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2025 U.S. Nationals Senior Men's Free Skate

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January 20-26, 2025

Senior Men's Free Skate

Sunday, January 26, 2025
13:47 CST (UTC -6)


Time in Other Places


#NameSP
Rank
SP
Score
1Goku Endo, Los Angeles FSC1858.99
2Kai Kovar, Wasatch FSC1759.15
3Joseph Klein, Skokie Valley SC1660.05
4Taira Shinohara, Chicago FSC1561.49
5Emmanuel Savary, University of Delaware FSC1470.48
6Lucius Kazanecki, Washington FSC1370.60
7Beck Strommer, Alpine SC1272.26
8Michael Xie, SC of San Francisco1174.19
9Tomoki Hiwatashi, DuPage FSC1075.21
10Samuel Mindra, Portland ISC975.57
11Daniel Martynov, Great Lakes FSC881.89
12Maxim Naumov, SC of Boston782.41
13Jacob Sanchez, Hudson Valley FSC682.64
14Liam Kapeikis, Wenatchee FSC584.01
15Camden Pulkinen, SC of New York488.76
16Jimmy Ma, SC of Boston391.91
17Andrew Torgashev, Panthers FSC294.94
18Ilia Malinin, Washington FSC1114.08




WD Jason Brown (bye)
SP:
The Legend of Tarzan (soundtrack) by Rupert Gregson-Williams
FS: "Spiegel im Spiegel" by Arvo Pärt; choreo by Rohene Ward

1. Goku Endo (Pacific senior sectionals 1)
SP
: "Lose Control" by Teddy Swims
FS: Not In That Way” by Sam Smith and “Leaving My Love Behind” by Lewis Capaldi; choreo by Derrick Delmore

2. Tomoki Hiwatashi (Midwest senior sectionals 1)
SP
: "Super Bad" by James Brown; "Super Bad (Agami Remix)".by James Brown, Kraddy, Agami Music
FS: "Jimmy's Tux" by John Debney; "Fight or Flight" by Ryan Shore; choreo by Mark Pillay; Jeffrey Buttle

3. Liam Kapeikis (Pacific senior sectionals 3)
SP
: "Movement" by Hozier
FS: "The Boxer" by Mumford & Sons; choreo by Joey Russell

4. Lucius Kazanecki (Eastern senior sectionals 2)
SP
: Interstellar soundtrack by Dorian Marko and Hans Zimmer
FS: “I Love You” by Woodkid; choreo by Tommy Steenberg

5. Joseph Klein (Midwest senior sectionals 3)
SP
: "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" by Lorde
FS: "Scotland" by the Lumineers mixed with "Northern Attitude" by Noah Kahan & Hosier; choreo by Silvia Fontana; Joseph Klein

6. Kai Kovar (Pacific senior sectionals 2)
SP
: "Ameksa" by Taalbi Brothers
FS: "Adagio for Tron" by Daft Punk; "Separate Ways (World’s Apart)" by Bryce Miller, Steve Perry, Jonathan Cain; choreo by Alex Chang, Silvia Fontana

7. Jimmy Ma (bye)
SP
: "Mexican Phonk Eki" by NUEKI and TOLCHONOV
FS: La Terre vue du ciel soundtrack; choreo by Jeffrey Butler; Nikolai Morozov

8. Ilia Malinin (bye)
SP
: “Running” by NF
FS: "I'm Not a Vampire" by Falling in Reverse; choreo by Shae-Lynn Bourne

9. Daniel Martynov (bye)
SP
: "Sing, Sing, Sing" by Benny Goodman
FS: "Inside" by Chris Avantgarde and Red Rosamond; choreo by Florent Amodio

10. Samuel Mindra (Pacific senior sectionals 5)
SP
: “Trance” by Yair Dalal and the a1 Ensemble
FS: “Touch” by Daft Punk; choreo by Mari Malama

11. Maxim Naumov (bye)
SP
: "Steppin' out with My Baby" by Tony Bennett
FS: "Adagio for Tron" (from "Tron: Legacy") by Daft Punk; "The Grid" (from "Tron: Legacy") by Daft Punk; "Blow Your Mind" by Will Sparks; choreo by Adam Blake

12. Camden Pulkinen (bye)
SP
: "Break My Heart Again" by Finneas
FS: "Outro" by M83; "Solitude" by M83; choreo by David Wilson; Shae-Lynn Bourne

13. Jacob Sanchez (bye JGPF)
SP
: "Music" by John Miles
FS: "lo Ci Saro" performed by Andrea Bocelli; choreo by Adam Blake, Larisa Selezneva

14. Taira Shinohara (Midwest Senior Sectionals 4th substitute)
SP:
"Ain't No Sunshine" by Bill Withers; "Ain't No Sunshine (Lido Remix)" by Bill Withers
FS: "Memories" (from The Boy and the Heron soundtrack) by Joe Hisaishi; "The Great Collapse" (from The Boy and the Heron soundtrack) by Joe Hisaishi; "The Curse of the Gray Heron (from The Boy and the Heron soundtrack) by Joe Hisaishi; "Spinning Globe" by Kenshi Yonezu; choreo by Jason Brown; Scott Brown

