2018 Four Continents Ladies SP

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ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships

Jan 22 - Jan 27, 2018
Taipei Arena
No. 2, Section 4, Nanjing East Road, Songshan District,
Taipei City, Taiwan 105
+886 2 2578 3536
Taipei City /TPE

LADIES SHORT PROGRAM
Wednesday, January 24, 2018, 16:45

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Start Order
Ladies Short Program​

StN.	Name	Nation
	Warm-Up Group 1​
1	Joanna SO	HKG
2	Natalie SANGKAGALO	THA
3	Starr ANDREWS	USA
4	Ziquan ZHAO	CHN
5	Amy LIN	TPE
	Warm-Up Group 2​
6	Michelle LONG	CAN
7	Hanul KIM	KOR
8	Thita LAMSAM	THA
9	Alicia PINEAULT	CAN
10	Chloe ING	SGP
11	Aiza MAMBEKOVA	KAZ
	Warm-Up Group 3​
12	Kailani CRAINE	AUS
13	Angela WANG	USA
14	Xiangning LI	CHN
15	Soyoun PARK	KOR
16	Brooklee HAN	AUS
17	Alaine CHARTRAND	CAN
	Warm-Up Group 4​
18	Mai MIHARA	JPN
19	Kaori SAKAMOTO	JPN
20	Mariah BELL	USA
21	Elizabet TURSYNBAEVA	KAZ
22	Satoko MIYAHARA	JPN
23	Dabin CHOI	KOR

