Canadian Championships: Nationals Predictions Game Round 7

[Heisenberg]

Predictions - Canadian Nationals 2018

Ladies event

1) Kaitlyn Osmond
2) Gabby Daleman
3) Alaine Chartrand
4) Alicia Pineault
5) Aurora Cotop
6) Michelle Long
7) Emy Deceles

Mens Event

1) Patrick Chan
2) Nicolas Nadeau
3) Joseph Phan
4) Keegan Messing
5) Nam Nguyen
6) Conrad Orzel
7) Roman Sadovsky

Pairs Event

1) Duhamel and Radford
2) Seguin and Bildoeau
3) Lubov and Mosovitch
4) Moore-Towers and Marinaro
5) Walsh and Michaud
6) Ruest and Wolfe
7) Kolodziej and Dechamps

Dance Event

1) Virtue and Moir
2) Weaver and Poje
3) Gilles and Poirer
4) Souccise and Firus
5) Sales and Wamsteeker
6) Molly and Dimitre
7) Arnold and Williams

 

[StitchMonkey]

LADIES

1. Kaetlyn OSMOND
2. Gabrielle DALEMAN
3. Alaine CHARTRAND
4. Alicia PINEAULT
5. Aurora COTOP
6. Veronik MALLET
   

MEN

1. Patrick CHAN
2. Stephen GOGOLEV (Well we gotta have some drama right?)
3. Keegan MESSING
4. Kevin REYNOLDS
5. Liam FIRUS
6. Nam NGUYEN

PAIRS

1. Meagan DUHAMEL / Eric RADFORD
2. Lubov ILYUSHECHKINA / Dylan MOSCOVITCH
3. Julianne SÉGUIN / Charlie BILODEAU
4. Kirsten MOORE-TOWERS / Michael MARINARO
5. Evelyn WALSH / Trennt MICHAUD
6. Sydney KOLODZIEJ / Maxime DESCHAMPS
   

ICE DANCE

1. Tessa VIRTUE / Scott MOIR
2. Piper GILLES / Paul POIRIER
3. Kaitlyn WEAVER / Andrew POJE
4. Carolanne SOUCISSE / Shane FIRUS
5. Haley SALES / Nikolas WAMSTEEKER
6. Sarah ARNOLD / Thomas WILLIAMS

 

[NoNameFace]

Men and Pairs are the hardest...


Men:

1. Patrick Chan
2. Keegan Messing
3. Nicolas Nadeau
4. Liam Firus
5. Nam Nguyen
6. Joseph Phan




Ladies:

1. Kaetlyn Osmond
2. Gabrielle Daleman
3. Alaine Chartrand
4. Alicia Pineault
5. Larkyn Austman
6. Aurora Cotop

Ice Dance:

1. Tessa Virtue/Scott Moir :cool14:
2. Kaitlin Weaver/Andrew Poje -
3. Gilles/Poirier , eager to see new FD!
4. Carolanne Soucisse/Shane Firus
5. Haley Sales/Nikolas Wamsteeker
6. Sarah Arnold/Thomas Williams

Pairs:

1. Meagan Duhamel/Eric Radford
2. Julianne Seguin/Charlie Bilodeau
3. Liubov Ilyushechkina/Dylan Moscovitch
4. Kirsten Moore-Towers/Michael Marinaro
5. Camille Ruest/Andrew Wolfe
6. Sydney Kolodziej/Maxime Deschamps

 

[Baron Vladimir]

LADIES:
1. Osmond
2. Daleman
3. Chartrand
4. Cotop
5. Tamura
6. Austman

MEN:
1. Chan
2. Nguyen
3. Nadeau
4. Messing
5. Reynolds
6. Gogolev

PAIRS:
1. Duhamel/Radford
2. Ilyushechkina/Moscovitch
3. Seguin/Bilodeau
4. Moore-Towers/Marinaro
5. Ruest/Wolfe
6. Walsh/Michaud

DANCE:
1. Virtue/Moir
2. Weaver/Poje
3. Gilles/Poirier
4. Soucisse/Firus
5. Sales/Wamsteeker
6. Arnold/Williams

 

[Ladskater]

The skaters we've come to know as household names will likely be moving on after the Olympics but they can be proud of their achievements in the skating world not only in Canada but around the globe. They've always set the bar high and have inspired other skaters and have shown true sportsmanship in a very challenging sport. No matter the outcome here we can be proud of each one of our skaters. Looking forward to seeing some wonderful skating in my hometown!!

