2016 JGP Yokohama Mens FS

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Yokohama Japan

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Shin-Yokohama Skate Center

Men's Free Skate
Saturday, September 10, 2016, 18:00 (UTC +9)
Time by time zone
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldcloc...p9=166&p10=262

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Start Order​

StN.	Name	Nation	Rank	Points
	Warm-Up Group 1
1	Michael DURHAM	NZL	18	33.36
2	Krishna Sai Rahul ELURI	IND	22	3.02
3	Calvin PRATAMA	INA	21	20.72
4	Chadwick WANG	SIN	19	31.66
5	Mauro CALCAGNO	ARG	20	24.64
	Warm-Up Group 2
6	Kai Xiang CHEW	MAS	17	42.42
7	James MIN	AUS	13	53.48
8	Eric LIU	CAN	15	48.49
9	Harrison Jon-Yen WONG	HKG	16	45.82
10	Sena MIYAKE	JPN	14	48.90
	Warm-Up Group 3
11	Daniel GRASSL	ITA	10	56.10
12	Mark GORODNITSKY	ISR	11	55.19
13	Donovan CARRILLO	MEX	12	53.64
14	Yuto KISHINA	JPN	7	61.67
15	Chih-I TSAO	TPE	9	60.71
16	Emmanuel SAVARY	USA	8	61.44
	Warm-Up Group 4
17	Artem KOVALEV	RUS	4	70.19
18	Roman SADOVSKY	CAN	5	67.94
19	Kazuki TOMONO	JPN	6	66.47
20	Vincent ZHOU	USA	1	80.53
21	Alexey EROKHOV	RUS	3	74.90
22	Jun Hwan CHA	KOR	2	79.34

YOUTUBE CHANNEL
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbv...IwotCt2JGySfJA

Short Program Youtube link
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=u1qUvh_1I-A

Free Skate Youtube Link
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmYlGYrWtNI

