miki Ando
58.62 Yoshie Onda
54.46 Yukina Ota
52.90 Aki Sawada
51.78 Nana Tekeda
48.72 Akkiko Suzuki
47.54 Satsuki Muramoto
37.78 Haruka Miki
35.86 Yuko Iwaki
28.26 Mai Furukawa
27.32 Mio Yamazaki
Mai Asada, Yukari Nakano, Fumie Suguri still to skate....
Some reports from FSU
Onda...new program....3Lz+2T, 3F, 2A
Ota...3T+2T, 3S, 2A....standing ovation
Ladies SP final result:
Mao 71.14
Ando 69.50
Nakano 63.34
Onda 58.62
Suguri 58.56
Mai 55.56
Ota 54.46
Sawada 52.90
Takeda 51.78
Suizu 51.10
Suzuki 48.72
Sone 48.14
Muramoto 47.54
Umetani 42.24
Hagiwara 40.92
Asami 38.24
Haruka 37.78
Miyamoto 36.88
Iwaki 35.86
Yamaguchi 33.60
Nagumo 32.88
Furukawa 28.26
Yamazaki 27.32
Mao 71.14
Ando 69.50
Nakano 63.34
Onda 58.62
Suguri 58.56
Mai 55.56
Ota 54.46
Sawada 52.90
Takeda 51.78
Suizu 51.10
Suzuki 48.72
Sone 48.14
Muramoto 47.54
Umetani 42.24
Hagiwara 40.92
Asami 38.24
Haruka 37.78
Miyamoto 36.88
Iwaki 35.86
Yamaguchi 33.60
Nagumo 32.88
Furukawa 28.26
Yamazaki 27.32
Men's final result:
Takahashi 85.55 170.53 256.08
Oda 81.75 154.91 235.66
Nanri 72.30 140.26 212.56
Kanzaki 70.78 140.19 210.97
Nakaniwa 68.25 132.83 201.08
Kozuka 70.49 130.39 200.88
Shibata 54.35 122.99 177.34
Mura 51.60 124.85 176.45
Umetani 57.80 115.14 172.94
Ohgami 59.11 107.86 166.97
Kitagaki 55.55 104.98 160.53
Machida 60.44 *96.94 157.38
Tamura 53.36 103.87 157.23
Kobayashi 51.44 *98.17 149.61
Nakagawa 48.09 *94.50 142.59
Torii(N) 49.51 *91.31 140.82
Tanabe 48.76 *90.31 139.07
Torii(H) 40.97 *95.86 136.83
Kambayashi 49.18 *81.73 130.91
Honda 40.54 *84.94 125.48
Kimura 36.57 *77.11 113.68
Kurimura 41.84 *65.46 107.30
Namioka 39.28 *65.86 105.14
Kamagata 31.20 *57.44 *88.64
Not a good competition injury-wise, Kozuka injured himself in a warm-up and bombed both programs. Oda is suffering from a pain in the right knee and his jumps are getting unstable (he had problems with 3A and 3F in SP and 3-3-2 combo in LP, plus he fell on his second 3A). I'm worried about his policy of "If something goes wrong, I'll just practice harder". The pain has started at NHK and his jumps are becoming steadily worse ever since.
Takahashi 85.55 170.53 256.08
Oda 81.75 154.91 235.66
Nanri 72.30 140.26 212.56
Kanzaki 70.78 140.19 210.97
Nakaniwa 68.25 132.83 201.08
Kozuka 70.49 130.39 200.88
Shibata 54.35 122.99 177.34
Mura 51.60 124.85 176.45
Umetani 57.80 115.14 172.94
Ohgami 59.11 107.86 166.97
Kitagaki 55.55 104.98 160.53
Machida 60.44 *96.94 157.38
Tamura 53.36 103.87 157.23
Kobayashi 51.44 *98.17 149.61
Nakagawa 48.09 *94.50 142.59
Torii(N) 49.51 *91.31 140.82
Tanabe 48.76 *90.31 139.07
Torii(H) 40.97 *95.86 136.83
Kambayashi 49.18 *81.73 130.91
Honda 40.54 *84.94 125.48
Kimura 36.57 *77.11 113.68
Kurimura 41.84 *65.46 107.30
Namioka 39.28 *65.86 105.14
Kamagata 31.20 *57.44 *88.64
Not a good competition injury-wise, Kozuka injured himself in a warm-up and bombed both programs. Oda is suffering from a pain in the right knee and his jumps are getting unstable (he had problems with 3A and 3F in SP and 3-3-2 combo in LP, plus he fell on his second 3A). I'm worried about his policy of "If something goes wrong, I'll just practice harder". The pain has started at NHK and his jumps are becoming steadily worse ever since.
