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- Feb 27, 2014
I can only find the results of the FS. Not sure of the final standings.
Han PRK 74.06
Miyake JPN 73.09
Kaptich AUS 70.52
Wang SIG 60.96
Asian Open Figure Skating Trophy 2014
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Han PRK 74.06
Miyake JPN 73.09
Kaptich AUS 70.52
Wang SIG 60.96
Thank you for this. My son was the Australian and I was not there to watch
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Oh!! In that case, congratulations. I found the SP results and added them to the FS, though I'm not sure about protocols.
1 Han PRK 38.16 74.06 112.22
2 Miyake JPN 35.13 73.09 108.22
3 Kaptich AUS 31.76 70.52 102.28
4 Wang SIG 21.98 60.96 82.94
Thank you so much - this is his first International competition
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I remember Kaptich skated a clean FS and he was very happy with his performance when he finished the program!
Thank you for you kind words. This is why his coach and I chose this competition it has the benefit of being close to home but with fantastic skaters to compete against to gain experience and to know what he has to do to improve himself and be competitive.
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Check out @Sanhocho's Tweet: https://twitter.com/Sanhocho/status/498008316484661249
From @Sanhocho:
Rika Hongo 57.91
KyuEun Kim (not sure if I read the Korean name right) 55.20
Sadly, no. It's disappointing that in this day and age the organizers didn't bother to set up a live results page, or at least designated somebody to Tweet the results/protocols.
Rika Hongo 57.91
KyuEun Kim (not sure if I read the Korean name right) 55.20
Sadly, no. It's disappointing that in this day and age the organizers didn't bother to set up a live results page, or at least designated somebody to Tweet the results/protocols.
Yeap...and Taiwan keeps winning the rights to host major competitions. :think:Sadly, no. It's disappointing that in this day and age the organizers didn't bother to set up a live results page, or at least designated somebody to Tweet the results/protocols.
To be fair, I have friends who attended events in Taiwan and they had no complaints - plus, the tickets were usually either cheap or free. However, I wish the organizers would think of the fans from around the world who follow the event online. Tweeting the results or posting them on the event webpage would be a comparatively easy task compared to hosting the entire event. ^^'
Sadly, it seems that promoting FS events is poor in every country (except maybe Japan and Korea). (I admit "cheap" means a lot to me - the last time there was a big event in my country, the cheapest tickets for the entire event cost more than my monthly salary - and that's without accomodation!
It would have been literally cheaper for me to travel to an event held in another country, an a luxurious tourist location, than to attent an event held locally 
).from @thanatosrelena
Senior Ladies SP
1 Hongo 57.91
2 Kato 55.59
3 Kim K 55.25
4 Kim HJ 50.09
5 Park 49.20
Junior Men results
1 Hidetsugu Kamata 167.15
2 Julian Zhi Jie Yee 164.10
3 Taichi Honda 139.67
Uno finally got ratified a 3A (fall)
Senior Ladies SP
1 Hongo 57.91
2 Kato 55.59
3 Kim K 55.25
4 Kim HJ 50.09
5 Park 49.20
Junior Men results
1 Hidetsugu Kamata 167.15
2 Julian Zhi Jie Yee 164.10
3 Taichi Honda 139.67
Uno finally got ratified a 3A (fall)
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