2014 Japanese Junior Nationals
- Thread starter NMURA
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SP Highlights:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGmTkytaDpQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGmTkytaDpQ
Yuna's 3S-3Lo looked rotated (though small)! Shoma's 3A! 
And Wakaba's flip looks better! Inside edge or at least just a ! :yes:- Joined
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i think shoma is good enough to make it to senior worlds this year.
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Whaaa? I don't think Marin skates dissapointing this season. it's Yuna did a great job this season! 
Marin's practicing new jumps one after another. She upload it on her instagram http://instagram.com/marin_honda2018
Can't wait for the FS today. pray for the girls
Marin's practicing new jumps one after another. She upload it on her instagram http://instagram.com/marin_honda2018
Can't wait for the FS today. pray for the girls
Whaaa? I don't think Marin skates dissapointing this season. it's Yuna did a great job this season!
Marin's practicing new jumps one after another. She upload it on her instagram http://instagram.com/marin_honda2018
Can't wait for the FS today. pray for the girls
I guess I say "disappointing" because she hasn't really improved results-wise since last year, and she's still very inconsistent (plus her showing at the Asian Open was
hwell. But I can see now that her jumps are a lot bigger, and her flip edge is so much better! 
Those 3S-Lo-3F and 3F-Lo-3S combos are
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Awwww... Shoma fell 4 times
Yeah that will happened with such a risky program. I mean his Base Value is soo highhh for a junior. But hopefully this will trigger him to practice more. since his jump has not yet stable for now.
Junior Men results
1 Shoma Uno 1 2 210.72
2 Sota Yamamoto 2 1 202.50
3 Shu Nakamura 3 3 184.08
4 Kazuki Tomono 4 4 177.23
5 Daichi Miyata 5 7 169.92
6 Hidetsugu Kamata 7 6 168.61
7 Taichiro Yamakuma 10 5 166.01
8 Kosuke Nakano 6 8 160.09
9 Tsunehito Karakawa 13 9 153.05
10 Kento Kobayashi 16 10 151.63
11 Sei Kawahara 9 12 150.94
12 Ryo Sagami 11 13 149.39
13 Kento Kajita 24 11 146.35
14 Junya Wakatabe 23 14 144.83
15 Kotaro Takeuchi 14 15 144.36
16 Koshiro Shimada 8 19 143.03
17 Genki Suzuki 19 16 142.11
18 Junsuke Tokikuni 12 18 140.64
19 Naoki Oda 21 17 140.13
20 Yoji Nakano 17 20 138.44
21 Shion Kamata 18 21 130.87
22 Naoya Watanabe 20 22 129.26
23 Kazuki Kushida 15 24 125.72
24 Yuto Kishina 22 23 123.53
Uno FS 128.00
4T(fall) 3A 4T(fall) 3A(fall) 3Lo 3Lz(fall) 3S 2A-1Lo-3F
Yamamoto FS 134.69
3A(fall) 3Lz-3T 3F-2T 2A-1Lo-3S 3Lo 3Lz 3F 2A
Nakamura FS 122.55
1A 3Lz-2T 3Lo-2T 3F 2A-1Lo-3S 3Lz 3Lo 3T
Tomono FS 118.85
3A turnout 3Lz 3F-2T 3S 3Lo 3F stepout 3S-2T 3T
Shoma's 4T is getting less consistent instead of the 3A. This layout is too much to handle for him at this point, isn't it? One of the 3A is intended as a 3A-3T. He needs some adjustments before the final. Sota has landed a clean 3A in the warmup. Hope he lands it in the next competition. Nakamura and Tomono landed the 3A in the SP. Since Kawahara is out of Japanese nationals, Nakamura is likey to get the third spot for JW.
