Jenni has landed ALL the triples in competition. She had to take the lutz out of her program because of her injury. She's inconsistent, but she does have the five non axel triples.
It's one thing to 'have' all the triples and land them one time or another in competition, and quite another to land them
consistently.
Mao has all the triples, including the 3A, but she doesn't do the salchow, and the triple toe is a rarity. She lands loop, lutz, and flip very consistently, and the 3A fairly consistently. However, she does have a pretty bad flutz.
Yu Na lands lutz, flip, salchow and toe very consistently. The loop is still a work in progress. She neither flutzes nor lips.
Carolina Kostner is generally inconsistent. She can land all the triples except the 3A, but she is capable of popping any and all of them at any given competition. Her 2A is a problem for her, and the lutz can be, but to a lesser extent. She neither flutzes nor lips.
Kimmie Meissner used to land all her triples except the 3A consistently, but has had major problems with lutz and flip this season. She says her problems are mental, and maybe the coaching change will help. Kimmie lips.
Yukari Nakano has all the triples including the 3A, and she is quite consistent with all of her jumps. She doesn't generate high PCS scores, though, perhaps because of a major wrap. She does not flutz or lip.
Joannie Rochette can land all the triples except the 3A. She lands her jumps consistently, but it's been a rarity for her to put together two clean performances in one competition. She does not flutz or lip.
Of the Junior ladies, Rachael Flatt is the most consistent. She has skated 3 clean competitions in a row---JGPF, Nationals and Jr. Worlds. She sometimes flutzes, but of her 12 lutzes this season, she's gotten only two flutz calls.
but I've read reports that Caroline was a "low jumper". That might explain the alledged underrotations. Maybe jumping low creates some kind of illusion that she touches down before fully rotating.