15. Beck Strommer (Midwest senior sectionals 2)
SP
: "The Chain" by Fleetwood Mac
FS: "Violin Concerto No. 2 in C Major" by Camille Saint-Saëns; choreo by Nick Buckland, Beck Strommer, and Jonathan Cassar

16. Emmanuel Savary (Eastern senior sectionals 1)
SP
: “Purple Rain” by Prince
FS: “Saturn” by Sleeping at Last; choreo by Emmanuel Savary

17. Andrew Torgashev (bye)
SP
: "L'Enfer" by Stromae
FS: "Scheherazade" by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov; choreo by Shae-Lynn Bourne , Nadezhda Kanaeva

18. Michael Xie (Pacific senior sectionals 4)
SP
: "Bring Him Home" performed by Josh Groban
FS: "Carlotta" from "The Mission" soundtrack by Ennio Morricone; "Falls" from "The Mission" soundtrack by Ennio Morricone; "Ascunsion" from "The Mission" soundtrack by Ennio Morricone; "Nella Fantasia" (from "The Mission" soundtrack by Il Volo, Ennio Morricone, Andrea Griminelli; choreo by Mari Malama
 
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OK, got home from dog club dinner and suffered through J/T on demand group 3. Used Fast forward. Tonight, I made sure I book marked World feed mens free. Bens audio levels were terrible during much of the dance. So happy that the last group of men in the SP brought their A game. I dont understand J's graphic on Andrew's quad landing but what the heck. Maybe I dont understand which way he was a goin?
 
Hii, any idea how many quads Ilia will be attempting today?
During one of his fluffs on NBC, he alluded to 7 without saying it. Of course, that could have been intended as a ratings boost. Prior to this week, the online chatter seemed to indicate he'd be scaling down considerably.

I think it's a game day call. He had a buffer at GPF, so that was a decent time to give it a try. He's got an even bigger gap here, but what's the point of doing it non-internationally? Unless he wants to further terrify the opposition.
 
I would like to see Ilia actually skate clean at Nationals for the first time since 2022. He can easily win Nationals with half of his planned content, give himself a rest, and actually skate clean at this event for a change. Hopefully, he will follow that strategy and perhaps even put the focus more on his performance and non-jump elements. He has proven he can do this in exhibition; for example, in the “Lovely” program.
 
During one of his fluffs on NBC, he alluded to 7 without saying it. Of course, that could have been intended as a ratings boost. Prior to this week, the online chatter seemed to indicate he'd be scaling down considerably.

I think it's a game day call. He had a buffer at GPF, so that was a decent time to give it a try. He's got an even bigger gap here, but what's the point of doing it non-internationally? Unless he wants to further terrify the opposition.
I actually hope he doesn't go for 7, and I said the same thing at the Grand Prix Final. I've seen Ilia skate both these programs in practice, and they are so good when he just marks the jumps (especially the free skate). When he skates with 7 quads in the free, he really disconnects until all of the jumps are done - it's a glaring difference from how he skates in practice. I think it would be really smart to play it safe with 4-5 quads and show off just how good of a performer he can be, and how much his PCS scores have improved. I know he wants to go for 7 quads in the free skate, and he needs to practice with that layout, but he's admitted to dealing with equipment issues and some minor injuries heading into Nationals and I'd much rather he play it safe here, avoid potential injury, and prove to the judges and the world that he truly is a good skater. This may be a hot take, but I don't enjoy watching Ilia for his jumps. I enjoy watching his skating because of his unique approach to his programs and his showmanship, and I think that going all-out for his layout really detracts from that.
 
Brown will get the spot for World's (the equipment will be broken in by then), Ilia is a lock for the win here, so the rest of the field is literally fighting for the one remaining spot at World's. This is going to be a real test of their nerves! Can't wait!
 
During one of his fluffs on NBC, he alluded to 7 without saying it. Of course, that could have been intended as a ratings boost.
That was the impression that I got, too. That Ilya had been coached by the TV people as to what to say.

Still, it will be very interesting to me to see how he plays it. He can't lose no matter what he does or doesn't do (a twenty-point lead on the field). What message does he want to send? Will it be, "You can't touch this, all you wannabes" and do 7 quads? Or will he say , "I am an artist and a complete skater -- put THAT in your pipe and smoke it!" :laugh:
 
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I should be lighting another set of candles for what's left of my US predictions..
wow @4everchan we are on the same page today
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I need even more candles for my Euros predictions - cause I seem to be in a slump lately

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I should be lighting another set of candles for what's left of my US predictions..
wow @4everchan we are on the same page today
I need even more candles for my Euros predictions - cause I seem to be in a slump lately
i'm doing well at this point in time... but men who were supposed to men and didn't are causing me big worries... i am so close to get what i hope for every season ;) but i need things to fall into place nicely for that at this point... so very little hope...
 
hello everyone.

tv app only starts in a while... so ... does anyone have a qq link ?

does kevin work for you? it's buffering for me
 
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