Entries
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No.	Name	Nation
1	Mauro CALCAGNO SP Gopher Mambo, Mambo Caliente by Arturo Sandoval; choreo by Estrella Marinucci LP All of Me by John Legend, Toby Gad, Closing Ranks by Lior Rosner, Timothy Stitheim; choreo by Estrella Marinucci	ARG
2	James MIN SP Jumpin' Jack by Big Bad Voodoo Daddy; choreo by M. and E. Borounov, R. Laidlaw, J. Min LP Totem (Cirque du Soleil); choreo by M. and E. Borounov, R. Laidlaw, J. Min	AUS
3	Eric LIU SP In the Hall of the Moutain King (Peer Gynt Suite by Edvard Grieg), performed by Anna Katharina; choreo by Lance Vipond LP Regreso al Amor by Astor Piazzolla, Primavera Portena by Astor Piazzolla; choreo by Lance Vipond	CAN
4	Roman SADOVSKY SP Exogenesis Symphony Part 3: Redemption by Muse; choreo by David Wilson, Mark Pillay LP Romeo and Juliet (Plunket and Maclean soundtrack) by Craig Armstrong; choreo by David Wilson, Mark Pillay	CAN
5	Chih-I TSAO SP Feeling Good by Michael Buble; choreo by Scott Brown, Ikaika Young, I. S. Poupee LP Adios Nonino by Astor Piazzolla; choreo by Scott Brown, Ikaika Young, I. S. Poupee	TPE
6	Harrison Jon-Yen WONG SP I am Feeling Good by Adam Lambert; choreo by Scott Brown LP Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini performed by David Garrett; choreo by Scott Brown	HKG
7	Krishna Sai Rahul ELURI SP Lady Di by Richard Clayderman LP Morning Sun by Armik	IND
8	Calvin PRATAMA SP Feeling Good by Michael Buble; choreo by M. Nugraha LP The Way You Make Me Feel by Michael Jackson, Man in the Mirror by Michael Jackson; choreo by B. Nugroho	INA
9	Mark GORODNITSKY SD Puttin' On the Pin-Stripe Remix A by Chris Walden, Mark Kilian; choreo by Andrei Berezintsev LP Iron Man 3 (soundtrack) by Brian Tyler; choreo by Andrei Berezintsev	ISR
10	Daniel GRASSL SP Art on Ice by Edvin Marton LP Charlie Chaplin Medley: "Smile" performed by Nat King Cole, "City Lights Overture-Unveiling the Statue" by City Lights Orchestra, and "Limelight" performed by Thomas Beckmann	ITA
11	Yuto KISHINA SP Get a Kick Out of You by Frank Sinatra; choreo by Cathy Reed LP Violin Concerto by Petr I. Tchaikovski; choreo by Cathy Reed	JPN
12	Sena MIYAKE SP Caravan performed by The Ventures; choreo by Misao Sato, Kenji Miyamoto LP Child of Nazareth by Maxime Rodriguez; choreo by Misao Sato, Kenji Miyamoto	JPN
13	Kazuki TOMONO SP Symphony No. 5 by Ludwig van Beethoven, The Fifth by David Garrett; choreo by Misao Sato LP An American in Paris by George Gershwin; choreo by Misao Sato	JPN
14	Kai Xiang CHEW SP Fanatico by Edvin Marton; choreo by Mari Araya LP Slow Dancing in the Big City by Bill Conti; choreo by Mari Araya	MAS
15	Donovan CARRILLO SP Mambo Mix by Perez Prado; choreo by Gregorio Nunez LP Hasta Que Te Conoci by Juan Gabriel, performed by Raul di Blasio; choreo by Gregorio Nunez	MEX
16	Michael DURHAM SP This Is a Man's World; choreo by Mathieu Wilson LP Lord of the Rings Theme performed by The Piano Guys; choreo by Mathieu Wilson	NZL
17	Jun Hwan CHA SP selections from A Chorus Line LP Mi Mancherai (from Il Postino OST) by Josh Groban	KOR
18	Alexey EROKHOV SP The Thrill Is Gone by B.B. King, Eric Chapman; choreo by Daniil Gleikhengauz LP Romeo and Juliette; choreo by Daniil Gleikhengauz	RUS
19	Artem KOVALEV SP Misere by Bruno Pelletier; choreo by Martine Dagenais; choreo by Martine Dagenais LP House of Flying Daggers (soundtrack) by Shigeru Umebayashi, Samurai Collection by Kiyoshi Yoshida; choreo by Martine Dagenais	RUS
20	Chadwick WANG SP Sleepwalk, Jump Jive and Wail; choreo by Derrick Delmore LP Cry Me a River by Michael Buble; choreo by Derrick Delmore	SIN
21	Emmanuel SAVARY SP "Viejos Aires" by Ensamble Nuevo Tango; choreo by Evgeny Platov LP House of Flying Daggers, Fearless and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon soundtracks; choreo by Evgeny Platov	USA
22	Vincent ZHOU SP "Writing's on the Wall" from the Spectre soundtrack by Sam Smith; choreo by Drew Meekins, David Wilson LP Johnny Staccato soundtrack by Elmer Bernstein; choreo by Drew Meekins, David Wilson	USA

 

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Here is the link for the Time Schedule:

http://www.isuresults.com/results/season1617/jgpjpn2016/jgpjpn2016_JuniorMen_FS_TimeSchedule.pdf

And for the Live Streaming (not on air yet):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmYlGYrWtNI

Hope this helps

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Coverage just started.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmYlGYrWtNI

Currently showing the pre-recorded intro.

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The last skater I saw yesterday before switching to the Lombardia is the first skater I saw today!

Not sure about the jumper. It's like something my Granny would have knitted when I was a youngster. But it contrasts nicely against the ice.

Looking forward to seeing the next guy. Krishna Sai Rahul ELURI is Ananya Murthy THIRUVALLAM's Ice Dance partner.

And you all know how taken I was with her in the Ladies Singles yesterday.

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CaroLiza_fan

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Awwww!!!! And they showed Ananya in the audience as he was coming off the ice!!!

Going by his expression after coming off the ice, he is absolutely shattered!

He had a few falls. But there was one point I thought he was going have another, and he managed to save it. Which I was impressed with.

Not quite as happy when he came off the ice as Ananya was with her SP. But he was absolutely delighted when his score came up! I think he was surprised that he scored as high as he did.

WELL DONE!!!

