2023 U.S. Nationals Jr. Men's Short Program
- Thread starter dorispulaski
- Start date
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- Mar 14, 2007
Yes he is in 9th place what is up with that. Do I need to call the police and report a robbery?Kirk. That is one entertaining program. And ending with a cartwheel and that ending pose. What a fantastic program.
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- Oct 20, 2017
You do need to. That is way underscored.
Could you hear that he thanked everyone for the stuffies in K&C?
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- Mar 14, 2007
No, they don’t broadcast what’s being said. I loved that he got the sweeper to give him my chicken.
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- Jan 3, 2007
Talented, polite and well raised. Congrats to his parents.
They all brought it even with the jump mistakes in some cases!!! Special message to Jacob work on your spins and step sequence; you are leaving points on the table. Look at Kirk's levels!!!This, ladies and gentlemen, is why I love the junior men. Talent I knew, talent I didn't know about, disappointing skates, sure, but mostly good to great skates.
Congrats to all who skated
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- Jul 17, 2018
If they gave GOEs for enthusiasm, this lad would get a +5. He is loving every minute of his Nationals experience, as well he should.You do need to. That is way underscored.
I also award him a +.5 GOE for thanking the stuffie throwers (and everyone else.) A classy young man.
He makes me wonder though—how old do you have to be to skate juniors? 13? He looks about 10!
Ha skated at JGP this season. Usually domestically they can be younger but he's definitely old enough
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- Mar 14, 2007
You have to be 13 for International and he is. He won the domestic Philly comp. I think that’s what gave him the JGP assignment. That was my chicken! He likes fowl!!
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- Jul 9, 2014
Holy Cow, I just watched Lucas Brousshard's SP from Torino. I mean this as a huge compliment. He reminds of a young Johnny Weir. I remember seeing Johnny as a Junior and he was technically great and he could actually perform. I hope he can hold it together in the FP.
