Stats for men from 2008-09 season | Golden Skate

Stats for men from 2008-09 season

poorScorer

Rinkside
Joined
Sep 4, 2009
Hi. I'm compiling some element-wise stats from last season.

As I've said to ButterCup, I'm making a separate thread for men.
two reasons:
1. On both thread, I hope to add more stats for different elments. So I dont want to make them too crowded with already boring numbers.
2. I just feel men/ladies have somewhat different fan base.

OK. first one is of course ... the JUMPs.

Methods are almost same as ladies.
Jump scores of 10 international events last season.
(6 GPs, GPF, EC, FC, and WC)
Exclude any 'invalid' jumps. (a.k.a marked as '*', there were 9 of'em)
List men who got marks at least more than 11 times.

Of course, columns are same as ladies.
From left, average_points, maximum_points, average_GOE, maximum_GOE.
And I ordered it by higher-POINT-first. (think it's most natural)

POINT ( max ) | GOE ( max ) | Name
7.808 ( 15.20 ) | +0.309 ( 1.8 ) | Nobunari ODA
7.730 ( 13.20 ) | +0.012 ( 1.0 ) | Alban PREAUBERT
7.604 ( 14.20 ) | +0.231 ( 2.0 ) | Takahiko KOZUKA
7.577 ( 13.40 ) | +0.552 ( 1.4 ) | Samuel CONTESTI
7.562 ( 15.20 ) | +0.174 ( 2.0 ) | Brian JOUBERT
7.234 ( 14.30 ) | -0.579 ( 1.0 ) | Kevin REYNOLDS
7.223 ( 14.42 ) | +0.192 ( 1.8 ) | Evan LYSACEK
7.111 ( 11.50 ) | +0.324 ( 2.0 ) | Patrick CHAN
7.089 ( 14.02 ) | +0.212 ( 1.4 ) | Jeremy ABBOTT
7.049 ( 15.25 ) | +0.379 ( 1.2 ) | Kevin VAN DER PERREN
6.925 ( 10.60 ) | -0.441 ( 1.0 ) | Ryan BRADLEY
6.855 ( 13.23 ) | +0.122 ( 1.6 ) | Johnny WEIR
6.720 ( 11.00 ) | -0.626 ( 1.2 ) | Brandon MROZ
6.690 ( 13.60 ) | -0.008 ( 1.6 ) | Takahito MURA
6.646 ( 11.90 ) | -0.203 ( 2.0 ) | Yannick PONSERO
6.591 ( 13.80 ) | +0.110 ( 1.6 ) | Denis TEN
6.407 ( 14.80 ) | -0.065 ( 1.8 ) | Tomas VERNER
6.394 ( 10.02 ) | +0.068 ( 1.0 ) | Stephen CARRIERE
6.388 ( 11.20 ) | -0.238 ( 1.2 ) | Jialiang WU
6.323 ( 12.20 ) | -0.315 ( 1.2 ) | Sergei VORONOV
6.266 ( 10.70 ) | +0.164 ( 1.8 ) | Shawn SAWYER
6.196 ( 10.80 ) | -0.147 ( 1.0 ) | Peter LIEBERS
6.084 ( 11.70 ) | -0.572 ( 1.0 ) | Andrei LUTAI
6.075 ( 11.80 ) | -0.336 ( 1.8 ) | Jeremy TEN
6.053 ( 10.30 ) | -0.327 ( 1.4 ) | Javier FERNANDEZ
6.009 ( 11.00 ) | -0.223 ( 1.6 ) | Vaughn CHIPEUR
5.975 ( 10.30 ) | -0.601 ( 0.8 ) | Adam RIPPON
5.932 ( 10.50 ) | -0.011 ( 1.0 ) | Song GAO
5.692 ( 10.80 ) | -0.520 ( 0.8 ) | Adrian SCHULTHEISS