 

[Skater Boy]

Men
1. Patrick CHAN
2. Kevin REYNOLDS
3. Joseph PHAN
4. Nicolas NADEAU
5. Nam NGUYEN
6. Keegan MESSING

Ladies
1. Kaetlyn OSMOND
2. Gabrielle DALEMAN
3. Alaine CHARTRAND
4. Auora COTOP
5. Alicia PINEAULT
6. Larkyn AUSTMAN

Pairs
1. Meghan DUHAMEL / Eric RADFORD
2. Liubov ILYUSHECHKINA / Dylan MOSCOVITCH
3. Juliane SEQUIN / Charlie BIODEAU
4. Kristen MOORE-TOWERS / Michael MARINARO
5. Camille RUEST / Andrew WOLFE
6. Evelyn Walsh / Trent Michaud

Dance
1. Tessa VIRTUE / Scott MOIR
2. Kaitlyn WEAVER / Andrew POJE
3. Piper GILLIES / Paul POIRIER
4. Carolanne SOUCISSE / Shane FIRUS
5. Haley SALES / Nikolas WAMSTEEKER
6. Sarah ARNOLD / Thomas WILLIAMS

Admittedly I am not so up with Canadian skaters other than the top ones so this is a bit of a stretch

Pairs

1. Duhamel and RAdford
2.Ilyushenchkina/Moscovitch
3. Sequin/Bilodeau
4. Moore-Towers/Marinaro
5. Ruest/Wolfe
6. Walsh/Michaud

Men

1. Patrick Chan
2. Nicholas Nadeau
3. Kevin Reynolds
4. Nam Nguyen
5. Keegan Messing
6. E. Balde


Dance

1. Virtue and Moir
2. Weaver and Poje
3. Gilles and Porier
4. Soucisse/Firus
5. Sales/Wamsteeker
6. Arnold/Williams


Ladies

1. Kaetlyn Osmond
2. Gabby Daleman
3. Auroa Cotop
4. Alaine Chartrand
5. Larkyn Austman
6. Alicia Pineault

 

[eggnogkitty]

Pairs

1. Duhamel & Radford
2. Ilyushechkina & Moscovitch
3. Sequin & Bilodeau
4. Moore-Towers & Marinaro
5. Kolodziej & Deschamps
6. Ruest & Wolfe

Men

1. Patrick Chan
2. Keegan Messing
3. Kevin Reynolds
4. Nam Nguyen
5. Liam Firus
6. Nicholas Nadeau

Dance

1. Virtue & Moir
2. Weaver & Poje
3. Gilles & Poirier
4. Soucisse & Firus
5. Sales & Wamsteeker
6. Arnold & Williams

Ladies

1. Kaetlyn Osmond
2. Gabrielle Daleman
3. Alain Chartrand
4. Auora Cotop
5. Larkyn Austman
6. Sarah Tamura


Really the only difficult one is the mens. The rest seem pretty straightforward to how the first 3 and 4 placings will go. The mens will probably be a really bad event and I think Chan might really struggle but there is still nobody good enough here to beat him. The 2nd mens Olympic spot is wide open.

 

[Fish in the sea]

Men:
1. Chan
2. Messing
3. Phan
4. Reynolds
5. Nguyen
6. Firus

Ladies:
1. Osmond
2. Daleman
3. Chartrand
4. Cotop
5. Tamura

 

[ines42575]

Men
1. Patrick CHAN
2. Kevin REYNOLDS
3. Joseph PHAN
4. Nicolas NADEAU
5. Nam NGUYEN
6. Keegan MESSING

Ladies
1. Kaetlyn OSMOND
2. Gabrielle DALEMAN
3. Alaine CHARTRAND
4. Auora COTOP
5. Alicia PINEAULT
6. Larkyn AUSTMAN

Pairs
1. Meghan DUHAMEL / Eric RADFORD
2. Liubov ILYUSHECHKINA / Dylan MOSCOVITCH
3. Juliane SEQUIN / Charlie BIODEAU
4. Kristen MOORE-TOWERS / Michael MARINARO
5. Camille RUEST / Andrew WOLFE
6. Evelyn Walsh / Trent Michaud

