Ice Dance - short dance
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ETA: It looks like they were docked majorly on levels. Their TES is lower than H/D even.
that is why they are rigging it.
they lost and moir complained, bitched and did everything this year at gpf. guess what they won free skate =did have enough point to win overall so guess what rigging competitions since.
ogm lost didn't like it-cant hacked it-poor sportmanship on his part. cant have that-so guess what now lets rig all competitions later for v/m. to win. and butched u.s kids scores like d/w and shib was a bit low compared to rest.
hubbell and donohue was 5 points to high.-should have been a 55
they lost and moir complained, bitched and did everything this year at gpf. guess what they won free skate =did have enough point to win overall so guess what rigging competitions since.
ogm lost didn't like it-cant hacked it-poor sportmanship on his part. cant have that-so guess what now lets rig all competitions later for v/m. to win. and butched u.s kids scores like d/w and shib was a bit low compared to rest.
hubbell and donohue was 5 points to high.-should have been a 55
This statement does not make any sense at all.I do not think anyone here would dispute these results at all. If anything V/M were undermarked.
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Davis and White's score was a little low, but the Shibs have struggled with the type of SD this season and weren't expected by most to repeat as bronze medalists this season.
great job--that shows how it is done--pechalat and bourzat.
v.m are boring--yes it is easier to do last years program and improve on it.
they really didn't change it and make it better. all they did was skate a bit better. nothing special
v/m. arent in a league of their own.
personally i would have p.b 1st
v/m2
d/w 3
shibs 4-5
of course candians can't understand it- since rigging it for v/m. due to outburst.
rigging --you skaters wouldn't know it when see it why-your are inside not outside looking in from no special way-just want best one to win.
you have favorites push them at expense of other skaters, teams. so you wouldn't know and deny it existence at all cost.-why might affect you favorite skater and team.
v.m are boring--yes it is easier to do last years program and improve on it.
they really didn't change it and make it better. all they did was skate a bit better. nothing special
v/m. arent in a league of their own.
personally i would have p.b 1st
v/m2
d/w 3
shibs 4-5
of course candians can't understand it- since rigging it for v/m. due to outburst.
rigging --you skaters wouldn't know it when see it why-your are inside not outside looking in from no special way-just want best one to win.
you have favorites push them at expense of other skaters, teams. so you wouldn't know and deny it existence at all cost.-why might affect you favorite skater and team.
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Also worth noting that the Shibs PCS finally got up — They are virtually tied with the C/L, W/P and I/K and B/S (32-33 range). It was their usually strong area that let them down today. That is a bummer considering they are usually strong technically.
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RESULT - SHORT DANCE
1. Tessa VIRTUE/Scott MOIR (CAN) - 72.31 (TES: 34.29, PCS: 38.02) Q
2. Meryl DAVIS/Charlie WHITE (USA) - 70.98 (TES: 33.50, PCS: 37.48) Q
3. Nathalie PECHALAT/Fabian BOURZAT (FRA) - 69.13 (TES: 33.64, PCS: 35.49) Q
4. Kaitlyn WEAVER/Andrew POJE (CAN) - 66.47 (TES: 33.21, PCS: 33.26) Q
5. Elena ILINYKH/Nikita KATSALAPOV (RUS) - 65.34 (TES: 31.86, PCS: 33.48) Q
6. Anna CAPPELLINI/Luca LANOTTE (ITA) - 65.11 (TES: 32.14, PCS: 32.97) Q
7. Maia SHIBUTANI/Alex SHIBUTANI (USA) - 62.35 (TES: 29.44, PCS: 32.91) Q
8. Madison HUBBELL/Zachary DONOHUE (USA) - 59.56 (TES: 32.64, PCS: 26.92) Q
9. Ekaterina BOBROVA/Dmitri SOLOVIEV (RUS) - 58.29 (TES: 26.43, PCS: 32.86, DED: 1.00) Q
10. Ekaterina RIAZANOVA/Ilia TKACHENKO (RUS) - 58.19 (TES: 28.64, PCS: 29.55) Q