5.657 ( 11.70 ) | -0.579 ( 0.4 ) | Gregor URBAS
5.646 ( 12.20 ) | -0.705 ( 1.0 ) | Alexander USPENSKI
5.588 ( 13.20 ) | -0.601 ( 1.2 ) | Igor MACYPURA
5.531 ( 10.50 ) | -0.476 ( 1.0 ) | Michal BREZINA
5.517 ( 10.10 ) | -0.478 ( 0.6 ) | Przemyslaw DOMANSKI
5.431 ( 08.40 ) | -0.629 ( 0.4 ) | Ming XU
5.411 ( 10.40 ) | -0.456 ( 1.0 ) | Artem BORODULIN
5.362 ( 12.10 ) | -0.355 ( 1.0 ) | Chengjiang LI
5.236 ( 09.20 ) | -0.579 ( 0.8 ) | Ari-Pekka NURMENKARI
5.130 ( 11.08 ) | -0.559 ( 1.0 ) | Yasuharu NANRI
5.104 ( 11.00 ) | -0.078 ( 1.0 ) | Jamal OTHMAN
5.093 ( 09.22 ) | -1.025 ( 0.4 ) | Abzal RAKIMGALIEV
5.091 ( 10.50 ) | -0.726 ( 1.0 ) | Anton KOVALEVSKI
5.083 ( 09.00 ) | -0.811 ( 1.0 ) | Clemens BRUMMER
5.080 ( 10.80 ) | -0.575 ( 1.0 ) | Kristoffer BERNTSSON
4.971 ( 10.00 ) | -0.707 ( 0.2 ) | Ian MARTINEZ
4.831 ( 10.10 ) | -0.841 ( 0.6 ) | Elliot HILTON
4.785 ( 10.65 ) | -0.673 ( 0.4 ) | Yoann DESLOT
4.657 ( 10.50 ) | -1.011 ( 1.0 ) | Vladimir USPENSKI
4.404 ( 09.00 ) | -1.364 ( 0.4 ) | Kensuke NAKANIWA
4.354 ( 07.30 ) | -0.657 ( 0.4 ) | Boris MARTINEC
3.963 ( 09.40 ) | -1.164 ( 0.6 ) | Alexander MAJOROV
3.259 ( 06.40 ) | -1.173 ( 0.0 ) | Kevin ALVES
3.193 ( 05.00 ) | -0.723 ( 0.4 ) | Justin PIETERSEN
3.143 ( 05.80 ) | -1.029 ( 0.0 ) | Charles Shou-San PAO
2.918 ( 05.20 ) | -0.690 ( 0.1 ) | Mark WEBSTER
2.903 ( 06.30 ) | -0.663 ( 0.8 ) | Luis HERNANDEZ
2.893 ( 05.80 ) | -1.220 ( 0.0 ) | Nicholas FERNANDEZ
2.695 ( 04.80 ) | -0.622 ( 0.1 ) | Robert MCNAMARA
2.632 ( 06.00 ) | -0.970 ( 0.0 ) | Min-Seok KIM
2.375 ( 05.80 ) | -1.578 ( 0.0 ) | Humberto CONTRERAS
2.318 ( 04.50 ) | -0.560 ( 0.0 ) | Wun-Chang SHIH

If you're interested, Ladies page is here.
http://www.goldenskate.com/forum/showthread.php?t=28745

Thanks for reading.
Feel free to comment if you spot any error in my data.
 

Medusa

Record Breaker
Joined
Jan 6, 2007
Thanks for these stats. I love numbers.

The comparison with the ladies is interesting here. Among the ladies, the top 5 are really the ladies who won something the season, you got Kim-Rochette-Asada in front, followed by other top ladies like Ando etc.

Among the men, the top four weren't even on the podium at Worlds, heck, Préaubert wasn't at Worlds at all, nor at the Grand Prix Final :)mad:!). He had three big international competitions with the Grand Prix and Europeans - where he rotated and landed every jump he attempted. Nobody else did that this season.

