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Sr. Men Free

Again the sight lines at Culver City make it hard to see jump take offs and landings, so my jump notes are full of question marks.

Dennis Phan
Did a single axel and popped a couple of jumps. He did a triple lutz/triple toe and a triple flip off of a very deep inside edge. He also landed a triple loop and a triple/double combo. Did a great spread eagle, fast, great line right at a most dramatic point of the music. He has good speed in general, good ice coverage.
5th place
Craig Finney
He did a triple axel, I couldn't tell if it was two footed or not. He did a triple/triple combination and a double axel/double toe and stepped out of a triple lutz. He has very nice secure, flowing edges.
6th place
Scott Smith
He has such a cute smile, he is fun to watch. He landed a triple axel/double toe and another triple axel. He did a very stretched spread eagle into a double axel/triple toe. He landed a triple loop, double axel, another triple and a triple/double combo.
3rd place
Kevin Reynolds
Wow! And did I mention wow! Gorgeous program, classical music, I think ballet that I didn't recognize. He has great style and presentation, wonderful artistry AND he landed a quad sal and a quad toe. Like I said WOW!! He also landed two triple axels, one in combo with a double toe. Gorgeous footwork run. Loved him!
1st place
Jeremy Ten
He fell on a triple lutz, landed a different triple and a triple/double combo. His music was the same as Shawn Johnson's floor exercise. He is fast.
2nd place
Douglas Razzano
The only notes I have for Douglas is that he tried the quad and that he has a nice program, good music well intrepretated.
4th place