- Joined
- Dec 2, 2004
Predictions for senior men, ladies, dance, pairs?
Predictions?
- Thread starter doubleaxelcm
- Start date
- Joined
- Oct 27, 2004
Pairs:
1. Rena Inoue and John Baldwin Jr.
2. Jennifer Don and Jonathan Hunt
3. Katie Orscher and Garrett Lucash
Men:
1. Johnny Weir
2. Timothy Goebel
3. Michael Weiss
Ice Dance:
1. Tanith Belbin and Ben Agosto
2. Melissa Gregory and Denis Petukhov
3. Morgan Matthews and Maxim Zavozin
Ladies:
1. Michelle Kwan
2. Sasha Cohen
3. Angela Nikodinov
These placements are in the actual order I want the skaters to win.
1. Rena Inoue and John Baldwin Jr.
2. Jennifer Don and Jonathan Hunt
3. Katie Orscher and Garrett Lucash
Men:
1. Johnny Weir
2. Timothy Goebel
3. Michael Weiss
Ice Dance:
1. Tanith Belbin and Ben Agosto
2. Melissa Gregory and Denis Petukhov
3. Morgan Matthews and Maxim Zavozin
Ladies:
1. Michelle Kwan
2. Sasha Cohen
3. Angela Nikodinov
These placements are in the actual order I want the skaters to win.
- Joined
- Jun 27, 2003
I refuse to jinx anyone 
- Joined
- Jul 11, 2003
SailorGalazie - You made excellent choices. However, except for Tanith and Ben, I think the other would be golds are very vulnerable.
Joe
Joe
- Joined
- Dec 2, 2004
Joesitz said:SailorGalazie - You made excellent choices. However, except for Tanith and Ben, I think the other would be golds are very vulnerable.
Joe
Yeah. For instance womens is probably a toss-up. Nationals has always seemed to be Michelle's event though so I would go with the same thing. I was thinking that it might be Jenny Kirk for the bronze though.
Tanith and Ben are a FOR-SURE i would say. They are the most promise the US has had in dance in a while.
For men I think Ryan Jahnke will definitely be in there somewhere. I wouldn't be surprised if he was second to Weir and either Weiss or Geobel didn't make the podium at all.
I don't think I am informed enough on US pairs to comment on that.
Hmm.
Ladies:
1. Michelle Kwan
2. Sasha Cohen
3. Jenny Kirk
4. Katy Taylor
5. Amber Corwin
6. Angela Nikodinov
Men:
1. Johnny Weir? I'm a little reserved in the mens predictions because I have no idea what kind of shape everyone's going to be in by Nationals.
2. Tim Goebel
3. Mike Weiss
4. Ryan Jahnke
5. Evan Lysacek
6. Matt Savoie
Dance:
1. Tanith & Ben
2. Melissa & Denis
3. Morgan & Max
4. Kendra & Brent
5. Manon & O'Meara
6. Rey & Rey
Pairs:
1. Inoue & Baldwin
2. Orscher & Lucash
3. Don & Hunt
4. Scott & Duhlebon
5. Hinzmann & Parchem
6. Evora & Ladwig
Ladies:
1. Michelle Kwan
2. Sasha Cohen
3. Jenny Kirk
4. Katy Taylor
5. Amber Corwin
6. Angela Nikodinov
Men:
1. Johnny Weir? I'm a little reserved in the mens predictions because I have no idea what kind of shape everyone's going to be in by Nationals.
2. Tim Goebel
3. Mike Weiss
4. Ryan Jahnke
5. Evan Lysacek
6. Matt Savoie
Dance:
1. Tanith & Ben
2. Melissa & Denis
3. Morgan & Max
4. Kendra & Brent
5. Manon & O'Meara
6. Rey & Rey
Pairs:
1. Inoue & Baldwin
2. Orscher & Lucash
3. Don & Hunt
4. Scott & Duhlebon
5. Hinzmann & Parchem
6. Evora & Ladwig
- Joined
- Jul 27, 2003
I think it's interesting that no one has listed Scott & Dulebohn as even making the podium despite the fact that they are former National champions!
S
SkateFan4Life
Guest
SailorGalaxia518 said:
Great predictions! I would make just a few changes:
Ladies:
1. Michelle Kwan
2. Sasha Cohen
3. Jenny Kirk
Men:
1. Johnny Weir
2. Timothy Goebel
3. Ryan Jahnke
I agree with your pairs and dance choices.
2005 World Team USA
Predictions are fun, and we all can figure out why/why not things came about in retrospect. Hindsight is 20 - 20
Dance: Belbin/Agosto, Gregory/Petukov (great chance for the US to earn 3 teams for the Olympics!)
Pairs: Inoue/Baldwin, Scott/Dulebohn <**last chance**> (one team will be 5 - 8, one team will be 9 - 12 and the US will earn 2 spots for the Olympics)
Men: Weir, Goebel and Weiss (the battle of the triple axel is for third place and whomever does them better between Weiss and Jahnke will get the 3rd spot and the US will earn 3 spots for the Olympics)
Ladies: Kwan, Cohen (will place 3rd at US Nationals), and Amber Corwin (the US will earn 3 spots for the Olympics from Kwan and Cohen, so the 3rd spot is up for grabs for who skates the best that night, and that person will place second above Sasha who will have an error or two in her programs)
Predictions are fun, and we all can figure out why/why not things came about in retrospect. Hindsight is 20 - 20
Dance: Belbin/Agosto, Gregory/Petukov (great chance for the US to earn 3 teams for the Olympics!)
Pairs: Inoue/Baldwin, Scott/Dulebohn <**last chance**> (one team will be 5 - 8, one team will be 9 - 12 and the US will earn 2 spots for the Olympics)
Men: Weir, Goebel and Weiss (the battle of the triple axel is for third place and whomever does them better between Weiss and Jahnke will get the 3rd spot and the US will earn 3 spots for the Olympics)
Ladies: Kwan, Cohen (will place 3rd at US Nationals), and Amber Corwin (the US will earn 3 spots for the Olympics from Kwan and Cohen, so the 3rd spot is up for grabs for who skates the best that night, and that person will place second above Sasha who will have an error or two in her programs)
Here we go again....another year!:
Men:
1. Johnny Weir
2. Timothy Goebel
3. Evan Lysacek
Ladies:
1. Michelle Kwan
2. Sasha Cohen
3. Angela Nikodinov/Jenny Kirk-----this one's gonna be a real good fight!
Pairs:
1. Inoue/Baldwin
2. Don/Hunt
3. Orsher/Lucash
Dance:
1. Belbin/Agosto
2. Gregory/Petukhov
3. Goodwin/Bonnemetre----I wasn't aware Matthews/Zavozin were up in the senior ranks this year. If they are, swap them for 3rd
Men:
1. Johnny Weir
2. Timothy Goebel
3. Evan Lysacek
Ladies:
1. Michelle Kwan
2. Sasha Cohen
3. Angela Nikodinov/Jenny Kirk-----this one's gonna be a real good fight!
Pairs:
1. Inoue/Baldwin
2. Don/Hunt
3. Orsher/Lucash
Dance:
1. Belbin/Agosto
2. Gregory/Petukhov
3. Goodwin/Bonnemetre----I wasn't aware Matthews/Zavozin were up in the senior ranks this year. If they are, swap them for 3rd
Similar threads