Dance
1. Tessa VIRTUE / Scott MOIR
2. Kaitlyn WEAVER / Andrew POJE
3. Piper GILLIES / Paul POIRIER
4. Carolanne SOUCISSE / Shane FIRUS
5. Haley SALES / Nikolas WAMSTEEKER
6. Sarah ARNOLD / Thomas WILLIAMS

 

[rosacotton]

Pairs
1. Meagan DUHAMEL / Eric RADFORD
2. Kirsten MOORE-TOWERS / Michael MARINARO
3. Julianne SEGUIN / Charlie BILODEAU
4. Lubov ILYUSHECHKINA / Dylan MOSCOVITCH
5. Camille RUEST / Andrew WOLFE
6. Sydney KOLODZIEJ / Maxime DESCHAMPS

Ice Dance
1. Tessa VIRTUE / Scott MOIR
2. Kaitlyn WEAVER / Andrew POJE
3. Piper GILLES / Paul POIRIER
4. Carolanne SOUCISSE / Shane FIRUS
5. Haley SALES / Nikolas WAMSTEEKER
6. Sarah ARNOLD / Thomas WILLIAMS

Ladies
1. Kaetlyn OSMOND
2. Gabrielle DALEMAN
3. Alaine CHARTRAND
4. Larkyn AUSTMAN
5. Aurora COTOP
6. Sarah TAMURA

Men
1. Patrick CHAN
2. Liam FIRUS
3. Keegan MESSING
4. Nam NGUYEN
5. Kevin REYNOLDS
6. Joseph PHAN

 

[Canada1]

Ice Dance
1. Tessa VIRTUE / Scott MOIR
2. Kaitlyn WEAVER / Andrew POJE
3. Piper GILLES / Paul POIRIER
4. Carolanne SOUCISSE / Shane FIRUS
5. Haley SALES / Nikolas WAMSTEEKER
6. Sarah ARNOLD / Thomas WILLIAMS


Ladies
1. Kaetlyn OSMOND
2. Gabrielle DALEMAN
3. Alaine CHARTRAND
4. Sarah TAMURA
5. Aurora COTOP
6. Larkyn AUSTMAN

Men
1. Patrick CHAN
2. Liam FIRUS
3. Keegan MESSING
4. Nam NGUYEN
5. Kevin REYNOLDS
6. Joseph PHAN

Pairs
1. Meagan DUHAMEL / Eric RADFORD
2. Kirsten MOORE-TOWERS / Michael MARINARO
3. Lubov ILYUSHECHKINA / Dylan MOSCOVITCH
4. Julianne SEGUIN / Charlie BILODEAU
5. Sydney KOLODZIEJ / Maxime DESCHAMPS
6. Evelyn WALSH/ Trent MICHAUD
7. Camille RUEST / Andrew WOLFE

 

[apgold]

Dance
1. Tessa VIRTUE / Scott MOIR
2. Kaitlyn WEAVER / Andrew POJE
3. Piper GILLES / Paul POIRIER
4. Carolanne SOUCISSE / Shane FIRUS
5. Haley SALES / Nikolas WAMSTEEKER
6. Sarah ARNOLD / Thomas WILLIAMS


Ladies
1. Kaetlyn OSMOND
2. Gabrielle DALEMAN
3. Alaine CHARTRAND
4. Sarah TAMURA
5. Aurora COTOP
6. Larkyn AUSTMAN

Men
1. Patrick CHAN
2. Liam FIRUS
3. Keegan MESSING
4. Nam NGUYEN
5. Kevin REYNOLDS
6. Stephen GOGOLEV

Pairs
1. Meagan DUHAMEL / Eric RADFORD
2. Kirsten MOORE-TOWERS / Michael MARINARO
3. Lubov ILYUSHECHKINA / Dylan MOSCOVITCH
4. Julianne SEGUIN / Charlie BILODEAU
5. Sydney KOLODZIEJ / Maxime DESCHAMPS
6. Evelyn WALSH/ Trent MICHAUD

 

[Nathan13]

Going a bit wild with some of these:

LADIES:
1. Gabrielle DALEMAN
2. Kaetlyn OSMOND
3. Alaine CHARTRAND
4. Alicia PINEAULT
5. Aurora COTOP
6. Larkyn AUSTMAN

