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Mar 10-11, 2017 - Mississauga, Canada
2017 World JR Synchro Skating Championships
- Thread starter gsk8
- Start date
Live stream
Short Program starts Friday 10th at 18.15 local Missisauga time (UTC -5)
1 Team Australia
2 Team France
3 Team Great Britain
4 Team Spain
5 Team Switzerland
6 Team Turkey
7 Team Italy
8 Team Sweden 1
9 Team Germany
10 Team United States of America 1
11 Team Canada 2
12 Team Finland 1
13 Team Czech Republic
14 Team United States of America 2
15 Team Finland 2
16 Team Russia 1
17 Team Sweden 2
18 Team Russia 2
19 Team Canada 1
Short Program starts Friday 10th at 18.15 local Missisauga time (UTC -5)
1 Team Australia
2 Team France
3 Team Great Britain
4 Team Spain
5 Team Switzerland
6 Team Turkey
7 Team Italy
8 Team Sweden 1
9 Team Germany
10 Team United States of America 1
11 Team Canada 2
12 Team Finland 1
13 Team Czech Republic
14 Team United States of America 2
15 Team Finland 2
16 Team Russia 1
17 Team Sweden 2
18 Team Russia 2
19 Team Canada 1
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Thanks for the thread. It's gonna be a tough fight between Russia, Finland, Canada and USA! Looking forward to watch it. 
Just for fun:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BRcKeQ6A6Gr/
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Just for fun:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BRcKeQ6A6Gr/
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I'm going to the free program tomorrow! I'm super excited! 
I'm watching the short program on the livestream right now.
I'm watching the short program on the livestream right now.
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Javier Fernandez came out to cheer on Team Spain.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BReuHauD8tY/
https://www.facebook.com/SkateCanada/videos/10154460600367039/
https://www.instagram.com/p/BReuHauD8tY/
https://www.facebook.com/SkateCanada/videos/10154460600367039/
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The two Russian teams were better coordinated than other teams. After the short program:
1. Team Russia 1 - 62.55
2. Team Russia 2 - 62.34
3. Team Finland 1 - 61.55
Team Russia 1 could not hold onto the podium position, losing more than 20 points in the free program, but Team Russia 2 captured the World Junior Synchro Championship.
Team Russia 2 FP - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hx9UmosP2hY
The final results:
1. Team Russia 2 168.83
2. Team Finland 1 158.06
3. Team Finland 2 156.24
1. Team Russia 1 - 62.55
2. Team Russia 2 - 62.34
3. Team Finland 1 - 61.55
Team Russia 1 could not hold onto the podium position, losing more than 20 points in the free program, but Team Russia 2 captured the World Junior Synchro Championship.
Team Russia 2 FP - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hx9UmosP2hY
The final results:
1. Team Russia 2 168.83
2. Team Finland 1 158.06
3. Team Finland 2 156.24
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Scores after the short program:
1 Team Russia 1 - 62.55
2 Team Russia 2 - 62.34
3 Team Finland 1 - 61.55
4 Team Finland 2 - 57.72
5 Team United States of America 2 - 57.34
6 Team Canada 2 - 55.53
7 Team Canada 1 - 54.78
8 Team United States of America 1 - 54.33
9 Team Sweden 2 - 46.81
10 Team Germany - 42.63
11 Team Sweden 1 - 41.27
12 Team Italy - 40.34
13 Team Czech Republic - 38.81
14 Team France - 37.61
15 Team Switzerland - 32.39
16 Team Spain - 29.22
17 Team Australia - 28.34
18 Team Great Britain - 22.50
19 Team Turkey - 19.62
1 Team Russia 1 - 62.55
2 Team Russia 2 - 62.34
3 Team Finland 1 - 61.55
4 Team Finland 2 - 57.72
5 Team United States of America 2 - 57.34
6 Team Canada 2 - 55.53
7 Team Canada 1 - 54.78
8 Team United States of America 1 - 54.33
9 Team Sweden 2 - 46.81
10 Team Germany - 42.63
11 Team Sweden 1 - 41.27
12 Team Italy - 40.34
13 Team Czech Republic - 38.81
14 Team France - 37.61
15 Team Switzerland - 32.39
16 Team Spain - 29.22
17 Team Australia - 28.34
18 Team Great Britain - 22.50
19 Team Turkey - 19.62
Oh man... This is the first time when I see some drama in Synchro Skating. 
