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All posts tagged "2005 US Nationals"
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Orscher and Lucash win gold in Portland
Tonight was a first for US Figure Skating in what seemed to be an eternity. The pairs...
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Weir wins with perfect scores
Just two years ago, Johnny Weir withdrew after a freakish beginning to his free skate at the...
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Kwan ties 70-Year record
It was a night of great performances for the ladies at the 2005 State Farm US Championships,...
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Junior teams take center stage at US Nationals
Thursday afternoon belonged to the junior pairs and dancers at the 2005 State Farm US Figure Skating...
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Goebel mounts a comeback at US Nationals
Just two years ago, the men’s event at the State Farm US Figure Skating Championships was called...
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Kwan mesmerizes Portland audience
The Michelle Kwan of yesteryear appeared in Portland tonight at the 2005 State Farm US Figure Skating...
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Abbott golden in Junior men’s competition
In landing five clean triple jumps, 19-year-old Jeremy Abbott clinched the Junior Men’s title at the 2005...
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Belbin and Agosto take US National title
The final flight of competitors in the free dance at the 2005 State Farm US Figure Skating...
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Orscher and Lucash lead pairs at US Nationals
The Championship Pairs competition at the 2005 State Farm US National Championships began last tonight with little...
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Belbin and Agosto almost perfect
Tanith Belbin and Ben Agosto, the reigning International Skating Union Grand Prix Final silver medalists stand in...
Did You Know?
Irina Slutskaya (RUS) was the first female skater to land a triple Lutz-triple loop combination at the 2000 Grand Prix Final. Slutskaya is also credited for: inventing the double Biellmann spin with foot change, the first Russian woman to win the European title (1996), being the first (and only) lady ever to win seven European titles.
More on Irina Slutskaya in the GS Forum.