Entries​

No.	Name	Nation
1	Kailani CRAINE SP: "Dream a Little Dream of Me" performed by Ella Fitzgerald, "One Day (Swingrowers Remix)" performed by Caro Emerald; choreo by Alex Chang (last season's program) FS: Moulin Rouge (soundtrack); choreo by Alex Chang	AUS
2	Brooklee HAN SP: "I Dreamed A Dream" (from "Les Miserables") by Claude-Michel Schoenberg, performed by Susan Boyle; choreo by Evgenii Nemirovski FS: Por Una Cabeza by Carlos Gardel and Alfredo Le Pera (last season's program introduced at 4CC); choreo by Evgenii Nemirovski	AUS
3	Alaine CHARTRAND SP: Libertango by Astor Piazzolla; choreo by Shae-Lynn Bourne FS: Sunset Boulevard by Andrew Lloyd Webber; choreo by David Wilson	CAN
4	Michelle LONG SP: Oblivion (One Stolen Kiss) performed by Sissel, choreo by Lori Nichol FS: Turandot: "Nessun Dorma" performed by the BBC Concert Orchestra; Nessun Dorma [Warner Version] by Sarah Brightman; choreo by Lori Nichol	CAN
5	Alicia PINEAULT SP: Back to Black by Amy Winehouse, choreo by Shae-Lynn Bourne FS: Mon coeur s'ouvre a ta voix by Camille Saint-Saens, performed by Maria Callas, from "Samson et Delilah", choreo by Sebastian Britten	CAN
6	Xiangning LI SP: Nuovo Cinema Paradiso; choreo by David Wilson FS: Raymonda, Opus 57, by A. Glazunov; choreo by David Wilson	CHN
7	Ziquan ZHAO SP: Prelude Op.28, No.15 in D-Flat Major (Raindrop) by Frederic Chopin; choreo by David Wilson FS: Tarquito Militar, Oblivión performed by Romulo Larrea, by Astor Piazzolla; choreo by David Wilson	CHN
8	Amy LIN SP: Snake Women (from "Iris" - Cirque du Soleil) by Danny Elfman; choreo by Tom Dickson and Marina Klimova FS: "Juliet's Aria" ("Sono Andati" by Giacomo Puccini) from the "Heavenly Creatures" soundtrack, performed by Kate Winslet, "Musetta's Waltz" from "La Boheme" by Giacomo Puccini, "La Boheme" by Giacomo Puccini; choreo by Tom Dickson and Marina Klimova	TPE
9	Joanna SO SP: "When You Good To Mama" by John Kander; choreo by Derrick Delmore FS: The Phantom of the Opera soundtrack performed by Lindsey Stirling; choreo by Derrick Delmore	HKG
10	Mai MIHARA SP: "Libertango" by Astor Piazzolla; choreo by Benoit Richard FS: "Carlotta" (from "The Mission" soundtrack) by Ennio Morricone, "Gabriel's Oboe (Whispers in a Dream)" by Ennio Morricone performed by Hayley Westenra, "Vita Nostra" (from "The Mission" soundtrack) by Ennio Morricone; choreo by David Wilson	JPN
11	Satoko MIYAHARA SP: Sayuri's Theme (Memoirs of a Geisha (soundtrack) by John Williams); choreo by Lori Nichol FS: Madame Butterfly Act 3 by Giacomo Puccini; Goro's Entrance (Madame Butterfly Act 2) by Giacomo Puccini; Butterfly Bids Her Child Farewell (Madame Butterfly Act 2) by Giacomo Puccini; Prelude; choreo by Lori Nichol	JPN
12	Kaori Sakamoto SP: "Moonlight Sonata" by Ludwig van Beethoven (changed from "Danse Macabre" by Camille Saint-Saens), choreo. by Kenji Sakamoto FS: Amelie soundtrack by Yann Tiersen; choreo. by Benoit Richaud	JPN
13	Aiza MAMBEKOVA SP: Amanama by DJ Antoine ft. Timati, Hourshaker Radio Edit; choreo by Alima Moldakhmet FS: Ker Oglu by Daulet Kerei; choreo by Alima Moldakhmet	KAZ
14	Elizabet TURSYNBAEVA SP: "Carmen Fantasie" by Georges Bizet, performed by David Garrett; choreo by David Wilson FS: "The Prayer," duet by Celine Dion & Andrea Bocelli; choreo by David Wilson	KAZ
15	Dabin CHOI SP: Papa Can You Hear Me, choreo. by Nikita Mikhailov, David Wilson FS: Doctor Zhivago (soundtrack) by Maurice Jarre; choreo. by Nikita Mikhailov, David Wilson	KOR
16	Hanul KIM SP: The Piano soundtrack; choreo by Alex Chang, Yeaji Shin FS: "Thank You For The Music" & "The Winner Takes It All" from Mamma Mia! (soundtrack); choreo by Alex Chang, Yeaji Shin	KOR
17	Soyoun PARK SP: Black Swan by Petr I. Tchaikovski, arranged by Clint Mansell; choreo by Cindy Stuart, David Wilson FS: "Aranjuez, Mon Amour" by Joaquin Rodrigo performed by Nana Mouskouri, "Concerto de Aranjuez II" performed by Julian Bream (last season's program); choreo by Cindy Stuart, David Wilson	KOR
18	Chloe ING SP: Can't Help Falling in Love by H. Peretti, L. Creatore, G.D. Weiss; choreo by Myke Gillman, Joey Russell FS: Ave Maria (Medley) by Franz Schubert, performed by Amanda Ghost, Ian Dench, Makeba Riddick, Beyonce; choreo by Myke Gillman, Joey Russell	SGP
WD	Shuran YU SP: Selection by Jethro Tull, "Maria Maria" by Wyclef Jean; choreo by Song Gao FS: "Young and Beautiful" (from "The Great Gatsby" soundtrack), "A Little Party Never Killed Nobody" (from "The Great Gatsby" soundtrack; choreo by Song Gao	SGP
19	Thita LAMSAM SP: Tale of Princess Kaguya (soundtrack) by Joe Hisaishi; choreo by Mika Sakagami FS: Phantom of the Opera by Andrew Lloyd Webber; choreo by Mika Sakagami	THA
20	Natalie SANGKAGALO SP: "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen FS: "Red Cliff" by Taro Iwashiro	THA
21	Starr ANDREWS SP: "Fever" performed by Beyoncé; choreo by Derrick Delmore FS: "One Moment in Time" performed by Whitney Houston ( and Starr Andrews); choreo by Derrick Delmore	USA
22	Mariah BELL SP1: Roxie (Chicago soundtrack) performed by Renee Zellweger, All That Jazz (Chicago soundtrack) by John Kander, Fred Ebb; choreo by Rohene Ward (2017-17 season) FS: West Side Story soundtrack by Leonard Bernstein, performed by the Original Broadway Cast; choreo by Rohene Ward	USA
WD	Ashley WAGNER SP: "Hip Hip Chin Chin" performed by Club des Belugas (2016 program); choreo by Shae-Lynn Bourne FS2: La La Land soundtrack (soundtrack) by Justin Hurwitz	USA
23	Angela WANG SP: Somewhere Over the Rainbow by E.Y. Warburg, Harold Arlen (last season's program); choreo by Phillip Mills FS: "Circles" by Greta Svabo Bech; choreo by Tanith Belbin-White and Charlie White	USA

 

[dorispulaski]

added Canadian team

 

[GF2445]

The Canadian Ladies' need to step up to the plate here.

