Men's LP JGP Austria 2012

dorispulaski · Sep 14, 2012

Start order.

Live results link
http://www.isuresults.com/results/jgpaut2012/SEG002.HTM

Warm-Up Group 1
1 Pavel STRAKACH BLR 20 29.23
2 Suchet KONGCHIM THA 19 32.44
3 Manuel DRECHSLER AUT 22 23.63
4 Giorgio SETTEMBRINI ITA 18 35.45
5 Kristof BREZAR SLO 21 28.65

Warm-Up Group 2
6 Sondre ODDVOLL BOE NOR 13 45.31
7 Simon-Gabriel IONIAN AUT 17 36.96
8 Jordan JU TPE 14 43.33
9 Marco KLEPOCH SVK 16 39.93
10 Nicola TODESCHINI SUI 15 41.82

Warm-Up Group 3
11 Niko ULANOVSKY GER 12 47.39
12 Jin Seo KIM KOR 10 49.60
13 Viktor ROMANENKOV EST 8 52.35
14 Mitchell GORDON CAN 9 51.08
15 Feodosiy EFREMENKOV RUS 7 53.45
16 Matthias VERSLUIS FIN 11 48.76

Warm-Up Group 4
17 Andrei LAZUKIN RUS 4 57.64
18 Sei KAWAHARA JPN 2 61.73
19 Petr COUFAL CZE 5 56.85
20 Jay YOSTANTO USA 6 53.84
21 Ryuju HINO JPN 3 60.41
22 Nathan CHEN USA 1 75.15

dorispulaski · Sep 15, 2012

This is underway:

LP so far. Looks like Jin Seo Kim had a much better performance in the LP than in the SP

1 Jin Seo KIM KOR 126.27 71.07 55.20 5.89 5.00 5.75 5.50 5.46 0.00 #12
2 Niko ULANOVSKY GER 91.80 46.28 45.52 4.79 4.25 4.61 4.57 4.54 0.00 #11
3 Viktor ROMANENKOV EST 91.65 43.27 48.38 5.11 4.57 4.79 4.93 4.79 0.00 #13
4 Sondre ODDVOLL BOE NOR 89.57 48.07 41.50 4.39 3.75 4.32 4.18 4.11 0.00 #6
5 Nicola TODESCHINI SUI 89.09 47.79 42.30 4.54 4.04 4.21 4.29 4.07 1.00 #10
6 Jordan JU TPE 77.22 42.94 38.28 4.39 3.46 3.68 3.93 3.68 4.00 #8
7 Marco KLEPOCH SVK 66.06 30.50 36.56 3.89 3.43 3.50 3.89 3.57 1.00 #9
8 Suchet KONGCHIM THA 65.87 33.15 32.72 3.71 2.93 3.32 3.29 3.11 0.00 #2
9 Giorgio SETTEMBRINI ITA 62.14 26.70 37.44 3.96 3.54 3.61 3.82 3.79 2.00 #4
10 Manuel DRECHSLER AUT 61.36 31.08 30.28 3.32 2.64 3.11 3.11 2.96 0.00 #3
11 Simon-Gabriel IONIAN AUT 58.14 22.86 37.28 4.00 3.39 3.68 3.82 3.75 2.00 #7
12 Kristof BREZAR SLO 57.28 29.86 27.42 3.07 2.57 2.68 2.82 2.57 0.00 #5
13 Pavel STRAKACH BLR 56.39 25.21 31.18 3.71 2.71 3.07 3.21 2.89 0.00 #1

Current standings so far

1 Jin Seo KIM KOR 175.87 10 1
2 Viktor ROMANENKOV EST 144.00 8 3
3 Niko ULANOVSKY GER 139.19 12 2
4 Sondre ODDVOLL BOE NOR 134.88 13 4
5 Nicola TODESCHINI SUI 130.91 15 5
6 Jordan JU TPE 120.55 14 6
7 Marco KLEPOCH SVK 105.99 16 7
8 Suchet KONGCHIM THA 98.31 19 8
9 Giorgio SETTEMBRINI ITA 97.59 18 9
10 Simon-Gabriel IONIAN AUT 95.10 17 11
11 Kristof BREZAR SLO 85.93 21 12
12 Pavel STRAKACH BLR 85.62 20 13
13 Manuel DRECHSLER AUT 84.99 22 10

dorispulaski · Sep 15, 2012

dorispulaski · Sep 15, 2012

I hadn't watched Jin Seo Kim's SP-and just did to see what went wrong, given that his LP was very, very good:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0jEng4EXd8

It was bizarre. He got all tangled up in a spin, couldn't get untangled, and then got lost in his program, messing up a step sequence. The jumps were more or less OK-other than that he gets a Stojko-esque low landing on some of them.

