OMG both Rika and Alena won there really is a god listening to me :sad4:
To quote Ted: "Finally, finally."
power(a, n)
I'm happy that Alyona (the Angel, this is confusing) rightfully got her deserved gold, but I'm also sad that Yelim finished last... What a mixed bag of feelings, this is kinda heavy for me to handle with just three hours of sleep.
I'm happy that Alyona (the Angel, this is confusing) rightfully got her deserved gold, but I'm also sad that Yelim finished last... What a mixed bag of feelings, this is kinda heavy for me to handle with just three hours of sleep.
I'm happy that Alyona (the Angel, this is confusing) rightfully got her deserved gold, but I'm also sad that Yelim finished last... What a mixed bag of feelings, this is kinda heavy for me to handle with just three hours of sleep.
I really thought Trusova was unbeatable for now. It is however a nice surprise to see Alena win.
I am a new poster but I have to comment about how happy I am for Alena Kostornaia.
To think that just a few months ago, people were speculating that she would have to leave Eteri over ONE popped axel. I am so happy that she showed just how beautiful and powerful of a skater she can be and that there's no way she's out of the running yet. She is a skater that truly moves me. I'm so very happy for her and I am so excited to see her in seniors next year.
This is how I see it. Last Yelim, never even made it to the podium. This year she’s coming into December with 2 JGP silvers and a CS bronze. The First Lady to make to the JGPF since Yuna. I imagine all this sorta got into her head. But I am a firm believer that failures make us bring out of best successes in the long run. I’m a few weeks she’ll be in Korea competing as a senior for a spot at 4CC. She’ll remember this competition and it will make her more focused and determined. It will make her even more determined at nationals, 4CC and junior worlds. This is just a minor setback in a really long journey of hers.
Look at Stephan. He bombed terribly at JGP Richmond and that almost cost him a chance at the JGPF. But that made him more focused and determined. This time he didn’t cave under the pressure. He didn’t let a fall derail him. That’s why he’s the Junior Grand Prix Final Champion this year. Have faith and watch her rise from this.