MEN:
1. Liam FIRUS
2. Patrick CHAN
3. Nam NGUYEN
4. Keegan MESSING
5. Stephen GOGOLEV
6. Kevin REYNOLDS
7. Roman SADOVSKY

PAIRS:
1. Duhamel/Radford
2. Moore-Towers/Marinaro
3. Seguin/Bilodeau
4. Ilyushechkina/Moscovitch
5. Ruest/Wolfe
6. Walsh/Michaud
7. Kolodziej/Deschamps

DANCE:
1. Virtue/Moir
2. Weaver/Poje
3. Gilles/Poirier
4. Soucisse/Firus
5. Sales/Wamsteeker
6. Arnold/Williams

 

[Ice Diva]

ICE DANCE
1 Tessa VIRTUE / Scott MOIR
2 Kaitlyn WEAVER / Andrew POJE
3 Piper GILLES / Paul POIRIER
4 Carolanne SOUCISSE / Shane FIRUS
5 Haley SALES / Nikolas WAMSTEEKER
6 Sarah ARNOLD / Thomas WILLIAMS


PAIRS

1 Meagan DUHAMEL / Eric RADFORD
2 Julianne SÉGUIN / Charlie BILODEAU
3 Kirsten MOORE-TOWERS / Michael MARINARO
4 Lubov ILYUSHECHKINA / Dylan MOSCOVITCH
5 Evelyn WALSH / Trennt MICHAUD
6 Sydney KOLODZIEJ / Maxime DESCHAMPS

LADIES
1 Kaetlyn OSMOND
2 Gabrielle DALEMAN
3 Alaine CHARTRAND
4 Aurora COTOP
5 Larkyn AUSTMAN
6 Alicia PINEAULT

MEN
1 Patrick CHAN
2 Liam FIRUS
3 Keegan MESSING
4 Joseph PHAN
5 Nicolas Nadeau
6 Nam NGUYEN

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Ladies. Well, needless to say that I am putting my Canadian wife on top. But, to be fair, with the form she is in at the moment, you would have to be a madman to bet against her winning!

In fact, I had pretty much decided my Top 5 positions before I even started any research (which was done on Stats On Ice for a change, as Rink Results doesn’t have any results from Canadian competitions). It was just a case of which way around to put Austman and Tamura. But, when I looked at the PB’s (be they ISU or absolute), they weren’t even close. Larkyn was way in front of Sarah.

Deciding who to have as my alternate was the tricky part. The two girls I was intending to put around that area, Kim Deguise Léveillée and Emy Decalles, were actually further down the absolute PB order than I was expecting, in 10th and 9th places respectively. And they were a good bit behind the three girls above them, who were separated by practically nothing. So, I kept them rounding off my Top 10, but swapped them around.

As for the fight to be my alternate, since they were so close, I decided to put them in order of how recently their absolute PB was achieved.

When it came to the Men, I again faced my annual problem of the Top 2 having absolute PB’s that are very old. Patrick’s is now 6 years old, whereas Kevin’s is now 5 years old.

Patrick has only done one competition so far this season, but it was good enough to keep him in the Top 5 on the absolute PB list. And his scores from last season are good enough to convince me that he is still the favourite to win.

With Kevin, his scores so far this season have been a lot lower. He has only done 2 competitions, and his SB from Skate America would only put him 12th on the absolute PB list. BUT, he was scoring well last season, and his three highest scores from last season would all keep him in the Top 5 of the absolute PB list.

So, I kept Patrick at the top, and moved Kevin down to 5th, ahead of Elladj Baldé, who I kept in 6th place as my alternate. I like Elladj and would have loved to put him higher. But, I know from bitter past experience that the judges just don’t get him.

After Patrick, it was a no-brainer to put Nam into second. But, it was so hard to choose between Keegan and Liam in the fight for the remaining podium position. There is only 0.01 between their absolute PB’s, both of which were achieved this season. And I like them both.

In the end, I opted for the Alaskan, because I am so impressed with how much he has progressed since switching countries.

For the rest of the Top 10, I knew who I was putting in there before my research, but hadn’t a clue what order to put them in. So, I kept to the absolute PB order. I did have one dilemma, due to there only being 0.14 separating the absolute PB’s for Roman Sadovsky and Joseph Phan. At first, I was going to swap them because Joseph’s was from this season, whereas Roman’s was from last season. But then I looked at their other scores, and it turns out that this was the only time that Joseph has broken the 200 barrier, whereas Roman has been doing it frequently over the past 4 seasons. So, I kept him ahead of Joseph.

