I'm back from watching 36 senior women's long program!!
Our Canadian women are still nowhere near the quality of the Americans but there were a few good performances.
1. Amelie Lacoste 134.30 (89.72 free) - great presentation and good attack. I've liked Amelie since I saw her win the Jr title at 2005 Canadians, she had a wider variety of triples then. Today she did 3lp/2lp/2lp, 3s, 3s/2t, 3lp, 2a and came 2nd in the free.
2. Cynthia Phaneuf 129.47 (87.95 free) - still lacking confidence but good attack on jumps, beautiful spins and a great presence on the ice. She isn't as fast as she used to be but still very good speed when compared to her competitors here. She did a great 3lz in warm-up but fell on it in the program. She landed 3lp, 3f, 3t, 2a/2a sequence, she fell on 3s as well.
3. Diane Szmiett 127.29 (90.31 free) - she was 18th in short but won the freeskate. Did a nice job skating to "pretty" music. She landed 3lz/2t, 3t/2t/2t, 3s, 3t, 2a-2a sequence, fell on 3f.
4. Jessica Dube 125.38 (77.62 free) - bad performance only landed 3s-2a sequence but she still grabs your attention.
5. Mylene Brodeur 123.32 (85.64 free) - skated to Lennon's "Imagine". Landed 2a/2t, 3lp (hand), 3t/2t, 3t/2t/2lp, fell on 3s
6. Myriane Samson 122.24 (74.82 free) - landed 2 3lzs & a 3s-2f sequence
7. Erika Tisluck 121.95 (82 free) - landed 3f/2t, 3lp/2t and had nice spirals
8. Erin Scherrer 121.53
9. Devon Neuls 118.67 (71.01 free) - was 2nd in short, fell apart in long, warm up was great
10. Kathryn Kang 116.97 (76.21 free) - first time I've seen her, I can see why Skate Canada sends her to competitions she is very polished and can land the hard jumps. Today she landed 3lz, 3t, 3s (2 ft), 2a-2t sequence, really nice layback.
11. Kristen Walker 114.55
12. Dana Zhalko-Tytarenko 111.64
13. Brittany Novakowski 110.73
14. Katherine de Repentigny 110.25
15. Marie Eve Lavigne 111.10
I think all of these women will join Joannie, Mira and Leslie at Canadians.
Our Canadian women are still nowhere near the quality of the Americans but there were a few good performances.
1. Amelie Lacoste 134.30 (89.72 free) - great presentation and good attack. I've liked Amelie since I saw her win the Jr title at 2005 Canadians, she had a wider variety of triples then. Today she did 3lp/2lp/2lp, 3s, 3s/2t, 3lp, 2a and came 2nd in the free.
2. Cynthia Phaneuf 129.47 (87.95 free) - still lacking confidence but good attack on jumps, beautiful spins and a great presence on the ice. She isn't as fast as she used to be but still very good speed when compared to her competitors here. She did a great 3lz in warm-up but fell on it in the program. She landed 3lp, 3f, 3t, 2a/2a sequence, she fell on 3s as well.
3. Diane Szmiett 127.29 (90.31 free) - she was 18th in short but won the freeskate. Did a nice job skating to "pretty" music. She landed 3lz/2t, 3t/2t/2t, 3s, 3t, 2a-2a sequence, fell on 3f.
4. Jessica Dube 125.38 (77.62 free) - bad performance only landed 3s-2a sequence but she still grabs your attention.
5. Mylene Brodeur 123.32 (85.64 free) - skated to Lennon's "Imagine". Landed 2a/2t, 3lp (hand), 3t/2t, 3t/2t/2lp, fell on 3s
6. Myriane Samson 122.24 (74.82 free) - landed 2 3lzs & a 3s-2f sequence
7. Erika Tisluck 121.95 (82 free) - landed 3f/2t, 3lp/2t and had nice spirals
8. Erin Scherrer 121.53
9. Devon Neuls 118.67 (71.01 free) - was 2nd in short, fell apart in long, warm up was great
10. Kathryn Kang 116.97 (76.21 free) - first time I've seen her, I can see why Skate Canada sends her to competitions she is very polished and can land the hard jumps. Today she landed 3lz, 3t, 3s (2 ft), 2a-2t sequence, really nice layback.
11. Kristen Walker 114.55
12. Dana Zhalko-Tytarenko 111.64
13. Brittany Novakowski 110.73
14. Katherine de Repentigny 110.25
15. Marie Eve Lavigne 111.10
I think all of these women will join Joannie, Mira and Leslie at Canadians.
:frown2::scowl:in getting results posted, it I really appreciate it when you guys provide the info 
