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2015 JGP J&T Banka Aug 21 Ladies Free Skate

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Bratislava, Slovakia
Friday 21 August 2015, 16:40 UTC+2 (10:40 AM EDT)


Ladies Free Skate
Permalinked Ladies Free Skate Detailed Results
https://web.archive.org/web/2015082....com/results/season1516/jgpsvk2015/SEG004.HTM
Permalinked Ladies Free Skate Protocol
https://web.archive.org/web/2015082...svk2015/jgpsvk2015_JuniorLadies_FS_Scores.pdf
Permalinked Ladies Final Results
https://web.archive.org/web/2015082...om/results/season1516/jgpsvk2015/CAT002RS.HTM




Start Order​


StN.NameNationRankPoints
Warm-Up Group 1
1Louwee SHIBATA
PHI
3018.40
2Shokhsanam TOKHIROVA
UZB
2921.15
3Malika SHARSHENBAEVA
KGZ
2826.73
4Natalie KLOTZ
AUT
2529.55
5Kristen SPOURS
GBR
2728.13
6Cindy Yu XIA
NOR
2628.82
Warm-Up Group 2
7Emma JANG
TPE
2231.90
8Nina LETENAYOVA
SVK
2034.83
9Anna GORDIENKO
MDA
2330.86
10Amanda STAN
ROU
2133.25
11Jana COUFALOVA
CZE
1935.65
12Zhansaya ADYKHANOVA
KAZ
2429.85
Warm-Up Group 3
13Elzbieta KROPA
LTU
1737.43
14Nicole SCHOTT
GER
1338.39
15Marina POPOV
FRA
1538.05
16Aleksandra BUTKO
LAT
1438.26
17Shuran YU
SIN
1836.78
18Alexandra HAGAROVA
SVK
1637.80
Warm-Up Group 4
19Lucrezia GENNARO
ITA
943.30
20Hee Soo CHO
KOR
843.63
21Shaline RUEGGER
SUI
1140.06
22Kim CHEREMSKY
UKR
745.53
23Fruzsina MEDGYESI
HUN
1238.46
24So Hyun AN
KOR
1040.29
Warm-Up Group 5
25Valeriya MIKHAILOVA
RUS
453.44
26Rin NITAYA
JPN
647.19
27Emily CHAN
USA
549.60
28Vivian LE
USA
261.45
29Mai MIHARA
JPN
360.81
30Polina TSURSKAYA
RUS
166.08