When I came to do Pairs, the partnerships pages weren’t coming up on Stats On Ice, so this was done purely by gut. And I say gut for a reason, because my heart would have had second and third swapped around.

After the Top 4, I wasn’t sure what order to go with. I knew I was putting Shalena and Johann at the bottom, because I can’t find anything relating to their partnership. (I think there might have been a typing error in the Entry list PDF – is he Johann Wilkinson, who previously skated in Singles for South Africa?) But for the other three, I kept changing my mind.

All three of these partnerships have only been together 2 or 3 seasons. And so I only had their ISU PB’s and the results from last year’s Nationals to go by. Ruest / Wolff were ahead of Kolodziej / Deschamps on both those counts.

With Walsh / Michaud, it was harder to judge because they were in Juniors last year (Canadian Champions, no less). If you compare the scores of the three teams from Nationals last season, the Junior Champions would have slotted into the middle. But, although this score was higher than their ISU PB, it was a lot lower than the ISU PB’s for the other two partnerships.

With nothing better to go on, I put them into the order of the scores that I could find. Which was the same order (but not the same scores) as the ISU PB order.

Unfortunately, it was a similar problem in Ice Dance. Of course, the podium order was straightforward enough. But after this, I hadn’t a clue!

With the three partnerships I was dithering over for 4th, 5th and 6th, they were actually in the same order in both the ISU PB’s and last year’s Nationals. So, I just went with that.

And with the three partnerships that do not have ISU Bios, it was easy enough to order them by their scores from Nationals last year. Chartrand / Seidel finished 8th (out of 8) in Seniors, but their score was significantly higher than Cipriano / Richardson and Cunningham / Bridgewood scored in Juniors (who finished 10th and 11th respectively out of 15)

The question was where to slot in the new partnership of Lanaghan / Razgulajevs. In the end, it turned out easy to resolve because I could only find 2 scores from them, and both of these (the higher was from the Lake Placid International) were between the best I could find for Arnold / Williams and Chartrand / Seidel.

Wow! I wrote more than I was expecting!

CaroLiza_fan


CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

Ladies

1. Kaetlyn OSMOND
2. Gabrielle DALEMAN
3. Alaine CHARTRAND
4. Larkyn AUSTMAN
5. Sarah TAMURA

Just for fun:
6. Alicia PINEAULT
7. Michelle LONG
8. Kelsey WONG
9. Kim DEGUISE LÉVEILLÉE
10. Emy DECELLES


Men

1. Patrick CHAN
2. Nam NGUYEN
3. Keegan MESSING
4. Liam FIRUS
5. Kevin REYNOLDS

Just for fun:
6. Elladj BALDÉ
7. Nicolas NADEAU
8. Roman SADOVSKY
9. Joseph PHAN
10. Stephen GOGOLEV


Pairs

1. Meagan DUHAMEL / Eric RADFORD
2. Julianne SÉGUIN / Charlie BILODEAU
3. Lubov ILYUSHECHKINA / Dylan MOSCOVITCH
4. Kirsten MOORE-TOWERS / Michael MARINARO
5. Camille RUEST / Andrew WOLFE

Just for fun:
6. Sydney KOLODZIEJ / Maxime DESCHAMPS
7. Evelyn WALSH / Trennt MICHAUD
8. Shalena RAU / Johann WILSKINSON


Ice Dance

1. Tessa VIRTUE / Scott MOIR
2. Kaitlyn WEAVER / Andrew POJE
3. Piper GILLES / Paul POIRIER
4. Carolanne SOUCISSE / Shane FIRUS
5. Haley SALES / Nikolas WAMSTEEKER

Just for fun:
6. Sarah ARNOLD / Thomas WILLIAMS
7. Molly LANAGHAN / Dmitre RAZGULAJEVS
8. Vanessa CHARTRAND / Alexander SEIDEL
9. Gina CIPRIANO / Jake RICHARDSON
10. Ravie CUNNINGHAM / Cedar BRIDGEWOOD

 

[Sugarpova]

1 Tessa VIRTUE / Scott MOIR :luv17:
2 Kaitlyn WEAVER / Andrew POJE
3 Piper GILLES / Paul POIRIER
4 Carolanne SOUCISSE / Shane FIRUS
5 Sarah ARNOLD / Thomas WILLIAMS
6 Haley SALES / Nikolas WAMSTEEKER