 

[mommytoljf]

The Canadian Ladies' need to step up to the plate here.

I would love to see that happen, but I do not hold out much hope (especially after Alaine's difficult season). I hope that I'm wrong!

 

[randomfan]

My boredom is prompting me to make a random starting order list again So here it is!

The ISU championships (Euros, 4CCs, J Worlds, and Worlds) have always determined starting orders by organizing a random draw in a group of six. The top six skaters in order of World Standings will draw in the final group, then the next six for the next group, and so on. Here is the World Standings list: http://www.isuresults.com/ws/ws/wsladies.htm

This list should be correct as long as there are no changes in entries from now. I listed the skaters in highest to lowest World Standings order for each group (except Group 1).

Group 1 only has skaters with no points in World Standings. One random skater here will be moved into Group 2, so only five skaters will be in Group 1. Five of these six will draw in an alphabetical order (I think?):
Michelle Long (CAN)
Alicia Pineault (CAN)
Joanna So (HKG)
Aiza Mambekova (KAZ)
Thita Lamsam (THA)
Natalie Sangkagalo (THA)

Group 2 will contain the skater who was originally supposed to be in Group 1. As for the rest, it will be the following skaters in a random order:
Hanul Kim (KOR)
Amy Lin (TPE)
Starr Andrews (USA)
Chloe Ing (SGP)
Ziquan Zhao (CHN)

Group 3 will be the following skaters in a random order:
Soyoun Park (KOR)
Alaine Chartrand (CAN)
Kailani Craine (AUS)
Angela Wang (USA)
Brooklee Han (AUS)
Xiangning Li (CHN)

Group 4 will be the following skaters in a random order:
Satoko Miyahara (JPN)
Elizabet Tursynbaeva (KAZ)
Mai Mihara (JPN)
Dabin Choi (KOR)
Mariah Bell (USA)
Kaori Sakamoto (JPN)

 

[Crossover]

The lineup is so good compared to those at 2014 4CC. It could've even better if the US and Canadian Olympic team would join it, but the timeline is so dense that they couldn't understandably make it. Satoko is a heavy favorite, but Mai wants to defend the title, and Kaori is also building her momentum step by step. It'll be interesting to watch the battle between them. I hope Satoko makes two solid skates and Kaori raises her PCS scores before going to the Olympics.

 

[GGFan]

The lineup is so good compared to those at 2014 4CC. It could've even better if the US and Canadian Olympic team would join it, but the timeline is so dense that they couldn't understandably make it. Satoko is a heavy favorite, but Mai wants to defend the title, and Kaori is also building her momentum step by step. It'll be interesting to watch the battle between them. I hope Satoko makes two solid skates and Kaori raises her PCS scores before going to the Olympics.

Another chance to see the Japanese women

 

[ice coverage]

... The ISU championships (Euros, 4CCs, J Worlds, and Worlds) have always determined starting orders by organizing a random draw in a group of six. The top six skaters in order of World Standings will draw in the final group, then the next six for the next group, and so on. ...

Politely mentioning that your explanation happens to work out because there are only four groups in this segment.

For ISU Championships in general, the determination of start order is not quite so simple for skaters who are on the lower side in ISU World Standings.

Mrs. P bow: who educated me) and perhaps others will know what I mean.
See pages 88-89 of the ISU Special Regulations & Technical Rules.

http://isu.org/inside-single-pair-skating-ice-dance/figure-skating-rules/regulations-rules-fs​

Just don't want anyone to be surprised/confused when your explanation does not fit the actual starting order (group by group) of a future ISU Championship.

 

[randomfan]

Politely mentioning that your explanation happens to work out because there are only four groups in this segment.

For ISU Championships in general, the determination of start order is not quite so simple for skaters who are on the lower side in ISU World Standings.