Best overall GOE had Contesti and KVDP, two European jumping machines with great technique. KVDP also had the highest score for a jump element with 15.25, followed by Oda, Joubert (15.2) and Verner (14.8).

I love this list!
 

enlight78

Medalist
Joined
Nov 2, 2005
thanks again poorscorer . I am really loving these stats.This is incredible..
The highest point getters are the strong european jumpers + oda lol. He is a great jumper.But the if you look at GOEs
1 Samuel Contesti
2 Kevin VDP
3 Patrick Chan
4 Oda
5 Kozuka
6 Abbot
7 Evan
8 Brian

With he depth in mens ; after looking at the winners, quality and difficulty are equalizers in the playing field. I think the key difference between winning and loosing is PCS.
There are many solid jumpers on the list who fail to win any major events but they all medaled this passed season. I think in the womens jumps are more of a factor than in the men ironic huh.

I would love it if you could do a stat list of average tec score (short and Long program) vs highest tec score vs base value
 

shallwedansu

On the Ice
Joined
Oct 29, 2008
Thanks for all the stats, poorScorer! You sure do have a misleading name! :p

Are you a member at fsu? If you post your stats there, you might get a wider audience to analyze (and appreciate!) your stats. (If you don't want to post them yourself, I can do it for you, unless you don't want it posted anywhere but GS.)

Can anyone explain why the ladies are so predictable, but the mens' stats varied?
 

museksk8r

Record Breaker
Joined
Oct 31, 2006
Country
United-States
Can anyone explain why the ladies are so predictable, but the mens' stats varied?

It may have something to do with how inconsistent the men were on the jumps. Case in point, none of the world medalists medaled at the Grand Prix Final. Evan didn't even qualify, Patrick skated disastrously, and Brian withdrew from the Final. To counter, the GPF champ Jeremy finished 11th at Worlds, Kozuka finished 6th, and Weir failed to medal at Nationals to qualify for Worlds.

Also consider Patrick's difficulties with the 3Axel prior to Worlds (I have a feeling he would win the Footwork stats post though). Brian was really off his game this entire season, particularly in the LP - I believe in every event he skated, he placed 3rd or lower in the LP portion. KVDP's always been known as only a jumper, so no surprise to see him right up there in jump stats (his record also goes to prove that there is a lot more to figure skating than just jumps). Alban is viewed by the judges in much the same way, although I think he has way more personality than Kevin.
 
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Buttercup

Record Breaker
Joined
Mar 25, 2008
Brian was really off his game this entire season, particularly in the LP - I believe in every event he skated, he placed 3rd or lower in the LP portion. KVDP's always been known as only a jumper, so no surprise to see him right up there in jump stats (his record also goes to prove that there is a lot more to figure skating than just jumps). Alban is viewed by the judges in much the same way, although I think he has way more personality than Kevin.
Joubert was second on the LP at Euros (behind Yannick Ponsero). Other than that, third or fourth at every event he entered internationally - but then, Brian has generally been a stronger SP skater throughout his career.

KvdP does have the advantage of having a reputation as a strong jumper, and a great 2nd half 3-3-3. I usually find Alban more entertaining than most, but he is sloppy compared to the top guys, and his posture is poor.
 

Medusa

Record Breaker
Joined
Jan 6, 2007
Alban is viewed by the judges in much the same way, although I think he has way more personality than Kevin.
He is also faster over the ice, has halfway decent spins and some fun choreography! Really, seeing him trashed by the judges for 4 perfect performances on the Grand Prix, where the LP included a Quad each, and after that, not seeing him at Worlds... I still don't think that that should be allowed to happen, I mean, from an athletic standpoint it just feels wrong.
 

museksk8r

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Country
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It's also a testament to how much more competitive the men are as a whole in comparison to the ladies. The men as a whole are much more intriguing to watch, IMO.
 