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It could be Nobunari is going into a slump which all athletes and teams do during their eligible and even professional careers. Oda is a beautiful skater and when he snaps out of the slump, he will be a gold contender again.
I'm just hoping that knee is ok.
Joe
I'm just hoping that knee is ok.
Joe
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And he did it in Japan. :yes: with Japanes judges!
He may have had the second highest score in history, but he has the highest score for the freeskating only...plush had 167.67......dai had 170.53 or sumthin like that
Ladies LP result:
1 Mao ASADA Chukyo Senior High School 140.62 76.38 64.24 8.20 7.80 8.15 8.05 7.95 0.00 #21
2 Yukari NAKANO Waseda Univ 116.38 59.94 57.44 7.30 6.95 7.20 7.10 7.35 -1.00 #20
3 Miki ANDO Toyota Motr 116.15 57.15 60.00 7.70 7.25 7.55 7.55 7.45 -1.00 #23
4 Fumie SUGURI avex 114.00 54.00 60.00 7.65 7.30 7.45 7.50 7.60 0.00 #22
5 Yoshie ONDA Tokai Gakuen University 104.68 51.80 52.88 6.80 6.45 6.65 6.65 6.50 0.00 #19
6 Aki SAWADA KYOTO NISHI HIGH. 103.58 55.02 48.56 6.35 5.95 6.05 5.95 6.05 0.00 #17
7 Nana TAKEDA Nihonbashi Jogakan 101.12 54.20 47.92 6.15 5.75 6.10 5.85 6.10 -1.00 #13
8 Satsuki MURAMOTO 98.85 55.49 43.36 5.60 5.20 5.55 5.30 5.45 0.00 #9
9 Akiko SUZUKI Tohoku Fukushi University 96.50 48.10 48.40 6.25 5.85 6.05 6.00 6.10 0.00 #16
10 Rumi SUIZU 93.46 48.78 45.68 5.95 5.55 5.70 5.60 5.75 -1.00 #14
11 Mai ASADA 92.72 41.32 52.40 6.70 6.35 6.50 6.55 6.65 -1.00 #24
12 Yuki UMETANI 88.57 48.57 40.00 5.40 4.80 5.10 4.95 4.75 0.00 #10
13 Yukina OHTA DOSHISHA F.SKATING CLUB 88.16 37.08 52.08 6.45 6.25 6.55 6.55 6.75 -1.00 #15
14 Emi HIRAI KANSAI UNIV SKATING CLUB 85.01 44.29 40.72 5.35 4.85 5.15 5.10 5.00 0.00 #7
15 Haruka MIKI KANSAI UNIV SKATING CLUB 79.87 42.31 38.56 5.15 4.65 4.85 4.75 4.70 -1.00 #6
16 Ayumi MIYAMOTO 77.66 40.14 37.52 5.00 4.50 4.65 4.65 4.65 0.00 #1
17 Sayaka YODO 73.95 35.83 39.12 5.20 4.75 4.85 4.90 4.75 -1.00 #8
18 Miki SONE 72.95 29.35 43.60 5.45 5.20 5.40 5.45 5.75 0.00 #18
19 Sachie YAMAGUCHI Nihon Univ 71.81 35.41 36.40 4.70 4.45 4.50 4.45 4.65 0.00 #2
20 Kazuha ASAMI Nihon Univ 71.46 34.58 36.88 4.80 4.45 4.65 4.55 4.60 0.00 #11
21 Yuko IWAKI Chukyo Senior High School 68.12 34.04 34.08 4.45 4.10 4.20 4.30 4.25 0.00 #5
22 Nagisa HAYASHI 65.98 32.18 34.80 4.50 4.05 4.35 4.40 4.45 -1.00 #3
23 Ayako HAGIWARA Meiji Univ 63.53 25.77 37.76 4.95 4.50 4.75 4.70 4.70 0.00 #12
24 Asami NAGUMO 56.53 25.05 32.48 4.25 3.90 4.00 4.10 4.05 -1.00 #4
Miki Ando seems to have injured herself during the performance and had to stop performing. She's still second overall, though.
