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Stasya in this group!I'm predicting she'll be on top by days end.
Every time someone does that it never ends well.
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Every time someone does that it never ends well.
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Guess no one wants to win this comp.
We still have Nastya left but yeah I agree! What the jeepers happened to Stasya and Shiraiwa?
Which explains why he has coached so many champions. Something about his coaching technique and his spirit that makes him so impressive.
Yeah... Her top score this season is 148. Let's just cheer for a clean program and stop crying about the future of junior ladies. We'll get them next year.
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Well the FS just got that much more interesting with Lim's nearly 5 point SP advantage over Konstantinova. Eunsoo also has a slight ISU FS PB advantage so Konstantinova really has to bring it in the FS or she'll miss the JGPF
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That too. But beating Honda's total score won't even matter if she's stuck at bronze.
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Well, I think that it's the other way around. Her being stuck at bronze doesn't matter if she doesn't score the points required(Which will be like 127+ IIRC). Only if she scores that many points does it matter if she's second or third. If she is third with less points than that, it doesn't matter either way.
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Talking about speed needed for Eunsoo, Nina could use some herself, she has always been a slow and deliberate skater! Nevertheless, great effort by Nina, some very nice extensions and I do see improvement not only from last year, but from Glacier Falls! I look forward to seeing her FS. Nice job, Nina! Keep up the hard work!
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Eunsoo does
I hope she manages at least to stop the Russian-Japanese medal sweep!
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Diana Nikitina's music? Yup.
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If Eunsoo somehow pulls off 1st or 2nd, is there any chance she makes JGPF?
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I see Lutricia Bock at almost every competition this season. Is this her 6th event now?
Since events take place in Europe a lot, she uses her opportunities.
ETA: Lutricia sets up her new PB, so all her efforts are rewarded.
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Very very very very minimal.
If she's 1st, she'll only make it if Konstantinova is 3rd or lower AND if Gubanova ends up either 4th with a low enough score or 5th or lower. Then it would be Tsurskaya (30), Kihira (28), Sakamoto (28), Zagitova (26), Honda (26), and Lim (24).
If she's second, she's already out since at least 6 skaters already have 24+ points.
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I get excited about all of the US skaters that compete at big competitions internationally and domestically. Now I may disagree with the decision to send a particular skater or two, but I cheer for all of them as you never know - the best can blow-up and the not so strong can rise to the occasion! They all work hard and deserve our support!
Since this is Nina's second JGP season, I would expect her, like most US ladies did before her, to place above every other country except for Russia/Japan/Korea (only Brynne and Alexia did not).
I haven't seen many tears being shed about the future of junior ladies on this board. As I just said, I cheer for ALL US competitors as I prefer to be impartial with my comments. On the other hand, I have seen a lot of posts that seem to promote some skaters because they scored well at a club competition or can do a 3-3 and these posts are dangerous as they are not taking all necessary variables in to consideration - they are looking at sections of a program or cherry-picking a score. Nevertheless, everyone is entitled to an opinion, especially in an election year
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