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missflick

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• Sep 24, 2003

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Starts this Thursday! I will let someone else put up the entry list.

 

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Norlite

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Link to entries:

http://www.isufs.org/events/fsevent00006850.htm

 

Joesitz (RIP)

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• Sep 25, 2003

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It looks like Evan Lysacek is really out of it.

Parker Pennington has a brother Colin Pennington?

Canada going all out with 5 Junior Ladies!

Joe

 

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Norlite

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Joesitz said:

Canada going all out with 5 Junior Ladies!

Joe

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No, Canada is sending two. (max. allowed) The last three on the listing are subs (note the S.)


Look for Amanda Billings to medal.

 

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chuckm

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Only 4 in the Pairs event--2 US, 2 Canadian.

That's tough for the pair that doesn't medal!

 

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missflick

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According to FSU...

Pairs SP:
1) D&D (CAN)
2) V&K (USA)
3) C&S (CAN)
4) S&P (USA)

 

Joesitz (RIP)

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Evan Lysacek is out due to injury. bummer!

Joe

 

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JOHIO2

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Yes, Joe, Parker Pennington has a younger brother named Colin. Last year Colin won the US Novice title and has begun competing as a junior this year.

I saw Colin at Skate Cleveland. He had a rough short, but came back to medal. Brother Parker did a guest skate at that event.

Personally, I think as a beginning competitor in the international junior ranks, he is doing quite well. Good luck, Colin!

As for Evan L. -- hope this injury you mentioned isn't major. I want to see him at US Nationals, even if I don't get to "see" him on ABC!

 

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Joesitz (RIP)

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Johio - You just may get to see Lysacek on ABC. His junior silver medal last year was well deserved and imo, a better skater than the gold medalist but you know, quads count.

Joe

 

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tharrtell

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Miki Ando

Looking at the ladies results, Miki Ando appeared to be head and shoulders above the rest. Now, if I could only see her skate somewhere!

 

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rtureck

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Good job Miki congratulations

From another board

Miki Ando JPN (1) 3Z/3L, 3F/3T (fall on toe), 2A, 3F, 3L, 3S, 2A step out. "She was fast."

Danielle Kahle USA (2) 2A, 3Z/2T, 3S/2L, 3T, 3L, 1A. "Very good speed and flow."

Jessica Dube CAN (3) 2A, 3S, 3Z, 3T, 2L, 1F, 2A (fall), 3S (fall), "her presentation marks were very high."

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JOHIO2

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joe,
i agree that evan should have won gold this year at junior worlds. but, as u said, quads rule over artistry.

like johnny weir and jeffrey buttle, it isn't the lack of quads that hurts most -- all 3 absolutely need a secure triple axel