ISU International Adult Competition Silver Ladies II FS: Results; Protocols
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Natalia finished 5th out of 24 in the FS, with a score of 33.05.
Looking at the Protocols, there is not actually much variation. Apart from the Choreographic Sequence, which got by far the highest GOE, all her elements got GOE of between 0.00 and 0.10. Indeed, four of her elements got neutral GOE. And apart from a single -2 for her Combination, all the Judges marks were either 0 or +1.
Her first element (Single Lutz), fourth element (Single Toe) and final element (Single Loop), got 0's all round, both in terms of GOE and Judges marks. And were it not for that aforementioned -2 from Judge 2, her sixth element (the Single Flip-Half Loop-Single Salchow combination) would have made it four completely neutral elements.
Her second element was a Change Foot Combination Spin, and it got the second highest GOE of the programme, at +0.10. As it also had the second highest Base Value of the programme, at 1.50 points, it was also the second highest scoring element. It also got the second highest set of Judges marks, with 0's from Judges 1 and 2; and 1's from the remaining three Judges.
The Single Flip that followed got +0.05 in GOE. But, it did do one better in terms of Judges marks, receiving 0 from Judge 1; and 1's from the four remaining Judges.
Jumping forward to her fifth element, the Choreographic Sequence, this earned by far the highest GOE, at +0.33. As this also was also the element with the highest Base Value, at 3.00 points, it was the highest scoring element. As for the Judges, they gave it two 0's; and three +1's.
Her seventh element, the Sit Spin, actually got exactly the same Judges marks as the Choreographic sequence. For GOE, it got the third highest, at +0.07.
Natalia finished 0.66 points behind 4th position, Lindsey WISEMAN (GBR), and 0.71 points ahead of 6th position, Barbara STELE (ITA). All three were part of a larger group where 17 skaters were covered by 6.99 points, stretching from Tatiana RHODE (DEU) in 3rd position, 1.06 points ahead of Natalia, to Julia WIES (DEU) in 19th position, 5.93 points behind Natalia.
In a group this large and this tight, a few minuses on the Protocols could easily have led to Natalia finishing well down the order. So, I am very happy that things went so well for her, and that she finished in the Top 5 instead.
WELL DONE NATALIA!!!
CaroLiza_fan
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Natalia finished 5th out of 24 in the FS, with a score of 33.05.
Looking at the Protocols, there is not actually much variation. Apart from the Choreographic Sequence, which got by far the highest GOE, all her elements got GOE of between 0.00 and 0.10. Indeed, four of her elements got neutral GOE. And apart from a single -2 for her Combination, all the Judges marks were either 0 or +1.
Her first element (Single Lutz), fourth element (Single Toe) and final element (Single Loop), got 0's all round, both in terms of GOE and Judges marks. And were it not for that aforementioned -2 from Judge 2, her sixth element (the Single Flip-Half Loop-Single Salchow combination) would have made it four completely neutral elements.
Her second element was a Change Foot Combination Spin, and it got the second highest GOE of the programme, at +0.10. As it also had the second highest Base Value of the programme, at 1.50 points, it was also the second highest scoring element. It also got the second highest set of Judges marks, with 0's from Judges 1 and 2; and 1's from the remaining three Judges.
The Single Flip that followed got +0.05 in GOE. But, it did do one better in terms of Judges marks, receiving 0 from Judge 1; and 1's from the four remaining Judges.
Jumping forward to her fifth element, the Choreographic Sequence, this earned by far the highest GOE, at +0.33. As this also was also the element with the highest Base Value, at 3.00 points, it was the highest scoring element. As for the Judges, they gave it two 0's; and three +1's.
Her seventh element, the Sit Spin, actually got exactly the same Judges marks as the Choreographic sequence. For GOE, it got the third highest, at +0.07.
Natalia finished 0.66 points behind 4th position, Lindsey WISEMAN (GBR), and 0.71 points ahead of 6th position, Barbara STELE (ITA). All three were part of a larger group where 17 skaters were covered by 6.99 points, stretching from Tatiana RHODE (DEU) in 3rd position, 1.06 points ahead of Natalia, to Julia WIES (DEU) in 19th position, 5.93 points behind Natalia.
In a group this large and this tight, a few minuses on the Protocols could easily have led to Natalia finishing well down the order. So, I am very happy that things went so well for her, and that she finished in the Top 5 instead.
WELL DONE NATALIA!!!
CaroLiza_fan