Tonichelle

Idita-Rock-n-Roll
Record Breaker
Joined
Jun 27, 2003
I think something like this would be really useful for the press at events here in teh US... it makes sense, in a way, and comparable to baseball and football stats... before a skater takes the ice they can pop up a profile on NBC to show this type of information, making it seem more 'sport like' and give people an idea of what this skater can really do and how they stack up...
 

enlight78

Medalist
Joined
Nov 2, 2005
I think something like this would be really useful for the press at events here in teh US... it makes sense, in a way, and comparable to baseball and football stats... before a skater takes the ice they can pop up a profile on NBC to show this type of information, making it seem more 'sport like' and give people an idea of what this skater can really do and how they stack up...

Then we can replace all our prediction threads with fantasy figureskating instead.
lol have no idea how that would work
 

Tonichelle

Idita-Rock-n-Roll
Record Breaker
Joined
Jun 27, 2003
we have fantasy figure skating already via the USFSA's website... it's not as intense as the other sports...

I see no problem with mainstreaming Figure Skating as a sport... IIRC football and baseball didn't show stats in the detail they do to teh average joe either while I was growing up, now they do.
 

shine

Record Breaker
Joined
Jul 27, 2003
It's also a testament to how much more competitive the men are as a whole in comparison to the ladies. The men as a whole are much more intriguing to watch, IMO.
I agree. Every once in a while we hear posters say something like "The men is not their favourite discipline..." or "I don't really care about the men.." most of the times because they are much more of a ladies fan. And I'm always :scratch: because the men are just so much more interesting to watch! The ladies really hasn't caught up as far as innovativeness, or even expression, goes.
 

Tonichelle

Idita-Rock-n-Roll
Record Breaker
Joined
Jun 27, 2003
chalk me up as another one who is miffed as to why it's all about the ladies!
 

Buttercup

Record Breaker
Joined
Mar 25, 2008
chalk me up as another one who is miffed as to why it's all about the ladies!
My feeling is that most of the GS regulars prefer the men (or ice dance) - isn't there a poll that supports this? The only frequent poster I can think of who's a fan of just the ladies is Red Dog.

Personally, I agree with Shine; it's not just that the men are technically superior, but also that there is much more diversity in style, and more artistic innovation. There are a lot of male skaters I love to watch, for different reasons, but very few ladies whose skating I enjoy.
 

poorScorer

Rinkside
Joined
Sep 4, 2009
Are you a member at fsu? If you post your stats there, you might get a wider audience to analyze (and appreciate!) your stats. (If you don't want to post them yourself, I can do it for you, unless you don't want it posted anywhere but GS.)

NO, I'm not. But if you want to post there, please go ahead.
Just put some right link to my post, I'll be fine.

Actually I'm not sure it's 'all rights reserved ...' thing.
But thanx for asking me beforehand. Most people dont bother do that anyway.
 

poorScorer

Rinkside
Joined
Sep 4, 2009
SPIN part

Hi.
I prepared 2nd stat for men upon SPIN.

I included here all men with total 9 marks or more.
Except that, method is same as one for ladies, which explained here
http://www.goldenskate.com/forum/showpost.php?p=411799&postcount=8