11. Nelli ZHIGANSHINA/Alexander GAZSI (GER) - 56.29 (TES: 28.64, PCS: 27.65) Q
12. Penny COOMES/Nicholas BUCKLAND (GBR) - 54.35 (TES: 26.85, PCS: 27.50) Q
13. Xintong HUANG/Xun ZHENG (CHN) - 51.35 (TES: 26.86, PCS: 24.49) Q
14. Lorenza ALESSANDRINI/Simone VATURI (ITA) - 51.18 (TES: 26.85, PCS: 25.33, DED: 1.00) Q
15. Kharis RALPH/Asher HILL (CAN) - 50.75 (TES: 27.21, PCS: 24.54, DED: 1.00) Q
16. Isabella TOBIAS/Deividas STAGNIUNAS (LTU) - 50.22 (TES: 24.85, PCS: 25.37) Q
17. Siobhan HEEKIN-CANEDY/Dmitri DUN (UKR) - 48.70 (TES: 25.07, PCS: 23.63) Q
18. Sara HURTADO/Adria DIAZ (ESP) - 48.68 (TES: 26.21, PCS: 22.47) Q
19. Julia ZLOBINA/Alexei SITNIKOV (AZE) - 48.15 (TES: 23.22, PCS: 24.93) Q
20. Danielle OBRIEN/Gregory MERRIMAN (AUS) - 47.92 (TES: 25.93, PCS: 21.99) Q
21. Pernelle CARRON/Lloyd JONES (FRA) - 47.75 (TES: 20.25, PCS: 27.50)
22. Irina SHTORK/Taavi RAND (EST) - 47.24 (TES: 25.86, PCS: 21.38)
23. Zsuzsanna NAGY/Mate FEJES (HUN) - 45.70 (TES: 24.78, PCS: 20.92)
24. Cathy REED/Chris REED (JPN) - 44.19 (TES: 21.21, PCS: 23.98, DED: 1.00)
25. Anna NAGORNYUK/Viktor KOVALENKO (UZB) - 44.08 (TES: 23.51, PCS: 20.57)
1. Tessa VIRTUE/Scott MOIR (CAN) - 72.31 (TES: 34.29, PCS: 38.02) Q
2. Meryl DAVIS/Charlie WHITE (USA) - 70.98 (TES: 33.50, PCS: 37.48) Q
3. Nathalie PECHALAT/Fabian BOURZAT (FRA) - 69.13 (TES: 33.64, PCS: 35.49) Q
4. Kaitlyn WEAVER/Andrew POJE (CAN) - 66.47 (TES: 33.21, PCS: 33.26) Q
5. Elena ILINYKH/Nikita KATSALAPOV (RUS) - 65.34 (TES: 31.86, PCS: 33.48) Q
6. Anna CAPPELLINI/Luca LANOTTE (ITA) - 65.11 (TES: 32.14, PCS: 32.97) Q
7. Maia SHIBUTANI/Alex SHIBUTANI (USA) - 62.35 (TES: 29.44, PCS: 32.91) Q
8. Madison HUBBELL/Zachary DONOHUE (USA) - 59.56 (TES: 32.64, PCS: 26.92) Q
9. Ekaterina BOBROVA/Dmitri SOLOVIEV (RUS) - 58.29 (TES: 26.43, PCS: 32.86, DED: 1.00) Q
10. Ekaterina RIAZANOVA/Ilia TKACHENKO (RUS) - 58.19 (TES: 28.64, PCS: 29.55) Q
11. Nelli ZHIGANSHINA/Alexander GAZSI (GER) - 56.29 (TES: 28.64, PCS: 27.65) Q
12. Penny COOMES/Nicholas BUCKLAND (GBR) - 54.35 (TES: 26.85, PCS: 27.50) Q
13. Xintong HUANG/Xun ZHENG (CHN) - 51.35 (TES: 26.86, PCS: 24.49) Q
14. Lorenza ALESSANDRINI/Simone VATURI (ITA) - 51.18 (TES: 26.85, PCS: 25.33, DED: 1.00) Q
15. Kharis RALPH/Asher HILL (CAN) - 50.75 (TES: 27.21, PCS: 24.54, DED: 1.00) Q
16. Isabella TOBIAS/Deividas STAGNIUNAS (LTU) - 50.22 (TES: 24.85, PCS: 25.37) Q
17. Siobhan HEEKIN-CANEDY/Dmitri DUN (UKR) - 48.70 (TES: 25.07, PCS: 23.63) Q
18. Sara HURTADO/Adria DIAZ (ESP) - 48.68 (TES: 26.21, PCS: 22.47) Q
19. Julia ZLOBINA/Alexei SITNIKOV (AZE) - 48.15 (TES: 23.22, PCS: 24.93) Q
20. Danielle OBRIEN/Gregory MERRIMAN (AUS) - 47.92 (TES: 25.93, PCS: 21.99) Q
21. Pernelle CARRON/Lloyd JONES (FRA) - 47.75 (TES: 20.25, PCS: 27.50)
22. Irina SHTORK/Taavi RAND (EST) - 47.24 (TES: 25.86, PCS: 21.38)
23. Zsuzsanna NAGY/Mate FEJES (HUN) - 45.70 (TES: 24.78, PCS: 20.92)
24. Cathy REED/Chris REED (JPN) - 44.19 (TES: 21.21, PCS: 23.98, DED: 1.00)
25. Anna NAGORNYUK/Viktor KOVALENKO (UZB) - 44.08 (TES: 23.51, PCS: 20.57)
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It's SO close, the first three!
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Forget any possibility of them being overtaken by Weaver/Poje; they are knocking on the door of Davis/White with that score! Great job, Nathalie and Fabian!
I'm conflicted about the Shibs. I think being bro/sis complicates things far more than it benefits them. I won't quibble with their technical skills -they're quite good but they lack passion, attitude, pizzazz and a maturity that comes with age. Physically, their short stature makes it difficult to create much line and some of the costume choices for her have done nothing to "mature" her. In fact, this SP dress looks like a junior ladies dress and not a senior dance dress. Perhaps I'm being unfair - I'm willing to rethink it.
IMO, the only US dance team that "brought it" was Hubble and Donahue and good for them.
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And who could look so good after D/W? V/M were amazing.
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