Meanwhile

8 Matthias VERSLUIS FIN 84.50 37.58 47.92 4.89 4.64 4.82 4.86 4.75 1.00 #16

dorispulaski · Sep 15, 2012

Last warm up group on the ice.

and now

3 Andrei LAZUKIN RUS 105.63 55.75 51.88 5.36 5.04 5.00 5.36 5.18 2.00 #17

Into second place behind Jin Seo Kim. 5 skaters left to go.

3 Sei KAWAHARA JPN 108.68 53.96 55.72 5.75 5.29 5.50 5.71 5.61 1.00 #18

Into second place overall 4 skaters left to go.

dorispulaski · Sep 15, 2012

Nice skate, apparently, by Petr Coufal. Into second behind Jin Seo Kim overall, and in the LP

2 Petr COUFAL CZE 118.87 61.59 57.28 5.71 5.46 5.82 5.79 5.86 0.00 #19

dorispulaski · Sep 15, 2012

Yostanto fell; third in the LP, fourth overall so far.

3 Jay YOSTANTO USA 111.90 59.84 53.06 5.50 4.93 5.32 5.46 5.32 1.00 #20

Meanwhile, only two skaters to go, so Jin Seo Kim will medal.

dorispulaski · Sep 15, 2012

And Nathan Chen completely laps the field!!! Highest tech content & highest PCS.

Overall, Hino into second, Kim third!

1 Nathan CHEN USA 146.85 79.51 67.34 6.75 6.46 6.86 6.71 6.89 0.00 #22
2 Jin Seo KIM KOR 126.27 71.07 55.20 5.89 5.00 5.75 5.50 5.46 0.00 #12
3 Ryuju HINO JPN 125.44 69.88 57.56 6.21 5.43 5.64 5.75 5.75 2.00 #21
4 Petr COUFAL CZE 118.87 61.59 57.28 5.71 5.46 5.82 5.79 5.86 0.00 #19
5 Jay YOSTANTO USA 111.90 59.84 53.06 5.50 4.93 5.32 5.46 5.32 1.00 #20
6 Mitchell GORDON CAN 111.54 55.84 55.70 5.71 5.39 5.43 5.68 5.64 0.00 #14
7 Sei KAWAHARA JPN 108.68 53.96 55.72 5.75 5.29 5.50 5.71 5.61 1.00 #18
8 Andrei LAZUKIN RUS 105.63 55.75 51.88 5.36 5.04 5.00 5.36 5.18 2.00 #17
9 Feodosiy EFREMENKOV RUS 105.12 55.42 49.70 5.21 4.75 5.00 4.96 4.93 0.00 #15
10 Niko ULANOVSKY GER 91.80 46.28 45.52 4.79 4.25 4.61 4.57 4.54 0.00 #11
11 Viktor ROMANENKOV EST 91.65 43.27 48.38 5.11 4.57 4.79 4.93 4.79 0.00 #13
12 Sondre ODDVOLL BOE NOR 89.57 48.07 41.50 4.39 3.75 4.32 4.18 4.11 0.00 #6
13 Nicola TODESCHINI SUI 89.09 47.79 42.30 4.54 4.04 4.21 4.29 4.07 1.00 #10
14 Matthias VERSLUIS FIN 84.50 37.58 47.92 4.89 4.64 4.82 4.86 4.75 1.00 #16
15 Jordan JU TPE 77.22 42.94 38.28 4.39 3.46 3.68 3.93 3.68 4.00 #8
16 Marco KLEPOCH SVK 66.06 30.50 36.56 3.89 3.43 3.50 3.89 3.57 1.00 #9
17 Suchet KONGCHIM THA 65.87 33.15 32.72 3.71 2.93 3.32 3.29 3.11 0.00 #2
18 Giorgio SETTEMBRINI ITA 62.14 26.70 37.44 3.96 3.54 3.61 3.82 3.79 2.00 #4
19 Manuel DRECHSLER AUT 61.36 31.08 30.28 3.32 2.64 3.11 3.11 2.96 0.00 #3
20 Simon-Gabriel IONIAN AUT 58.14 22.86 37.28 4.00 3.39 3.68 3.82 3.75 2.00 #7
21 Kristof BREZAR SLO 57.28 29.86 27.42 3.07 2.57 2.68 2.82 2.57 0.00 #5
22 Pavel STRAKACH BLR 56.39 25.21 31.18 3.71 2.71 3.07 3.21 2.89 0.00 #1

