Skate Canada 2024 Junior and Senior Sectionals
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Eighties hoser rock for the win!
Anthony Paradis - I think his first combo broke the tech tracker, he had a step out on the second jump. Got the 2A, but then popped into a 1F. 65 for the score.
Antoine Goyette - fall on the 3Lz, popped the loop and axel
I liked his skating outside the jumps, it's a nice contrast coming after Anthony. 43.15
Dominic Rondeau - 2A, 3Lz + 2T, fall on the 3Lo to start the program. No backloading, but he got the jumps in without pops and only one fall. 44.61
And I missed synchro for men, but looking at the results, Nova ahead of Les Supremes for the short.
Antoine Goyette - fall on the 3Lz, popped the loop and axel
I liked his skating outside the jumps, it's a nice contrast coming after Anthony. 43.15Dominic Rondeau - 2A, 3Lz + 2T, fall on the 3Lo to start the program. No backloading, but he got the jumps in without pops and only one fall. 44.61
And I missed synchro for men, but looking at the results, Nova ahead of Les Supremes for the short.
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Also, in AB, Lia Cho keeps on getting better.
3F 3Lz-3T< (under rotated
), but, wow!!, 2A (she is the only female that got 50+ in the SP in this whole section, and she is just a novice girl)
I can’t wait to see her Free Skate. The hardest element she tried at previous events was 2A-3T<
3F 3Lz-3T< (under rotated
), but, wow!!, 2A (she is the only female that got 50+ in the SP in this whole section, and she is just a novice girl)I can’t wait to see her Free Skate. The hardest element she tried at previous events was 2A-3T<
Alberta Junior Pairs Free
Natalia Custodio/Christopher Hammer - I think pairs suits him better than singles. It's a nice change from his singles programs, more of a calm performance and he looked more in control. He's a lot happier than after his free yesterday. I don't think they'll be challenging for the top yet with their technical content, but he's got some promise as a pairs man. Natalia was good too, it's just the difference in Christopher Hammer between disciplines. 66, total 102.25
Annika Behnke/Kole Sauve - I think they're the only Canadian junior pairs age eligible for YOG? She fell on the combo jump. I don't think their TES was much higher than Custodio/Hammer. 75.36, total 119.54, they're young and have time to grow. Hopefully they'll get the experience at YOG.
Natalia Custodio/Christopher Hammer - I think pairs suits him better than singles. It's a nice change from his singles programs, more of a calm performance and he looked more in control. He's a lot happier than after his free yesterday. I don't think they'll be challenging for the top yet with their technical content, but he's got some promise as a pairs man. Natalia was good too, it's just the difference in Christopher Hammer between disciplines. 66, total 102.25
Annika Behnke/Kole Sauve - I think they're the only Canadian junior pairs age eligible for YOG? She fell on the combo jump. I don't think their TES was much higher than Custodio/Hammer. 75.36, total 119.54, they're young and have time to grow. Hopefully they'll get the experience at YOG.
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@RatedPG if you'd asked me, i would have told you about women's skating in Quebec 
it's intense
we haven't heard much about it in the recent years because the previous generation was not yet focused on jumping but on skating skills. Younger skaters are now aiming to get 3-3 very early while mastering skating skills. Long are gone the days when a Quebec woman could get to Nationals with only a 3s and a 3t
it's intense we haven't heard much about it in the recent years because the previous generation was not yet focused on jumping but on skating skills. Younger skaters are now aiming to get 3-3 very early while mastering skating skills. Long are gone the days when a Quebec woman could get to Nationals with only a 3s and a 3t
Yup. I wasn’t prepared. After watching AB and ONT Senior ladies where only Fiona scored 50+ (but, she didn’t skate the free skate), I wasn’t ready to watch NINE 50+ skates from ladies in Quebec. I can’t wait to watch them skate tomorrow!!@RatedPG if you'd asked me, i would have told you about women's skating in Quebec
we haven't heard much about it in the recent years because the previous generation was not yet focused on jumping but on skating skills. Younger skaters are now aiming to get 3-3 very early while mastering skating skills. Long are gone the days when a Quebec woman could get to Nationals with only a 3s and a 3t
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Got just in time for the end of junior pairs. The free went rough for Martina Ariano Kent/Charly Laliberte-Laurent. Fall on the 2A+2A sequence, 3Lo throw and 3S jump, she also fell coming out of a lift. Hopefully just some jitters to work out. 83.27, 133.03 total.
Izzo/Ferland - Beneath Your Beautiful by Labrinth according to Shazam (first time I used it, I guess it worked?) Single twist base, step out on the jump combo. I don't think she's quite there yet on holding the lift positions. 2F solo jumps. Fall on the 3Lz throw. Popped into a 1Lo throw, aborted a lift.
They're probably not ready for Nationals yet, that's okay. She's taking on a new discipline and not everyone adjusts at the same rate. 70.56, 112.07 total
They're probably not ready for Nationals yet, that's okay. She's taking on a new discipline and not everyone adjusts at the same rate. 70.56, 112.07 total
Carignan/Pierro - 102.91, 149.17 total. Not much to say, they looked fairly strong together.
Thibodeau-Mailhot/Villeneuve - Not as strong as Carignan/Pierro, he's having jump issues. 82.34, 129.45 total. And then the stream cut out.
Carignan/Pierro very much deserved to win here.
Thibodeau-Mailhot/Villeneuve - Not as strong as Carignan/Pierro, he's having jump issues. 82.34, 129.45 total. And then the stream cut out.
Carignan/Pierro very much deserved to win here.
I don’t expect that either. I expect some inconsistency today. Like, maybe, 3 100+ skates; 9 80+ skates is more realistic.I don't expect 9 100 + skates in the LP
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Day 3 (1/2)
Senior Rhythm Dance/Junior Rhythm Dance (0:49)/Junior Pair Short (2:02)/Senior Pair Short (2:27)/Pre-Novice Pair Short (2:57)/Novice Pair Short (3:11)/Senior Synchro Elite 12 Short (3:40)/Senior Synchro Short (3:53)/Junior Synchro Short (4:05)/Pre-Novice Pattern Dance (4:48)
Day 3 (2/2)
Pre-Novice Pattern Dance (I think?)/Novice Pattern Dance (0:19)/Novice Men Short (0:58)/Junior Synchro Free (2:12)
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She's not on the bye list. The only woman competing junior domestically with a Challenge bye is Aleksa Volkova on the Patinage Quebec list.Fely Gagner (sp?) is someone I always look for. She had an international event. I’m hoping she has a bye
Interesting? So, injured?
Could she be competing in Seniors?
I think only Rose and Justine have byes for Senior Women. She just missed a medal at an international junior event. She placed top 6 at the Next Gen event
Edit: found her
2023 Trophée Metropole Nice Côte Fee Ann Landry 145.30 4th Junior Girls
I think she is the best Junior Girl from Quebec now that Rose moved up; she beat Aleksa at the NextGen event and scored higher than Aleksa and Rose internationally.
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That makes sense. So, Fee-Ann, Rose and Justine with byes domestically?
The Senior Ladies Challenger event will be tough.
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