Mrs. P bow: who educated me) and perhaps others will know what I am mean.
See pages 88-89 of the ISU Special Regulations & Technical Rules.

http://isu.org/inside-single-pair-skating-ice-dance/figure-skating-rules/regulations-rules-fs​

Just don't want anyone to be surprised/confused when your explanation does not fit the actual starting order (group by group) of a future ISU Championship.

Thank you for the clarification! I do remember that 2014 Worlds did the “skate earlier” “skate later” thing.

 

[ice coverage]

Thank you for the clarification! I do remember that 2014 Worlds did the “skate earlier” “skate later” thing.

:agree: Yes, that is what I meant.

From the Euros SD, a current example of how a higher ranking in the ISU World Standings does not necessarily mean a later group in the starting order:

Törn/Partanen are #39 in ISU World Standings, and are #4 in the start order (Warm-Up Group 1).

Garabedian/Proulx Senecal are #45 in World Standings, and are #15 in the start order (Group 4).

http://www.isuresults.com/results/season1718/ec2018/ec2018_IceDance_SD_TimeSchedule.pdf​

 

[Nika09]

Satoko and Kaori will do well anyway. Even if they won't, there is Olympics and Worlds ahead. So Mai Mihara and her very best - is all I really want to see by the end of this competition.

 

[hippomoomin]

So I don't see Zijun Li here. Has she retired, or injured, or something else? The circumstance of her disappearance from the scene is quite elusive, to say the least.

 

[yume]

I want Mai to defend her title.

 

[nekun]

I have a feeling Mai will be robbed in PCS as always even she clean.

Lets be real, there is no way JSF will let the Olympic team to be beaten by another girl right before the big game.

I want Mai to defend her title soooo bad, although I know the chance is so little.

 

[yude]

http://www.sanspo.com/sports/news/20180122/fgr18012218060003-n1.html

Mai's health condition was not good after the Japanese nationals and she couldn't have enough training, she still has been limiting the number of the jump in the practice. But she skated in stable in the practice today and said she wanted to do her best to end this competition with smile.

Go, Mai!!

 

[Interspectator]

http://www.sanspo.com/sports/news/20180122/fgr18012218060003-n1.html

Mai's health condition was not good after the Japanese nationals and she couldn't have enough training, she still has been limiting the number of the jump in the practice. But she skated in stable in the practice today and said she wanted to do her best to end this competition with smile.

Go, Mai!!

Mai-chan, I'll be cheering the loudest for you in front of the TV.

 

[cohkaix]

http://www.sanspo.com/sports/news/20180122/fgr18012218060003-n1.html

Mai's health condition was not good after the Japanese nationals and she couldn't have enough training, she still has been limiting the number of the jump in the practice. But she skated in stable in the practice today and said she wanted to do her best to end this competition with smile.

Go, Mai!!

:sad46: I also read from another Japanese sports reporter's twitter that upon inquired about her health condition, Mai didn't give a direct answer and was kind of vague on that. I'm wondering if it's due to her previous illness? Hope she'll take it easy and just try her best.

 

[DorYiu]

http://www.sanspo.com/sports/news/20180122/fgr18012218060003-n1.html

Mai's health condition was not good after the Japanese nationals and she couldn't have enough training, she still has been limiting the number of the jump in the practice. But she skated in stable in the practice today and said she wanted to do her best to end this competition with smile.

Go, Mai!!

:sad4: Oh Mai! Without Oly, 4CC has become her most important competition for this season, I hope she do well

 

[yude]

:sad46: I also read from another Japanese sports reporter's twitter that upon inquired about her health condition, Mai didn't give a direct answer and was kind of vague on that. I'm wondering if it's due to her previous illness? Hope she'll take it easy and just try her best.

Honestly, that's what I thought, too (there is no source though). I remember reading her article around the nationals said that the cold weather also affects her body condition. I am wishing her the best

 

[cohkaix]

Honestly, that's what I thought, too (there is no source though). I remember reading her article around the nationals said that the cold weather also affects her body condition. I am wishing her the best

The slightly positive(?) side is that the weather in Taiwan is definitely warmer than in Japan right now. But it can still be chilly a little and much more humid. I'll be cheering for her (and Kaori and Satoko) live here at Taipei arena. I'm really looking forward to seeing Mai's skating live for the first time.