2024 Pacific Coast Sectional Singles & U.S. Pairs Final

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The 2024 Pacific Coast Sectional Singles & U.S. Pairs Final will be held in Tacoma, Washington, Nov 7-12, 2023. This is a qualifying event for the Singles (Women and Men) and Pairs disciplines for the 2024 Toyota U.S. Figure Skating Championships and National Development Camp in Columbus, Ohio, slated for January 2024.

• Official Site
• Results
• Stream Peacock for Juniors and Seniors
• YouTube channel for Novice, juvenile, & intermediate

 

[yelyoh]

I'll be watching this one; the Sr Groups are so stacked with talent!!!

 

[midori green]

Hmm...no Cayla Smith/Jared McPike in junior pairs.

 

[SmileHappy34]

Good luck to all skaters competing at sectional to make it to Nat'ls.

 

[yuki@thelake]

Hmm...no Cayla Smith/Jared McPike in junior pairs.

Could it be they chose not to go to the Pairs Finals because they could be going to the Youth Olympics? Just like Jacob Sanchez who didn't do Eastern Sectionals?

 

[midori green]

Could it be they chose not to go to the Pairs Finals because they could be going to the Youth Olympics? Just like Jacob Sanchez who didn't do Eastern Sectionals?

Good thought. I hope that's what it is!

 

[yuki@thelake]

Good thought. I hope that's what it is!

Got confirmation that Jared and Cayla are doing Youth Olympics that’s why they are skipping Pair Finals

 

[purplecat]

It was nice seeing the Knierims as coaches in the Kiss n Cry. Their pair won in Intermediate Pairs!

 

[yuki@thelake]

Sofia Jarmoc / Luke Witkowski did well.

It is unfair though that they got into the Pairs Finals without even doing the NQS. As a parent of skaters, it is annoying that you spent thousands going to these NQS competitions and this one team just got in without doing any NQS for pairs.

 

[TeamGubanova]

Sofia Jarmoc / Luke Witkowski did well.

It is unfair though that they got into the Pairs Finals without even doing the NQS. As a parent of skaters, it is annoying that you spent thousands going to these NQS competitions and this one team just got in without doing any NQS for pairs.

lots of federations do this, if you can show talent over video or smth like that they rly don't care if you compete bc bottom line there goal is to put forward the best comeptitiors not the ones who compete the most. but i understand where your coming from

 

[labgoat]

Junior Pairs SP

Ashley Fletcher / Aaron Felberbaum 2024 US Pairs Final Short Program

Score: 43.94

youtu.be

Sydney Cooke / Matthew Kennedy 2024 US Pairs Final Short Program

Score: 46.78

youtu.be

Audrey Park / Carter Griffin 2024 US Pairs Final Short Program

Score: 46.52

youtu.be

Reagan Moss / Jakub Galbavy 2024 US Pairs Final Short Program

Score: 43.89

youtu.be

Adele Zheng / Andy Deng 2024 US Pairs Final Short Program

Score: 40.00

youtu.be

 

[midori green]

Park and Griffin might have been my favorite. Overall, junior pairs short was an enjoyable (if underwhelming) watch.

 

[moonvine]

Are all the junior pairs going through?

 

[moonvine]

Sofia Jarmoc / Luke Witkowski did well.

It is unfair though that they got into the Pairs Finals without even doing the NQS. As a parent of skaters, it is annoying that you spent thousands going to these NQS competitions and this one team just got in without doing any NQS for pairs.

That's really not fair. At the same time I would like to see as many people as possible get to participate. I don't know what to think.

 

[moonvine]

lots of federations do this, if you can show talent over video or smth like that they rly don't care if you compete bc bottom line there goal is to put forward the best comeptitiors not the ones who compete the most. but i understand where your coming from

It's not normal for USFS. I remember last year there was a pair who had to come to the competition injured and just mark all their difficult elements and do some of the footwork to just participate so they could go through.

 

[labgoat]

Park and Griffin might have been my favorite. Overall, junior pairs short was an enjoyable (if underwhelming) watch.

Mine too - they have a spark about them that the others do not have.

 

[labgoat]

Senior Men - judge did backflip in 1976 Olympics, move banned

Technical Specialist 1

Terry Kubicka

 

[moonvine]

Peacock, did you really cut off most of Adrian's skate? Seriously?
Yaro needs a crowd, which doesn't exist here.
Loved Paul's infectious smile.
Sam had a fall and I am concerned because I really want to see him at Nationals. Love his short despite the fall. How tall is he? He's much shorter than his coaches.

 

[moonvine]

Senior Men - judge banned for doing backflip in 1976 Olympics

Technical Specialist 1

Terry Kubicka

I knew he did one. Did not know he was banned.

 

[labgoat]

I knew he did one. Did not know he was banned.

I worded that wrong - backflip banned, not judge