Current Entries​

No.NameNation
1Natalie KLOTZAUT1
Fleurs du mal by Sarah Brightman
2Presiyana DIMITROVABUL2
Ghost (musical soundtrack; choreo by Ina Lutai
3Emma JANGTPE3
Danse Bacchanale (from "Samson et Dalilah") by Camille Saint-Saens; choreo by Nina Petrenko
4Jana COUFALOVACZE4
Love Me Like You Do by various composer; choreo by Tomas Verner, Alexander Vasilevski
5Marina POPOVFRA5
Pina (soundtrack); choreo by Katia Gentelet
6Nicole SCHOTTGER6
A Time For Us (from "Romeo and Juliet" soundtrack) by Nino Rota; choreo by Michael Huth and Rostislav Sinicyn
7Kristen SPOURSGBR7
Spartacus by Aram Khatchaturian; Choreo by Mark Hanretty
8Fruzsina MEDGYESIHUN8
The Mission (soundtrack) by Ennio Morricone; choreo by Zoltan Toth
9Lucrezia GENNAROITA9
Menouthis by E.S. Posthumus, Leyenda by Vanessa Mae; choreo by Marina Barova
10Mai MIHARAJPN10
Giselle by Adolpe Adam; choreo by Marina Zueva, M. Kawagoe,Yukina Ota (FS only)
11Rin NITAYAJPN10
Romeo and Juliet; choreo by Miho Kawaume (FS only)
12Zhansaya ADYKHANOVAKAZ11
Ladies in Lavender (soundtrack) by Nigel John Hess; choreo by Natalia Popova
13Malika SHARSHENBAEVAKGZ12
Silk Road by Edgar Makobian; choreo by Juri Bureiko
14Aleksandra BUTKOLAT13
choreo by Ruslan Kurlovich
15Elzbieta KROPALTU14
Burlesque (soundtrack); choreo by Rasa Birbaliene and Elena Maslennikova
16Anna GORDIENKOMDA15
Demo (Letzter Tag) by Herbert Groenemeyer; choreo by Valentina Mynzat
17Cindy Yu XIANOR16
El Conquistador by Maxime Rodriguez, Historia de un amor; choreo by Anna Jurkiewicz, Kaja Hanevold, and Roman Martonenko
18Louwee SHIBATAPHI17
Final Fantasy Worlds by Hans Zimmer, Wonder of the World by Hans Zimmer
19So Hyun ANKOR18
Buster's Big Opening
20Hee Soo CHOKOR18
21Amanda STANROU19
Santa Maria del Buenos Aires by Gotan Project, Vuelvo al Sur by Gotan Project; choreo by Andrei Berezintsev
22Valeriya MIKHAILOVARUS20
Ice Queen by Paul Dinletir
23Polina TSURSKAYARUS20
Chess (musical soundtrack) by Benny Anderson, Bjorn Ulvaeus; choreo by Daniil Gleikhengauz, Liudmila Gleikhengauz
24Shuran YUSIN21
Young and Beautiful, A Little Party Never Killed Nobody; choreo by Tom Dickson
25Alexandra HAGAROVASVK22
Tell Me Something Good by Pink, Ain't Cha Glad by David Johansen; choreo by Miroslav Bokor
26Nina LETENAYOVASVK22
Kung Fu Piano: Cello Ascends performed by The Piano Guys; Vladimir Dvojnikov, Gabriela Zilkova-Hrazska
27Miroslava MAGULOVASVK22
The Ludlows (from "Legends of the Fall" soundtrack) by James Horner; choreo by Miroslav Bokor
28Shaline RUEGGERSUI23
Angel and Devil by Maxime Rodriguez; choreo by Cornelia Leroy
29Kim CHEREMSKYUKR24
Je suis malade performed by Alice Donna; choreo by Nina Petrenko
30Emily CHANUSA25
Chopin by Edvin Marton; choreo by Olga Ganicheva
31Vivian LEUSA25
Nuages en montagne by Pierre Porte; choreo by Olga Ganicheva
32Shokhsanam TOKHIROVAUZB26
La leyenda del beso by Raul di Blasio
 
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apgold

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Russia, USA and Japan have 2 ladies each in the final flight, not really surprising given it mirrors what's going on the Senior Ladies internationally.

What a mixed bag of music for the FS, many warhorses (two R&J), more Gatsby and yet another Je Suis Malade? Nice to see Pink and David Johansen (ex-New York Doll) in there, too!
 

malif

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English native speakers, how should one pronounce Vivian Le last name,
as in
  • or as in [length] ?
 

satine

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I HATE, HATE, HATE Je Suis Malade!! Who is skating to that dreck?

Kim Cheremsky.

English native speakers, how should one pronounce Vivian Le last name,
as in
  • or as in [length] ?


  • I think Le is Vietnamese (maybe I'm wrong..). Perhaps Mrs. P or anyone else of Vietnamese descent could clarify? :) I browsed her skates on yt & most announcers pronounce it like 'lee' or even 'lay'. Can't find a vid of her introducing herself.
 
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Mrs. P

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I think Le is Vietnamese (maybe I'm wrong..). Perhaps Mrs. P or anyone else of Vietnamese descent could clarify? :) I browsed her skates on yt & most announcers pronounce it like 'lee' or even 'lay'. Can't find a vid of her introducing herself.

Yes, Le is a Vietnamese name. I pronounce it "lay." (So per earlier question the l sound is like that in "length") That said, someone noted in the sp thread she is of Chinese descent? Maybe she is both. Haven't really found any info.
 