TIA for reading

POINT ( max ) | GOE ( max )__ | Level4 | Name
3.707 ( 4.50 ) | +0.515 ( 1.0 ) | 11/12 | Shawn SAWYER
3.623 ( 4.40 ) | +0.553 ( 0.9 ) | 24/30 | Takahiko KOZUKA
3.613 ( 4.30 ) | +0.521 ( 0.8 ) | 20/24 | Evan LYSACEK
3.481 ( 4.40 ) | +0.391 ( 0.9 ) | 26/30 | Patrick CHAN
3.428 ( 4.00 ) | +0.378 ( 0.6 ) | 11/12 | Samuel CONTESTI
3.417 ( 4.20 ) | +0.400 ( 0.7 ) | 12/18 | Johnny WEIR
3.382 ( 4.00 ) | +0.315 ( 0.5 ) | 18/24 | Yannick PONSERO
3.372 ( 4.50 ) | +0.435 ( 1.1 ) | 16/30 | Jeremy ABBOTT
3.370 ( 3.90 ) | +0.378 ( 0.6 ) | 7/12 | Stephen CARRIERE
3.353 ( 4.20 ) | +0.412 ( 0.7 ) | 5/12 | Denis TEN
3.342 ( 3.70 ) | +0.176 ( 0.5 ) | 9/9 | Ari-Pekka NURMENKARI
3.309 ( 4.00 ) | +0.289 ( 0.7 ) | 21/30 | Tomas VERNER
3.306 ( 4.00 ) | +0.173 ( 0.5 ) | 22/24 | Vaughn CHIPEUR
3.293 ( 4.00 ) | +0.235 ( 0.5 ) | 19/24 | Jeremy TEN
3.263 ( 4.10 ) | +0.241 ( 0.6 ) | 12/18 | Alban PREAUBERT
3.248 ( 4.00 ) | +0.376 ( 0.9 ) | 11/18 | Nobunari ODA
3.240 ( 3.50 ) | +0.198 ( 0.5 ) | 9/12 | Przemyslaw DOMANSKI
3.231 ( 3.80 ) | +0.064 ( 0.3 ) | 9/9 | Min-Seok KIM
3.220 ( 4.00 ) | +0.324 ( 0.7 ) | 13/27 | Brian JOUBERT
3.200 ( 3.60 ) | +0.150 ( 0.5 ) | 7/12 | Ryan BRADLEY
3.181 ( 4.00 ) | +0.156 ( 0.5 ) | 18/24 | Anton KOVALEVSKI
3.173 ( 4.00 ) | +0.173 ( 0.5 ) | 18/24 | Andrei LUTAI
3.158 ( 3.50 ) | +0.142 ( 0.5 ) | 7/12 | Takahito MURA
3.133 ( 4.20 ) | +0.250 ( 0.7 ) | 4/12 | Adam RIPPON
3.123 ( 4.00 ) | +0.086 ( 0.5 ) | 17/24 | Brandon MROZ
3.102 ( 4.00 ) | +0.256 ( 0.5 ) | 7/24 | Sergei VORONOV
3.091 ( 3.90 ) | +0.152 ( 0.5 ) | 12/18 | Yasuharu NANRI
3.087 ( 3.70 ) | +0.231 ( 0.5 ) | 10/18 | Kevin VAN DER PERREN
3.059 ( 4.00 ) | +0.226 ( 0.5 ) | 8/18 | Artem BORODULIN
3.055 ( 3.50 ) | +0.155 ( 0.5 ) | 8/15 | Jamal OTHMAN
3.038 ( 3.90 ) | +0.034 ( 0.4 ) | 19/24 | Kristoffer BERNTSSON
2.953 ( 3.50 ) | +0.020 ( 0.2 ) | 4/9 | Mark WEBSTER
2.940 ( 3.50 ) | +0.015 ( 0.3 ) | 8/12 | Alexander USPENSKI
2.910 ( 3.50 ) | +0.049 ( 0.4 ) | 5/18 | Gregor URBAS
2.910 ( 3.50 ) | -0.057 ( 0.0 ) | 15/21 | Jialiang WU
2.901 ( 3.70 ) | +0.059 ( 0.5 ) | 9/24 | Igor MACYPURA
2.900 ( 3.60 ) | +0.242 ( 0.5 ) | 2/12 | Javier FERNANDEZ
2.885 ( 3.70 ) | -0.007 ( 0.2 ) | 5/12 | Chengjiang LI
2.869 ( 3.80 ) | +0.124 ( 0.3 ) | 3/9 | Luis HERNANDEZ
2.853 ( 3.90 ) | +0.062 ( 0.5 ) | 5/12 | Kevin REYNOLDS
2.773 ( 3.54 ) | -0.071 ( 0.1 ) | 3/9 | Kevin ALVES
2.765 ( 3.50 ) | +0.073 ( 0.5 ) | 10/24 | Adrian SCHULTHEISS
2.758 ( 3.60 ) | +0.069 ( 0.4 ) | 2/9 | Boris MARTINEC
2.746 ( 3.30 ) | +0.008 ( 0.3 ) | 4/21 | Peter LIEBERS
2.565 ( 3.00 ) | -0.027 ( 0.1 ) | 0/12 | Song GAO
2.256 ( 3.00 ) | -0.056 ( 0.1 ) | 1/9 | Elliot HILTON
2.180 ( 3.00 ) | -0.198 ( 0.0 ) | 1/9 | Charles Shou-San PAO
2.129 ( 2.70 ) | -0.149 ( 0.1 ) | 0/9 | Justin PIETERSEN
 