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1 Team Russia 2 RUS - 106.49
2 Team USA 1 USA - 101.73
3 Team Canada 1 CAN - 101.19
4 Team Canada 2 CAN - 98.83
5 Team Finland 2 FIN - 98.52
6 Team Finland 1 FIN - 96.51
7 Team USA 2 USA - 95.22
8 Team Sweden 2 SWE - 84.72
9 Team Russia 1 RUS - 83.04 - 9.00 Deductions
10 Team Sweden 1 SWE - 79.71
11 Team Germany GER - 71.66
12 Team Czech Republic - 70.32
13 Team Italy ITA - 70.03
14 Team France FRA - 64.58
15 Team Switzerland SUI - 59.29
16 Team Great Britain GBR - 54.30
17 Team Australia AUS - 50.56
18 Team Spain ESP - 48.41
19 Team Turkey TUR - 35.06
Results overall:
1. Team Russia 2 - 168.83
2. Team Finland 1 - 158.06
3. Team Finland 2 - 156.24
Congratulations to Team Russia 2 aka Team Junost with winning the World Junior Champion title! Also congratulations to Teams Finland. Two medals it's very good result. Teams USA and Canada - also very strong result, but they should do something with their short programs.
And sorry for Team Russia 1... Ugh...
:sad4::hopelessness:1 Team Russia 2 RUS - 106.49
2 Team USA 1 USA - 101.73
3 Team Canada 1 CAN - 101.19
4 Team Canada 2 CAN - 98.83
5 Team Finland 2 FIN - 98.52
6 Team Finland 1 FIN - 96.51
7 Team USA 2 USA - 95.22
8 Team Sweden 2 SWE - 84.72
9 Team Russia 1 RUS - 83.04 - 9.00 Deductions
10 Team Sweden 1 SWE - 79.71
11 Team Germany GER - 71.66
12 Team Czech Republic - 70.32
13 Team Italy ITA - 70.03
14 Team France FRA - 64.58
15 Team Switzerland SUI - 59.29
16 Team Great Britain GBR - 54.30
17 Team Australia AUS - 50.56
18 Team Spain ESP - 48.41
19 Team Turkey TUR - 35.06
Results overall:
1. Team Russia 2 - 168.83
2. Team Finland 1 - 158.06
3. Team Finland 2 - 156.24
Congratulations to Team Russia 2 aka Team Junost with winning the World Junior Champion title! Also congratulations to Teams Finland. Two medals it's very good result. Teams USA and Canada - also very strong result, but they should do something with their short programs.
And sorry for Team Russia 1... Ugh...
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It was the falls....they had a few single ones, but the worst was during the intersection when 4 of them fall at once.
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It was the falls....they had a few single ones, but the worst was during the intersection when 4 of them fall at once.
Thanks shiroKJ, I have never seen a fall in Synchro. Are there videos of the performances available? Never mind, I just saw them on YouTube. Weird falls...It's too bad because they have a great program.....
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Worlds is in Colorado Springs April 7. I'm going. I bought tickets last week, but I waited too long, they aren't that good. But I think synchro will probably be better if you're higher up in the bleachers.
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It was the falls....they had a few single ones, but the worst was during the intersection when 4 of them fall at once.
I was right there in the front row and sadly watched it all unfold! It was one of the most heartbreaking things I've ever witnessed.
I don't think there was a dry eye in the stands at the end of their performance, and of course they got a standing ovation from the crowd for pushing through despite the problems. Nine Falls in one program is a HUGE deal in synchro, especially when you look at the protocols and see how close the scores are. It's a mandatory 1 point deduction per fall, plus negative GOE for the element that the fall occurred in. Keep in mind, these girls are all between 13 and 18 years old and have worked their butts off for the past year to train for this moment. These high performance synchronized skating teams train just as long and as hard as any singles skater or pairs skater or ice dancer. They were all so upset, understandably so. I suspect that for a lot of them, it was their first time ever in North America. I can't recall when junior synchro worlds was last held on the end of the planet, if ever.
Of course, I am certain that they will learn from this unfortunate occurrence and come back next season in better shape than ever.
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