1 Kaetlyn OSMOND
2 Gabrielle DALEMAN :agree:
3 Alaine CHARTRAND
4 Larkyn AUSTMAN
5 Aurora COTOP
6 Alicia PINEAULT

1 Meagan DUHAMEL / Eric RADFORD
2 Julianne SÉGUIN / Charlie BILODEAU
3 Lubov ILYUSHECHKINA / Dylan MOSCOVITCH
4 Kirsten MOORE-TOWERS / Michael MARINARO
5 Camille RUEST / Andrew WOLFE
6 Sydney KOLODZIEJ / Maxime DESCHAMPS

1 Nam NGUYEN :yay:
2 Patrick CHAN
3 Liam FIRUS
4 Keegan MESSING
5 Kevin REYNOLDS
6 Joseph PHAN

 

[LadyB]

Men:
1. Patrick Chan
2. Kevin Reynolds
3. Keegan Messing
4. Nicolas Nadeau
5. Nam Nguyen
6. Stephen Gogolev

Ladies:
1. Kaetlyn Osmond
2. Gabrielle Daleman
3. Larkyn Austman
4. Alaine Chartrand
5. Aurora Cotop
6. Alicia Pineault

Pairs:
1. Meagan Duhamel / Eric Radford
2. Lubov Ilyushechkina / Dylan Moscovitch
3. Kirsten Moore-Towers / Michael Marinaro
4. Camille Ruest / Drew Wolfe
5. Julianne Seguin / Charlie Bilodeau
6. Evelyn Walsh / Trennt Michaud

Dance:
1. Tessa Virtue / Scott Moir
2. Kaitlyn Weaver / Andrew Poje
3. Piper Gilles / Paul Poirier
4. Haley Sales / Nikolas Wamsteeker
5. Molly Lanaghan / Dmitre Razgulajevs
6. Carolane Soucisse / Shane Firus

Go Team Orser all around, Patrick, Kaetlyn, WeaPos, Meagan & Eric and first and foremost Piper & Paul!!!

On a totally different note: Sugarpova, I love your custom title! :agree:

 

[NoNameFace]

Ice Dance Results

GOLD: StitchMonkey with 70 points, hooray!

SILVER: alyssamarie, Spirals for Miles, Sugarpova and syl20c with 65 points:dance:

BRONZE: Antyv, apgold, Baron Vladimir, Canada1, CaroLiza_fan, Debrah, eggnogkitty, Heisenberg, Ice Diva, ines42575, invisiblespiral, jemmabrie17, kresslia, lovaticcanada, Nathan13, NoNameFace, Off My Rocker, rosacotton, Sabrina, Skater Boy, SnowWhite, voolfee, Weathergal with 60 points, quite a crowd!


Scores will be added to the spreadsheet tomorrow. As usual, please PM me in case of any error.

NoNameFace

 

[alyssamarie]

I was one of 2 to have Gabby in first! So proud of her! What a nice birthday gift!

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Think this is the quickest I’ve ever got the results up!

So, much to the surprise of most people, Kaetlyn didn’t win. HOWEVER, absolutely EVERYBODY put the Top 2 in the competition into the Top 2 of their predictions, so that did not have much of an effect.

The thing that had the biggest effect on the scores was Larkyn finishing third. Although most people did have her in their predictions, it was for 4th, 5th or 6th. Not third, where the most common prediction was for Alaine (oh, what an impact those falls in the SP had! )

And Sarah’s disappointing FS also had an impact, as most people had her in their Top 5.

Here are the Ladies results.

GOLD with 65 points: LadyB.

SILVER with 55 points: alyssamarie, FSLover17, invisiblespiral, Nathan13, rosacotton, Spirals for Miles, Sugarpova.

BRONZE with 45 points: Antyv, apgold, Canada1, eggnogkitty, Heisenberg, Ice Diva, kresslia, lovaticcanada, Off My Rocker, Sabrina, Skater Boy, SnowWhite, StitchMonkey, voolfee.

Special mention has to go out to the only 2 people who were brave enough to bet against Kaetlyn, and correctly predicted that Gabby would win: alyssamarie and Nathan13.

Congratulations!!!

CaroLiza_fan