shallwedansu

On the Ice
Joined
Oct 29, 2008
NO, I'm not. But if you want to post there, please go ahead.
Just put some right link to my post, I'll be fine.

Actually I'm not sure it's 'all rights reserved ...' thing.
But thanx for asking me beforehand. Most people dont bother do that anyway.
Thanks poorScorer! It gives us something to talk about during the agonizing wait of the new season.

And thanks for the new stats on the spins! :rock:
 

poorScorer

Rinkside
Joined
Sep 4, 2009
Step

Hi. here's my 3rd stat for men. It's about STEP.

I included only one with more than 6 marks in this list.
'Level3or4' column shows how many Level3 or 4 mark he got out of total.
For example, Contesti got Level3 mark in all of his 8 chances.

You know, even among men, Level4 Step is a rare species.
Last season, Only Patrick Chan got that credential 4 times.
No doubt he was the King in this field last season.

POINT ( max ) | GOE ( max )__ | Level3or4 | Name
4.288 ( 5.90 ) | +0.918 ( 2.0 ) | 19/20 | Patrick CHAN
3.875 ( 4.00 ) | +0.575 ( 0.7 ) | 8/8 | Samuel CONTESTI
3.871 ( 4.30 ) | +0.571 ( 1.0 ) | 20/20 | Tomas VERNER
3.775 ( 4.00 ) | +0.475 ( 0.7 ) | 12/12 | Nobunari ODA
3.766 ( 4.00 ) | +0.466 ( 0.7 ) | 20/20 | Jeremy ABBOTT
3.750 ( 4.20 ) | +0.617 ( 0.9 ) | 10/12 | Johnny WEIR
3.731 ( 4.30 ) | +0.619 ( 1.0 ) | 13/16 | Evan LYSACEK
3.728 ( 4.30 ) | +0.761 ( 1.0 ) | 12/18 | Brian JOUBERT
3.688 ( 3.80 ) | +0.388 ( 0.5 ) | 16/16 | Kristoffer BERNTSSON
3.675 ( 3.90 ) | +0.375 ( 0.6 ) | 8/8 | Javier FERNANDEZ
3.629 ( 4.10 ) | +0.454 ( 0.8 ) | 14/16 | Yannick PONSERO
3.613 ( 3.90 ) | +0.438 ( 0.6 ) | 7/8 | Denis TEN
3.550 ( 4.10 ) | +0.500 ( 0.8 ) | 9/12 | Artem BORODULIN
3.550 ( 3.80 ) | +0.250 ( 0.5 ) | 8/8 | Stephen CARRIERE
3.510 ( 4.00 ) | +0.460 ( 0.7 ) | 15/20 | Takahiko KOZUKA
3.481 ( 3.90 ) | +0.244 ( 0.6 ) | 15/16 | Anton KOVALEVSKI
3.475 ( 4.10 ) | +0.425 ( 0.8 ) | 6/8 | Shawn SAWYER
3.425 ( 3.70 ) | +0.208 ( 0.4 ) | 11/12 | Alban PREAUBERT