Yukari Nakano went for the 3A, but fell.
Mao Asada skated perfectly clean.
Fumie Suguri had some problems with jumps at the end of the program, she doubled the flip and stepped out of it and underrotated & 2-footed her 3S.
Ladies final result:
1. Mao ASADA Chukyo Senior High School 1 1 211.76
2. Miki ANDO Toyota Motr 2 3 185.65
3. Yukari NAKANO Waseda Univ 3 2 179.72
4. Fumie SUGURI avex 5 4 172.56
5. Yoshie ONDA Tokai Gakuen University 4 5 163.30
6. Aki SAWADA KYOTO NISHI HIGH. 8 6 156.48
7. Nana TAKEDA Nihonbashi Jogakan 9 7 152.90
8. Mai ASADA 6 11 148.28
9. Satsuki MURAMOTO 13 8 146.39
10. Akiko SUZUKI Tohoku Fukushi University 11 9 145.22
11. Rumi SUIZU 10 10 144.56
12. Yukina OHTA DOSHISHA F.SKATING CLUB 7 13 142.62
13. Yuki UMETANI 15 12 130.81
14. Emi HIRAI KANSAI UNIV SKATING CLUB 17 14 124.11
15. Miki SONE 12 18 121.09
16. Sayaka YODO 14 17 118.37
17. Haruka MIKI KANSAI UNIV SKATING CLUB 19 15 117.65
18. Ayumi MIYAMOTO 21 16 114.54
19. Kazuha ASAMI Nihon Univ 18 20 109.70
20. Sachie YAMAGUCHI Nihon Univ 23 19 105.61
21. Ayako HAGIWARA Meiji Univ 16 23 104.45
22. Yuko IWAKI Chukyo Senior High School 22 21 103.98
23. Nagisa HAYASHI 20 22 103.68
24. Asami NAGUMO 24 24 89.41
1 Mao ASADA Chukyo Senior High School 140.62 76.38 64.24 8.20 7.80 8.15 8.05 7.95 0.00 #21
2 Yukari NAKANO Waseda Univ 116.38 59.94 57.44 7.30 6.95 7.20 7.10 7.35 -1.00 #20
3 Miki ANDO Toyota Motr 116.15 57.15 60.00 7.70 7.25 7.55 7.55 7.45 -1.00 #23
4 Fumie SUGURI avex 114.00 54.00 60.00 7.65 7.30 7.45 7.50 7.60 0.00 #22
5 Yoshie ONDA Tokai Gakuen University 104.68 51.80 52.88 6.80 6.45 6.65 6.65 6.50 0.00 #19
6 Aki SAWADA KYOTO NISHI HIGH. 103.58 55.02 48.56 6.35 5.95 6.05 5.95 6.05 0.00 #17
7 Nana TAKEDA Nihonbashi Jogakan 101.12 54.20 47.92 6.15 5.75 6.10 5.85 6.10 -1.00 #13
8 Satsuki MURAMOTO 98.85 55.49 43.36 5.60 5.20 5.55 5.30 5.45 0.00 #9
9 Akiko SUZUKI Tohoku Fukushi University 96.50 48.10 48.40 6.25 5.85 6.05 6.00 6.10 0.00 #16
10 Rumi SUIZU 93.46 48.78 45.68 5.95 5.55 5.70 5.60 5.75 -1.00 #14
11 Mai ASADA 92.72 41.32 52.40 6.70 6.35 6.50 6.55 6.65 -1.00 #24
12 Yuki UMETANI 88.57 48.57 40.00 5.40 4.80 5.10 4.95 4.75 0.00 #10
13 Yukina OHTA DOSHISHA F.SKATING CLUB 88.16 37.08 52.08 6.45 6.25 6.55 6.55 6.75 -1.00 #15
14 Emi HIRAI KANSAI UNIV SKATING CLUB 85.01 44.29 40.72 5.35 4.85 5.15 5.10 5.00 0.00 #7
15 Haruka MIKI KANSAI UNIV SKATING CLUB 79.87 42.31 38.56 5.15 4.65 4.85 4.75 4.70 -1.00 #6
16 Ayumi MIYAMOTO 77.66 40.14 37.52 5.00 4.50 4.65 4.65 4.65 0.00 #1
17 Sayaka YODO 73.95 35.83 39.12 5.20 4.75 4.85 4.90 4.75 -1.00 #8
18 Miki SONE 72.95 29.35 43.60 5.45 5.20 5.40 5.45 5.75 0.00 #18
19 Sachie YAMAGUCHI Nihon Univ 71.81 35.41 36.40 4.70 4.45 4.50 4.45 4.65 0.00 #2
20 Kazuha ASAMI Nihon Univ 71.46 34.58 36.88 4.80 4.45 4.65 4.55 4.60 0.00 #11
21 Yuko IWAKI Chukyo Senior High School 68.12 34.04 34.08 4.45 4.10 4.20 4.30 4.25 0.00 #5
22 Nagisa HAYASHI 65.98 32.18 34.80 4.50 4.05 4.35 4.40 4.45 -1.00 #3
23 Ayako HAGIWARA Meiji Univ 63.53 25.77 37.76 4.95 4.50 4.75 4.70 4.70 0.00 #12
24 Asami NAGUMO 56.53 25.05 32.48 4.25 3.90 4.00 4.10 4.05 -1.00 #4
Miki Ando seems to have injured herself during the performance and had to stop performing. She's still second overall, though.