Overall

1 Nathan CHEN USA 222.00 1 1
2 Ryuju HINO JPN 185.85 3 3
3 Jin Seo KIM KOR 175.87 10 2
4 Petr COUFAL CZE 175.72 5 4
5 Sei KAWAHARA JPN 170.41 2 7
6 Jay YOSTANTO USA 165.74 6 5
7 Andrei LAZUKIN RUS 163.27 4 8
8 Mitchell GORDON CAN 162.62 9 6
9 Feodosiy EFREMENKOV RUS 158.57 7 9
10 Viktor ROMANENKOV EST 144.00 8 11
11 Niko ULANOVSKY GER 139.19 12 10
12 Sondre ODDVOLL BOE NOR 134.88 13 12
13 Matthias VERSLUIS FIN 133.26 11 14
14 Nicola TODESCHINI SUI 130.91 15 13
15 Jordan JU TPE 120.55 14 15
16 Marco KLEPOCH SVK 105.99 16 16
17 Suchet KONGCHIM THA 98.31 19 17
18 Giorgio SETTEMBRINI ITA 97.59 18 18
19 Simon-Gabriel IONIAN AUT 95.10 17 20
20 Kristof BREZAR SLO 85.93 21 21
21 Pavel STRAKACH BLR 85.62 20 22
22 Manuel DRECHSLER AUT 84.99 22 19

Protocols
http://www.isuresults.com/results/jgpaut2012/jgpaut2012_JuniorMen_FS_Scores.pdf

sky_fly20 · Sep 15, 2012

Congrats to Baby Nathan Chen :popcorn:

WoW what a Debut and monster score

A Child prodigy indeed, move a little Jason Brown, Yan Han and Joshua
JGPF will be very competitive

Mao88 · Sep 15, 2012

MENS COMPETITION - VIDEOS & RESULT

1. Nathan CHEN (USA) - 222.00
Short Program, Free Skate
2. Ryuju HINO (JPN) - 185.85
Short Program, Free Skate
3. Jin Seo KIM (KOR) - 175.87
Short Program, Free Skate
4. Petr COUFAL (CZE) - 175.72
Short Program, Free Skate
5. Sei KAWAHARA (JPN) - 170.41
Short Program, Free Skate
6. Jay YOSTANTO (USA) - 165.74
Short Program, Free Skate
7. Andrei LAZUKIN (RUS) - 163.27
Short Program, Free Skate
8. Mitchell GORDON (CAN) - 162.62
Short Program, Free Skate
9. Feodosiy EFREMENKOV (RUS) - 158.57
Short Program, Free Skate
10. Viktor ROMANENKOV (EST) - 144.00
Short Program, Free Skate
11. Niko ULANOVSKY (GER) - 139.19
Short Program, Free Skate
12. Sondre ODDVOLL BOE (NOR) - 134.88
Short Program, Free Skate

Protocols - Short Program, Protocols - Free Skate

ericpkh98 · Sep 15, 2012

Congrats to Jinseo Kim. I didn't expect him to do so well like this and gain a medal.(reminds me of Angela Wang, who successfully performed in her LP) Nathan was also very impressive. His jumps were small, but time will solve that problem anyway. Great spins and step sequence. He will be future of men's figure skating.

ImaginaryPogue · Sep 15, 2012

Whoa. Nathan Chen just topped Joshua Farris. Now, Farris made mistakes (doubled a second triple axel) but still. Whoa. Every American figure skater planning on skating past Sochi needs to be nervously checking the rearview mirror and upping their game.

gmyers · Sep 15, 2012

Chen did so well. And with one triple axel. Farris with quad and 3A got outscored by Chen who shows what a level 4 step sequence can do and other elements. Chen is a major threat to win and having a 3A is SP and LP is very helpful.

Major Zayaking of jump from Efremenkov. I think he may have double zayaked. Surprised at such poor planning or it was spur of the moment and Efremenkov's fault. Because it may have been two jumps however I doubt it was him and more planning. He lost so many points off TES! Should have done a lot better than Lazukin. Last year was a lot better for Russian junior men with Kovtun. So far it's going bad.

sky_fly20 · Sep 15, 2012

gmyers said:
Chen did so well. And with one triple axel. Farris with quad and 3A got outscored by Chen who shows what a level 4 step sequence can do and other elements. Chen is a major threat to win and having a 3A is SP and LP is very helpful.

