Updated: 17-Sep-2004 02:56 AM
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- Day 1: 9-Sep-2004
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- Day 2: 10-Sep-2004
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- Day 3: 11-Sep-2004
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Day 3: 11-Sep-2004
Ladie's Free Skate
- Martina Sasanelli - Italy
- I didn't take notes on her program. She
skated a very lovely, lyrical program with very pretty Moves In the
Field.
- Rumi Suizu - Japan
- Her program started out as Summer of 42 and then was a
medley of early 70's music. She landed a triple/double/double sequence,
a double lutz and a triple jump and another triple/double combination.
She has a layback spin with a very deep arch and beautiful arm
movements. Landed another triple jump and another jump that I couldn't
see behind the post. All of her program has really nice flow.
Planned
tech score 46.2 actual tech score 32.77 program components 35.95 Total
Score 68.72
She finished in 5th place
- Na-He Sin - Korea
- Fell on a double axel. Went into a triple salchow
but I couldn't see the landing behind the post. Fell on another triple
jump. She did a fast layback with changes of postion. Landed a double
loop and another double jump. She is a really good spinner. Landed a
double lutz and popped a salchow. Very good and difficult circular
steps.
Planned tech score 37 actual tech score 18.57 program components
32.02 Total Score 47.59
- Monica Boucer - Canada
- Pretty black and blue dress. Skated to a
classical-esque mix of West Side Story. She fell a lot. But she was a
gutsy kid who didn't give up and landed two double axels at the end of
the program.
Planned tech score 42.8 actual tech score 23.51 program
components 31.47 Total Score 49.98
- Ekaterina Lovanova - Russia
- Fell on a lutz, popped something. She did
three turns into a loop but fell. Landed a triple/double combination.
Did a change edge spiral. Landed a double axel but fell on a triple
salchow. Landed another triple/double combination. Her music was Dance
of the Hours.
(Sorry didn't get her tech scores.)
Program components 32.29
Total Score 48.32
- Josephine Ringdahl - Sweeden
- Skated to Carmen. Landed a combination
that looked like a double/double to me. Landed another combination that
was triple/double. Popped something, landed a double jump and a double
loop. Did a waxel. Did a sideways leaning Bielman spin.
Planned tech
score 38.9 actual tech score 23.02 program components 33.86 Total Score
56.88
- Jelena Glebova - Estonia
- Fell on something, popped something else.
Landed a jump I missed. She has interesting spin positions, well
extended. Landed double axel and a double lutz. Cool arm positions in
her layback spin. I didn't get her scores.
- Cara Kinney - USA
- Landed a double axel/double toe/double loop
sequence. Stepped out of a triple salchow but still did the double toe
part of the combination. Landed 2 other double jumps. Fell on a triple
salchow. Has good speed in her footwork sequence. Landed two more double
jumps and did a waxel.
Planned tech score 36.2 actual tech score 27.13
program components 33.48 Total Score 59.61
- Matilda Rang - Sweden
- Very fast skater. Did a combination behind a
post and I missed it. Landed a triple jump with extra turns. Landed a
double/double combination. Did a waxel. Landed a double jump and a
triple salchow.
Planned tech score 37.2 actual tech score 30.87 program
components 35.37 Total Score 66.24
- Mao Asada - Japan
- Landed an axel, it looked like a little more than a
double but not at all a triple to me, judges credited it as a double but
she was cleary going for the triple. Landed a triple lutz and a double
axel. Really deep outside edge spiral to an inside edge spiral. Fell on
a salchow. Landed a triple lutz. Did a triple/double/double combination.
Landed a triple loop/double loop. Really deep arch in her layback spin.
Tons of footwork in her transitions. She has loads of connecting moves,
you never want to take your eyes off of her.
Planned tech score 59.5
actual tech score 45.07 program components 43.81 Total Score 87.88
1st Place
- Amelie Lacoste - Canada
- Landed a triple salchow/double toe. Fell on a
triple lutz, landed a triple loop and a double axel. She has nice
transition steps. Fell on a triple jump, did a change edge spiral.
Landed a triple jump and almost put her hand down by not quite. Did some
one footed footwork in her sequence. Fell on a triple loop. Ended way
behind her music at 3 minutes 41 seconds.
Planned tech score: 50.3 Actual tech score 31.50
program components 37.01 Total Score 64.51
4th place
- Danielle Kahle - USA
- Skated to Mack and Mabel. She has really come
along way in her presentation just in the months since Nationals. She is
taking her time and not rushing the dance elements in her program. You
can see her expressing the music and enjoying herself. Landed a triple
jump and a triple lutz/double loop. Landed a triple salchow and a double
axel. Landed triple toe triple toe with some extra steps between them.
Landed a triple loop. She was going like gang busters but then fell at
the very end on I think a triple flip. She has some very nice footwork
in the program.
Planned tech score 52.1 actual tech score 41.1 program
components 39.2 Total Score 78.3
3rd Place
- Kimmie Meissner - USA
- Landed a triple jump. Landed a triple lutz and
then a triple toe with a few turns in between. Landed a double axel,
popped the loop. Landed a triple salchow and a triple lutz and a
triple/double combination. She ended with an illusion spin. Skated a
very pretty classical program with many spiral and gliding transitions.
She has a dreamy expression on her face and lovely extension.
I didn't
Planned tech score: 50.8. Actual tech score: 41.98. Components: 45.42. Total Score: 87.40.
2nd Place
Hey I know it takes me forever to get this site updated. But if you care
to stick out for a few more days I will get my notes from the men's free
and exhibition up.
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