Yukari Nakano went for the 3A, but fell.
Mao Asada skated perfectly clean.
Fumie Suguri had some problems with jumps at the end of the program, she doubled the flip and stepped out of it and underrotated & 2-footed her 3S.
Ladies final result:
1. Mao ASADA Chukyo Senior High School 1 1 211.76
2. Miki ANDO Toyota Motr 2 3 185.65
3. Yukari NAKANO Waseda Univ 3 2 179.72
4. Fumie SUGURI avex 5 4 172.56
5. Yoshie ONDA Tokai Gakuen University 4 5 163.30
6. Aki SAWADA KYOTO NISHI HIGH. 8 6 156.48
7. Nana TAKEDA Nihonbashi Jogakan 9 7 152.90
8. Mai ASADA 6 11 148.28
9. Satsuki MURAMOTO 13 8 146.39
10. Akiko SUZUKI Tohoku Fukushi University 11 9 145.22
11. Rumi SUIZU 10 10 144.56
12. Yukina OHTA DOSHISHA F.SKATING CLUB 7 13 142.62
13. Yuki UMETANI 15 12 130.81
14. Emi HIRAI KANSAI UNIV SKATING CLUB 17 14 124.11
15. Miki SONE 12 18 121.09
16. Sayaka YODO 14 17 118.37
17. Haruka MIKI KANSAI UNIV SKATING CLUB 19 15 117.65
18. Ayumi MIYAMOTO 21 16 114.54
19. Kazuha ASAMI Nihon Univ 18 20 109.70
20. Sachie YAMAGUCHI Nihon Univ 23 19 105.61
21. Ayako HAGIWARA Meiji Univ 16 23 104.45
22. Yuko IWAKI Chukyo Senior High School 22 21 103.98
23. Nagisa HAYASHI 20 22 103.68
24. Asami NAGUMO 24 24 89.41
Poor Fumie 
... and I hope Miki will be okay. Watching her SP, she seemed to be holding her arm/shoulder as she got off the ice ... maybe she injured it again in the LP. She needs to be in top form for Worlds!
And congrats to Mao ... looks like she put out two great programs here!
... and I hope Miki will be okay. Watching her SP, she seemed to be holding her arm/shoulder as she got off the ice ... maybe she injured it again in the LP. She needs to be in top form for Worlds!
And congrats to Mao ... looks like she put out two great programs here!
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No real surprises but without Fumie it just wont be a World Championship. Hope Yukara fixed that wrapped free leg. It's not illegal but for me, esthetically it doesn't work.
Joe
Joe
Oh no! What mess. The Japanese always seemed to use an overall approach to naming the team. What has happened this year? Fumie has done much better all season than Nakano and made the GPF. Now she's off the team. Nakano has no chance of medaling.
And they let Ando go to the Olympics last year placing 6th at Nationals.. mmphmm
And they let Ando go to the Olympics last year placing 6th at Nationals.. mmphmm
It's because the overall approach failed last year this year the JSF decided to change the qualification process. Now it's based on Nationals result (plus the highest placing GPF medalist would receive an recommendation - meaning, even if Asada would place 4th in Nationals she would still have a chance to make the team).
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