Preliminary Round Men
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I have no idea why I said Takahashi instead of Kozuka..
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And we were afraid for him that he has to skate in the prelim. round...
GOOD FOR HIM
He must have rocked it, no deduction, means no fall!!!
I'm more worried for later, not now for now.
Yeah. Anyone with a Q makes it.
I was getting used to seeing the protocol after each phase of the competition
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Thanks. I couldn't find the results page at first (I have it now), so I wasn't sure where the cut-off point was.
Perhaps we souldn't be. His TES of 88, is just 1.43 shy of his very best recorded at TEB , where he had that slight 2 foot landing of his quad and everything else clean (included that 3a/2t/2l). For me, this skate was a confidence booster. Go Taka!
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Men's Preliminary Round Standings:
1 Q Takahiko KOZUKA JPN 165.00
2 Q Alexander MAJOROV SWE 136.64
3 Q Michal BREZINA CZE 130.87
4 Q Peter LIEBERS GER 129.89
5 Q Viktor PFEIFER AUT 123.22
6 Q Paolo BACCHINI ITA 122.29
7 Q Joey RUSSELL CAN 118.37
8 Q Kim LUCINE MON 117.78
9 Q Maxim SHIPOV ISR 116.42
10 Q Jorik HENDRICKX BEL 109.59
11 Q Misha GE UZB 109.39
12 Q Min-Seok KIM KOR 98.67
13 Mark WEBSTER AUS 95.84
14 Justus STRID DEN 95.16
15 David RICHARDSON GBR 93.20
16 Tigran VARDANJAN HUN 91.16
17 Mikael REDIN SUI 90.79
18 Kutay ERYOLDAS TUR 86.60
19 Stephen Li-Chung KUO TPE 85.71
20 Bela PAPP FIN 83.47
21 Harry Hau Yin LEE HKG 82.39
22 Vitali LUCHANOK BLR 81.51
23 Sarkis HAYRAPETYAN ARM 77.25
24 Georgi KENCHADZE BUL 73.72
1 Q Takahiko KOZUKA JPN 165.00
2 Q Alexander MAJOROV SWE 136.64
3 Q Michal BREZINA CZE 130.87
4 Q Peter LIEBERS GER 129.89
5 Q Viktor PFEIFER AUT 123.22
6 Q Paolo BACCHINI ITA 122.29
7 Q Joey RUSSELL CAN 118.37
8 Q Kim LUCINE MON 117.78
9 Q Maxim SHIPOV ISR 116.42
10 Q Jorik HENDRICKX BEL 109.59
11 Q Misha GE UZB 109.39
12 Q Min-Seok KIM KOR 98.67
13 Mark WEBSTER AUS 95.84
14 Justus STRID DEN 95.16
15 David RICHARDSON GBR 93.20
16 Tigran VARDANJAN HUN 91.16
17 Mikael REDIN SUI 90.79
18 Kutay ERYOLDAS TUR 86.60
19 Stephen Li-Chung KUO TPE 85.71
20 Bela PAPP FIN 83.47
21 Harry Hau Yin LEE HKG 82.39
22 Vitali LUCHANOK BLR 81.51
23 Sarkis HAYRAPETYAN ARM 77.25
24 Georgi KENCHADZE BUL 73.72
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Interesting, no one won the Pre Round because they all had partial credit.
Thank you.
Koz UR the quad, getting -1, all the rest of his elements had + GOE's. His best GOE's are coming from his combo 3a/2t/2l (1.43), 3loop 1.1 and solo 3a +1.
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Majarov didn't have any falls, under-rotation calls or edge calls.
Kozuka did receive "partial credit" for his quad, but even if you take away the points he earned from that, his score would still be 28 points ahead of the next contender. So he didn't win because he had partial credit.
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Great job TAka. If he can repeat the same thing, with better rotation on the 4T the score will be enough to land him on podium. I expect his PCS to go up alot in FS. Best of luck.
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No fall for top 11, 2 UR 4Ts. Maybe the ice helps in landing but not in rotations, not enough anyway.
Over all I think the QR is good for Kozuka as an extra practice with judges. There was no pressure so he could try his quad as well as the new ice in a competition situation. This should be a confidence booster. Excellent marks, which, if replicated, may be podium worthy.
Over all I think the QR is good for Kozuka as an extra practice with judges. There was no pressure so he could try his quad as well as the new ice in a competition situation. This should be a confidence booster. Excellent marks, which, if replicated, may be podium worthy.
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Interesting Protocol. I was looking for how many points for each skater was earned by partial credit. Kozuka still would have been the best of the lot if he had left out the Quad.
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