Hi-5, I am actually planning to go for country flag shopping this weekend, Aussie flag is one of them![]()
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Hi-5, I am actually planning to go for country flag shopping this weekend, Aussie flag is one of them![]()
I loved how during the awards ceremony, Harley looked like he had no idea what was happening, and how Katia jumped onto the podium without congratulating the other medallists.
Do you know what I also love about them? When Harley Katia and Andrei Pachin put both hands up to wave in the kiss and cry after a good result. Andrei looks like he had been waiting forever for a solid pair team to coach.
I wonder why they don’t go to senior?
very very nice.I've been a fan of them since last season and had the opportunity to see them live in Helsinki and again last week at Nebelhorn Trophy. Of course I was overjoyed for their 3rd place finish![]()
If I might share these lovely photos of them I took last Friday outside the building right after the pairs event ended :luv17:
Potential scheduling conflict ahoy...
Grand Prix Final: 7-10 December (Japan)
Australian Nationals: 1-8 December...
Potential scheduling conflict ahoy...
Grand Prix Final: 7-10 December (Japan)
Australian Nationals: 1-8 December...
Yes, that needs to be fixed.
And for the first time, instead of holding pairs earlier in the week, they have scheduled to hold the pairs events at the end of the championships, with all the other 3 senior divisions. On paper a reasonable decision but not when the grand prix final is the next day.
I'd say the original schedule wasn't designed with that in mind. They moved the pairs events last year; they could do it again this year, and with more notice, too. Since Paris/Matthew and Jessica/Ryan are based in Brisbane, and I don't think there are any other Junior/Senior pairs, it may not be a totally dreadful exercise.
Of course, the sensible thing to do would be to give Katia and Harley a bye, but that would be a bit of a bummer.
Katia got the Australian citizenship.
http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2017/10/20/question-mark-over-bright-winter-games
Speaking after the team uniform launch on Friday, Chesterman also confirmed that figure skater Ekaterina Alexandrovskaya received Australian citizenship on Monday and would be eligible to compete for her adopted country.
Alexandrovskaya paired with Harley Windsor and won the world junior championship earlier this year before sealing a Pyeongchang qualifying spot for Australia late last month.
They would now seem like the obvious pairing to be nominated for Australia for the Games.
There was no official announcement in regards to Alexandrovskaya's expedited citizenship, the AOC perhaps burned by the 2010 experience with Tatiana Borodulina.