3.400 ( 3.80 ) | +0.350 ( 0.6 ) | 6/8 | Adam RIPPON
3.400 ( 3.70 ) | +0.225 ( 0.4 ) | 7/8 | Kevin REYNOLDS
3.399 ( 3.80 ) | +0.286 ( 0.5 ) | 13/16 | Jeremy TEN
3.275 ( 3.70 ) | +0.163 ( 0.4 ) | 13/16 | Vaughn CHIPEUR
3.167 ( 3.60 ) | +0.117 ( 0.3 ) | 9/12 | Yasuharu NANRI
3.070 ( 3.70 ) | +0.170 ( 0.4 ) | 6/10 | Jamal OTHMAN
3.013 ( 3.60 ) | +0.150 ( 0.5 ) | 9/16 | Andrei LUTAI
2.983 ( 3.70 ) | +0.142 ( 0.4 ) | 7/12 | Kevin VAN DER PERREN
2.956 ( 3.70 ) | +0.156 ( 0.4 ) | 8/16 | Brandon MROZ
2.950 ( 3.60 ) | +0.275 ( 0.5 ) | 3/8 | Alexander USPENSKI
2.856 ( 3.80 ) | +0.338 ( 0.5 ) | 4/16 | Sergei VORONOV
2.838 ( 3.80 ) | +0.131 ( 0.5 ) | 7/16 | Adrian SCHULTHEISS
2.817 ( 3.60 ) | +0.183 ( 0.4 ) | 2/6 | Ari-Pekka NURMENKARI
2.807 ( 3.40 ) | +0.090 ( 0.5 ) | 3/6 | Boris MARTINEC
2.789 ( 3.70 ) | +0.060 ( 0.4 ) | 6/14 | Peter LIEBERS
2.738 ( 3.90 ) | +0.250 ( 0.6 ) | 2/8 | Ryan BRADLEY
2.688 ( 3.40 ) | +0.263 ( 0.5 ) | 1/8 | Takahito MURA
2.588 ( 3.50 ) | +0.100 ( 0.2 ) | 2/8 | Chengjiang LI
2.500 ( 3.30 ) | +0.013 ( 0.1 ) | 2/8 | Przemyslaw DOMANSKI
2.478 ( 3.60 ) | +0.053 ( 0.3 ) | 3/16 | Igor MACYPURA
2.383 ( 3.30 ) | +0.000 ( 0.0 ) | 1/6 | Mark WEBSTER
2.267 ( 2.50 ) | +0.050 ( 0.2 ) | 0/6 | Luis HERNANDEZ
2.253 ( 3.30 ) | +0.024 ( 0.3 ) | 1/14 | Jialiang WU
2.233 ( 2.50 ) | +0.017 ( 0.2 ) | 0/12 | Gregor URBAS
2.150 ( 2.50 ) | +0.100 ( 0.2 ) | 0/6 | Elliot HILTON
2.123 ( 2.30 ) | -0.010 ( 0.0 ) | 0/6 | Charles Shou-San PAO
2.050 ( 2.30 ) | +0.000 ( 0.0 ) | 0/6 | Min-Seok KIM
2.033 ( 2.40 ) | +0.067 ( 0.3 ) | 0/6 | Kevin ALVES
1.980 ( 2.40 ) | +0.055 ( 0.3 ) | 0/8 | Song GAO
1.873 ( 2.30 ) | -0.010 ( 0.0 ) | 0/6 | Justin PIETERSEN
 

enlight78

Medalist
Joined
Nov 2, 2005
Wow;Samuel Contesti seem to be solid every where but pcs. stats are showing to be a top contender. The americans seem solid in everthing here. I am surprise about Kozuka.Thought i would see him in the top 5 for steps.
 
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