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Lydia1703

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I think Le is Vietnamese (maybe I'm wrong..). Perhaps Mrs. P or anyone else of Vietnamese descent could clarify? :) I browsed her skates on yt & most announcers pronounce it like 'lee' or even 'lay'. Can't find a vid of her introducing herself.

English native speakers, how should one pronounce Vivian Le last name,
as in
  • or as in [length] ?


  • After seeing her face and the way her last name written, I think she may have Vietnamese root too (but maybe I'm wrong, because IIRC, China also has that last name). And if Le is a Vietnamese name, it's pronounced like [les] in French.
 
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yyyskate

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Vivian Le seems very French to me, No wonder CaroLizaFan on the other thread mistook her as French for quite some time:biggrin: I just pronounce it like Vivien Leigh.:biggrin:
 

ice coverage

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Link directly to LIVE STREAMING of Ladies FS on ISUJuniorGrandPrix channel:

ETA:
Links directly to live streaming of the Bratislava segments are on the ISU page for figure skating. (Which is just one click away from the ISU home page. Sam-S, I think I finally get what you more or less have been talking about??)

Detailed schedule with START TIMES for each individual skater:


Yes, Le is a Vietnamese name. I pronounce it "lay." (So per earlier question the l sound is like that in "length") That said, someone noted in the sp thread she is of Chinese descent? Maybe she is both. Haven't really found any info.

Thanks to all for the discussion of the pronunciation of Vivian's last name.
LOL, last night, I had started wondering about it too.
I independently had "decided" ;) that "lay" prob. is correct. My money always is on Mrs. P :yes:, so happy to see her post.

... I just pronounce it like Vivien Leigh.:biggrin:

Yesterday @SarahAndDrew joked on Twitter that V. Le needs a Gone With The Wind program :laugh:.
 
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yyyskate

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^^America ladies always have the best names for headlines. first we have Gracie Gold, Now V. Le :cool::yes:
 

sabinfire

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Whoops, sorry, will edit that out.

Multitasking, usually I pay more attention to things. ;)
 
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CaroLiza_fan

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Yes, Le is a Vietnamese name. I pronounce it "lay." (So per earlier question the l sound is like that in "length") That said, someone noted in the sp thread she is of Chinese descent? Maybe she is both. Haven't really found any info.

I wouldn't take my theory of her being Chinese as being any way reliable! That theory of her having Chinese ancestry was largely based on how the commentator pronounced her surname! :laugh:

Although, I did think it was strange that Vivian's surname was spelt "Le", as the Chinese name I was thinking of is normally transliterated as "Li" or "Lee".

But, if she is Vietnamese, that would explain everything.

Vivian Le seems very French to me, No wonder CaroLizaFan on the other thread mistook her as French for quite some time:biggrin: I just pronounce it like Vivien Leigh.:biggrin:

Halelujah! :cheer: At least I was not the only one that thought the name looked French!!! I can be a bit less embarassed now (but only a bit!)

CaroLiza_fan
 

Pika

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Halelujah! :cheer: At least I was not the only one that thought the name looked French!!! I can be a bit less embarassed now (but only a bit!)

CaroLiza_fan

You guys are funny Vivian Le is a name that looks anything but French :laugh2:
 

matmuh

what are levels anyway
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lets go for the ladies this time :cheer:
i think its Vivian's 1st name rather than her surname sounds French :biggrin:
 

CaroLiza_fan

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You guys are funny Vivian Le is a name that looks anything but French :laugh2:

OK, so when you look at it, "Vivian Le" does not resemble what you think of as a typical French name.

But, her first name with the spelling "Vivienne" is a typical French girl's name.

And "Le" is the masculine form of the French word for "the".

Oh, and in case you were wondering, I was pronouncing it the way "le" is pronounced in French", i.e. "luh" (that's my best guess at how it would be spelt phoenetically! :laugh: ).

So, that is what I was basing that thoughts on.

Anyway, competition has started. Beautiful dress from the Filipina skater who is kicking things off.

CaroLiza_fan
 
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