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Alysa Liu

I find it interesting that she's apparently planning to put the 3T at the end of the quad rather than the triple Axel.
 
Wow, Alysa is certainly an ambitious and competetive young lady :) with her being so mentally strong despite being so young I can see her pulling it off, good thing I've put her in first in my predictions :laugh:
 
I find it interesting that she's apparently planning to put the 3T at the end of the quad rather than the triple Axel.

Alysa is keeping the 3A+3T in her SP :)

I find it interesting as well mostly for the reason Lunalovesskating said.

Seems like it would be better to stick with getting the 3A+3T solid in both programs that work on learning to tack a 3T onto two different jumps.

Maybe they think that quads will be allowed in the SP for ladies by 2020 and are preparing?
 
She was such a delight to watch in the SP today - she is bubbly and energetic when skating that programme, and she has the most adorable smile. You can tell she really enjoys performing and skating, and my gosh, she looks very fast.
 
Great SP, Alysa! Yay. She was full of joy and skated clean. Also her coach asking her if she had fun was so adorable.
 
Congrats to Alysa having her 3A/3T called clean - it was a bit borderline but they gave it to her. Ted said she made history today landing that combo!
 
This girl is America's great hope in ladies figure skating and I hope she can handle the pressure. I expect Alysa to win this event and Junior worlds. Also doing trixels as well as quads is a big advantage for her as a junior. It will be amazing to watch her grow as a performer in the next couple years. And she does not fear the Russian girls at all.Although I'm sure she respects them.
 
Just read in a post above she worked wit Carolina Kostner.... Wow!! A heavenly match.. may the collaboration continue!!
 
Her FS was a bit messy. She overrotated her first axel followed by a fall. Her quad lutz triple toe looks pretty solid. She should have downgraded her other quad to triple and get that positive GOEs.

I like the fact that she got second place. She hates losing and this will only drive her to strive harder. She was fighting those tears knowing she got second.

She knows her weaknesses and she's not in a bubble unlike other girls that are getting those PCs and GOEs even if they don't deserve it sometimes. This is actually beneficial to her in the long run.
 
It was messy but she held on incredibly well and didn't zone out, fall apart or have a meltdown.

Very proud of her. It was rough lesson but one that certainly shows she's made of solid stuff!
 
I was rooting for Kamila, though I have to say I'm a bit sad for Alysa. She was that close. I hope this won't break her wonderful personality somehow. She is very needed in the figure skating world.
 
I was rooting for Kamila, though I have to say I'm a bit sad for Alysa. She was that close. I hope this won't break her wonderful personality somehow. She is very needed if figure skating world.

Same here. I am glad that US has a strong skater like Alysa.
 
Dont worry, she is probably already sharpening her teeth for junior worlds. She wouldnt be where she is if some defeat would break her. None of those girls are like that.
 
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