Major Zayaking of jump from Efremenkov. I think he may have double zayaked. Surprised at such poor planning or it was spur of the moment and Efremenkov's fault. Because it may have been two jumps however I doubt it was him and more planning. He lost so many points off TES! Should have done a lot better than Lazukin. Last year was a lot better for Russian junior men with Kovtun. So far it's going bad.

Farris looked dead on his skating and imo, his spins have actually regresse. Nathan if all goes well will be a major competitior by 2018
Russian men are soo bad right now, they can't seem to spur a new crop like their ladies, their only hope now is Kovtun to make it to the GPF

Srin Odessa · Sep 15, 2012

ImaginaryPogue said:
Whoa. Nathan Chen just topped Joshua Farris. Now, Farris made mistakes (doubled a second triple axel) but still. Whoa. Every American figure skater planning on skating past Sochi needs to be nervously checking the rearview mirror and upping their game.

Chen looks like he lives and breathes COP. He's back loading his jumps and hitting level 4s in both programs. On top of that, he's got a ridiculous PCS for his age.

FSGMT · Sep 15, 2012

Srin Odessa said:
Chen looks like he lives and breathes COP. He's back loading his jumps and hitting level 4s in both programs. On top of that, he's got a ridiculous PCS for his age.

And I think he deserved even more: his programs was full of difficult and intricate transitions, and they still gave him just 6.46 :disagree: 6.86 and 6.71 for PE and CH clearly deserved to be 7s (at least)... I think it's because he's relatively unknown for the international judges, so they didn't want to give him scores that could be criticized, exactly what they did with Radionova in France: she obviously deserved a higher PCS, but they gave her just 24 and 52, then, here in Linz, they gave a score close to 26 when the program was exactly the same, artistically... Only when a skater is well-known they dare to give him/her high PCS...

Kalina · Sep 15, 2012

Chen is just amazing, well done to him :clap:

huge, huge score.
I don't find it in myself to hype him though, not yet. He's so talented, but so tiny... he still hasn't hit the big growth spurt (which is just normal of course, considering he's 13) and nobody knows how growing up will affect his skating: look at what happened to Hino. Shoma Uno, who's almost 15 and even shorter than Nathan, is in the same situation. We'll see in a few years.

gmyers · Sep 15, 2012

sky_fly20 said:
Farris looked dead on his skating and imo, his spins have actually regresse. Nathan if all goes well will be a major competitior by 2018
Russian men are soo bad right now, they can't seem to spur a new crop like their ladies, their only hope now is Kovtun to make it to the GPF

Farris spins could be stronger- better spins plus quad 2 3a maybe farris can beat chen

I forgot Kovtun was even participating in the JGP this season. He is the best possibility. So strange how one system can produce such huge progress in ladies and just the opposite mens.

missysays · Sep 15, 2012

Kalina said:
Chen is just amazing, well done to him huge, huge score.
I don't find it in myself to hype him though, not yet. He's so talented, but so tiny... he still hasn't hit the big growth spurt (which is just normal of course, considering he's 13) and nobody knows how growing up will affect his skating: look at what happened to Hino. Shoma Uno, who's almost 15 and even shorter than Nathan, is in the same situation. We'll see in a few years.

That's true. You never know what's going to happen to a skater once they hit their growth spurt and the anxieties of adolescence hit - just look at Caroline Zhang and Mirai Nagasu. They were hailed as the next coming but adolescence/ flawed technique/ and physical growth have slowed the advancement of their competitive careers. But the one thing Nathan seems to have in spades even at this young of an age is calculation and focus. You can literally feel it pouring out of him on the ice. He has an agenda out there and he goes out there like he's consciously managing his performance- it's kind of extraordinary.

If that mental capacity holds up, no matter what physical challenges come I have a feeling that he'll overcome. Hope his coach is smart though and paces his training and practice regime so that he doesn't accumulate wear and tear injuries too early in his career. I have a feeling that he's a practice beast and hope it doesn't result in career- derailing injury.

But wow- my hat off to him. I want to be Nathan when I grow up. :laugh:

BTW, I just noticed that they have him on Team B already on Team USA. Kudos!

l'etoile · Sep 15, 2012

We have two monsters in this event, Chen and Radionova. WOW.

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