1 Shoma Uno 1 2 210.72
2 Sota Yamamoto 2 1 202.50
3 Shu Nakamura 3 3 184.08
4 Kazuki Tomono 4 4 177.23
5 Daichi Miyata 5 7 169.92
6 Hidetsugu Kamata 7 6 168.61
7 Taichiro Yamakuma 10 5 166.01
8 Kosuke Nakano 6 8 160.09
9 Tsunehito Karakawa 13 9 153.05
10 Kento Kobayashi 16 10 151.63
11 Sei Kawahara 9 12 150.94
12 Ryo Sagami 11 13 149.39
13 Kento Kajita 24 11 146.35
14 Junya Wakatabe 23 14 144.83
15 Kotaro Takeuchi 14 15 144.36
16 Koshiro Shimada 8 19 143.03
17 Genki Suzuki 19 16 142.11
18 Junsuke Tokikuni 12 18 140.64
19 Naoki Oda 21 17 140.13
20 Yoji Nakano 17 20 138.44
21 Shion Kamata 18 21 130.87
22 Naoya Watanabe 20 22 129.26
23 Kazuki Kushida 15 24 125.72
24 Yuto Kishina 22 23 123.53
Uno FS 128.00
4T(fall) 3A 4T(fall) 3A(fall) 3Lo 3Lz(fall) 3S 2A-1Lo-3F
Yamamoto FS 134.69
3A(fall) 3Lz-3T 3F-2T 2A-1Lo-3S 3Lo 3Lz 3F 2A
Nakamura FS 122.55
1A 3Lz-2T 3Lo-2T 3F 2A-1Lo-3S 3Lz 3Lo 3T
Tomono FS 118.85
3A turnout 3Lz 3F-2T 3S 3Lo 3F stepout 3S-2T 3T
Shoma's 4T is getting less consistent instead of the 3A. This layout is too much to handle for him at this point, isn't it? One of the 3A is intended as a 3A-3T. He needs some adjustments before the final. Sota has landed a clean 3A in the warmup. Hope he lands it in the next competition. Nakamura and Tomono landed the 3A in the SP. Since Kawahara is out of Japanese nationals, Nakamura is likey to get the third spot for JW.
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Thank you for the result as always! Yes, the layout is too much for him. Hopefully though he can rise his landing ratio for both jumps. but I'm not sure if it will be in time before world.. maybe he can change the layout. put 1 quad instead of 2 if it going to hold him back.
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thank you for posting these results as always Nmura. I hope Shoma can be happy that he won and not worry to much about 1 bad performance. It happens to all skaters from time to time.
Taichi withdrew Kinki regional due to injury. So he wasn't qualified. He tweeted he is getting better today.
FYI, Shoma landed 4T(so) , 3A, 3A+3T, 3Lo, 3Lz, 3S, 2A1Lo3F in morning practice. He also landed a few 3As including 3A+3T each in practices for two days. I didn't see any report about fall on 3A except for the one in today's FS.
His 4Ts might be still inconsistent, but I guess his 3As seem to be quite stable now.
FYI, Shoma landed 4T(so) , 3A, 3A+3T, 3Lo, 3Lz, 3S, 2A1Lo3F in morning practice. He also landed a few 3As including 3A+3T each in practices for two days. I didn't see any report about fall on 3A except for the one in today's FS.
His 4Ts might be still inconsistent, but I guess his 3As seem to be quite stable now.
Marin Honda FS 114.83 TOTAL 167.92
3Lz 2A3T2T 3S3T 3Lo 3F 3F2Lo 2A
Standings after three groups
1 Marin Honda 167.92
2 Rin Nitaya 154.28
3 Emiri Nagata 151.34
4 Kokoro Iwamoto 143.02
5 Saya Suzuki 140.16
6 Yukino Fuji 136.47
7 Hina Takeno 133.46
8 Yuka Kito 131.66
3Lz 2A3T2T 3S3T 3Lo 3F 3F2Lo 2A
Standings after three groups
1 Marin Honda 167.92
2 Rin Nitaya 154.28
3 Emiri Nagata 151.34
4 Kokoro Iwamoto 143.02
5 Saya Suzuki 140.16
6 Yukino Fuji 136.47
7 Hina Takeno 133.46
8 Yuka Kito 131.66
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omg Yuna is second!! Marin's score is ridiculous(in a good way) will she win?
edit: Sakamoto!! wow!
edit: Sakamoto!! wow!
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I'm reading the tweets from people who watch it live. but you can get the unofficial result here http://deep-edge.net/rs/nc2014/natj_JLfs.html
(in Japanese)
(in Japanese)
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woahhh Wakaba just got the best score for Japanese ladies this season and that's including the senior skaters! I know it's Nationals where everything is inflated but unbelievable. I need to watch the video now!