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CaroLiza_fan said:

Coverage just started.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmYlGYrWtNI

Currently showing the pre-recorded intro.

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I can't believe that boy from India passed a junior test. It's making a mockery of the sport - and I believe it's his second JGP. Some kids in USA and Russia would do anything to skate at a JGP and Synchro don't even have a series

 

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edwinaskater1943 said:

I can't believe that boy from India passed a junior test. It's making a mockery of the sport - and I believe it's his second JGP. Some kids in USA and Russia would do anything to skate at a JGP and Synchro don't even have a series

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Oh, come on, have a heart!

Everybody has to start somewhere. And, yes, the two Indian kids are not up the standard that we are used to seeing at ISU competitions. But I can tell you something - they are both better skaters than me!

Figure skating is a completely unknown sport in India. There aren't many skaters. So, I don't imagine there are any competitions held there.

With there being no Senior B competitions in Asia, this is probably the only opportunity they will get to do a competition.

So we should be happy for them that they are getting the opportunity to take part in an international competition.

They were both delighted with how they performed. And that is what matters.

CaroLiza_fan

 

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Sena's costume!

 

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CaroLiza_fan said:

Oh, come on, have a heart!

Everybody has to start somewhere. And, yes, the two Indian kids are not up the standard that we are used to seeing at ISU competitions. But I can tell you something - they are both better skaters than me!

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I am with you, Caloliza!
I always love watching skaters from countries in which Figure skating is not popular. Especially I like those Indian skaters, because they are really from India, not someone born or train in US or Russia who happen to have Indian nationality.
I am very grad that ISU giving them the opportunity to perform in International competition. That motivate not only those two skaters but also kids who trains with them in India, which is one of my favorite country for long time.

 

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Kai was running of steam in the later of the program.

Ted's commentary is so sweet and complimentary. I love we have him.

 

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Go James!

 

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radiant smile from James Min.

Oh oh...off day for him obviously. I like his program though.

 

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Now my heart hurts for him. He's disappointed.

 

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Although Eric made a clean performance, he was very slow and tentative especially when jumping. He was once considered a young prodigy by Canadian local media some years ago, but his development rate is slow. However, he was better than the last showing at another JGP event. He has nice upper body movements though.

 

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Not a best day for Harrison either. I love the program though.

 

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Ted said he took the last two years off and is just coming back - much taller to boot.

 

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Miyake reminds me a lot of Yuzuru in skating style, maybe the costume effect I like the front, but what the heck with the wings on the back? Anyway good fight, just needs to be more sure in the jumps and good effort with 3A at such a young age!

 

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Crossover said:

Although Eric made a clean performance, he was very slow and tentative especially when jumping. He was once considered a young prodigy by Canadian local media some years ago, but his development rate is slow. However, he was better than the last showing at another JGP event. He has nice upper body movements though.

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Eric did take the 2014-1015 season off. When he returned he switched from Joanne Mcleod to Ravi Walia.

Even before the break , spins were always an issue with him.

 

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Sena's program, the first half was so snooze-fest to watch...he didn't seem to have enough strength to land his jumps. However, the later of the program with a different music changed the mood thankfully.

 

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CaroLiza_fan said:

Oh, come on, have a heart!

Everybody has to start somewhere. And, yes, the two Indian kids are not up the standard that we are used to seeing at ISU competitions. But I can tell you something - they are both better skaters than me!

Figure skating is a completely unknown sport in India. There aren't many skaters. So, I don't imagine there are any competitions held there.

With there being no Senior B competitions in Asia, this is probably the only opportunity they will get to do a competition.

So we should be happy for them that they are getting the opportunity to take part in an international competition.

They were both delighted with how they performed. And that is what matters.

CaroLiza_fan

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Agree 100%. Those kids from Russia and the USA (and other developed countries) have many more opportunities to go to competitions, they have far better conditions and access to good coaches. Why would anyone want to make it harder for skaters from smaller countries to ever gain any experience and encourage the popularity of the sport? At the senior level they will still have to meet minimums to participate in the bigger competitions. We are already seeing more new countries produce talented skaters (Philippines, Malaysia, etc) and they all had to start somewhere, usually skating on horrible ice in shopping malls. It takes time to develop a skating program and it can't happen in a total vacuum.