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2018-19 Canadian figure skating
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Stephen won his very first JGP event! :medal" Here's his free skate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9MDTD2q6WU
The FS protocols: http://www.isuresults.com/results/season1819/jgpsvk2018/jgpsvk2018_JuniorMen_FS_Scores.pdf
Colonel Green pointed out in the competition thread that Gogolev is the first Canadian man (or boy
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The FS protocols: http://www.isuresults.com/results/season1819/jgpsvk2018/jgpsvk2018_JuniorMen_FS_Scores.pdf
Colonel Green pointed out in the competition thread that Gogolev is the first Canadian man (or boy
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All quads rotated and scored positive GOE :agree:
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It’ll be interesting to see, as the JGP circuit continues, how Gogolev’s base value compares to the other top junior men. He has three in his program. Of the others present, only Savoisin’s program had more than one (what I assume was meant to be a second 4T that he doubled).
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The Men Victory Ceremony; I'm very disappointed by the missing Canadian anthem. :disapp: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPy8QV9ixrs
A snapshot of Stephen with his gold medal: https://www.facebook.com/SkateCanada/photos/a.476247807038/10155728570527039/?type=3&theater
Skate Canada article: https://skatecanada.ca/2018/08/canadas-stephen-gogolev-wins-gold-in-junior-grand-prix-debut/
A snapshot of Stephen with his gold medal: https://www.facebook.com/SkateCanada/photos/a.476247807038/10155728570527039/?type=3&theater
Skate Canada article: https://skatecanada.ca/2018/08/canadas-stephen-gogolev-wins-gold-in-junior-grand-prix-debut/
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$ounds to me like the organizer$ of TdeF may have been involved. Thank$ Brati$lava, for giving $tephen hi$ moment! A dollar $aved i$ a dollar earned.
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Ted Barton's interview with Canada's newest golden boy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lH_iVc3TFCI
ETA: Ted also interviewed Aleksa Rakic, who finished in 8th place: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkl1SHbC6IA
ETA: Ted also interviewed Aleksa Rakic, who finished in 8th place: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkl1SHbC6IA
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Well, JGP Slovakia is in the can. Survey:
Men
- Gogolev delivered like we were all hoping he would. Stands a good chance of being the story of Canadian skating this fall.
- Rakic, who I wasn't really familiar with previously, showed a lot of promise (and a more realistic technical standard for a skater of that age group).
Ladies
- Schumacher keeps plugging away at that 3S-3T combination, I'm sure she'll figure it out. Canadian ladies are never stars in juniors, so I'd say she's got pretty decent foundation so far to succeed as a senior.
Pairs
- McIntosh/Toste remain adorable. These two will be JGP stars in a couple of seasons, I bet.
- Andrew/Fletcher were fine too. The age gap between them still looks kind of weird to me.
Ice dance
- Bashynska/Beaumont had a notable error in the short, and then a really nice free. Promising start for them, since this is their first season. Another team that I think could be making podiums in the future.
- Fabbri/Ayer were the opposite, with a good short and then that nasty fall in the free. Surely disappointing for them, but that sort of thing is hardly unexpected in the early days.
Men
- Gogolev delivered like we were all hoping he would. Stands a good chance of being the story of Canadian skating this fall.
- Rakic, who I wasn't really familiar with previously, showed a lot of promise (and a more realistic technical standard for a skater of that age group).
Ladies
- Schumacher keeps plugging away at that 3S-3T combination, I'm sure she'll figure it out. Canadian ladies are never stars in juniors, so I'd say she's got pretty decent foundation so far to succeed as a senior.
Pairs
- McIntosh/Toste remain adorable. These two will be JGP stars in a couple of seasons, I bet.
- Andrew/Fletcher were fine too. The age gap between them still looks kind of weird to me.
Ice dance
- Bashynska/Beaumont had a notable error in the short, and then a really nice free. Promising start for them, since this is their first season. Another team that I think could be making podiums in the future.
- Fabbri/Ayer were the opposite, with a good short and then that nasty fall in the free. Surely disappointing for them, but that sort of thing is hardly unexpected in the early days.
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Skate Canada High Performance Camp is this week, I believe? :yay:
Wow … very interesting. Would the idea be for them to skate for Korea or for Canada??
(BTW, any word on a new partner for Alex Kam?)
Congratulations to Gogolev.
The anthem glitch was unfortunate, but I cannot imagine any reason that it had anything to do with saving money.
From p. 9 of the JGP series announcement:
I assume that Skate Canada did bring a copy (as it already would have been extremely familiar with the drill from umpteen zillion other international competitions).
Why the copy from Skate Canada did not get played is a mystery (AFAIK), but I cannot see that money would have been an issue.
Wow … very interesting. Would the idea be for them to skate for Korea or for Canada??
(BTW, any word on a new partner for Alex Kam?)
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$ounds to me like the organizer$ of TdeF may have been involved. Thank$ Brati$lava, for giving $tephen hi$ moment! A dollar $aved i$ a dollar earned.
Congratulations to Gogolev.
The anthem glitch was unfortunate, but I cannot imagine any reason that it had anything to do with saving money.
From p. 9 of the JGP series announcement:
8. NATIONAL ANTHEM
The Organizing Committee asks all ISU Members to bring a copy of their National Anthem on CD or MP3.
The Organizing Committee asks all ISU Members to bring a copy of their National Anthem on CD or MP3.
I assume that Skate Canada did bring a copy (as it already would have been extremely familiar with the drill from umpteen zillion other international competitions).
Why the copy from Skate Canada did not get played is a mystery (AFAIK), but I cannot see that money would have been an issue.
Re anthem: I don't know exactly what happened either, but my best guess is that it was the sound system in the arena that gave out. In the morning that day they already couldn't play that melody that's supposed to be played before introducing the officials and stuff (what's that even called?). They ended up playing it from a laptop and holding a microphone to it, lol. Then later that day the whole system went down again for the warm-up of group 3 of men IIRC. So I guess they had trouble with the CD player/whatever was plugged into the speakers to play MP3s. (Sorry, a bit off topic here.)Skate Canada High Performance Camp is this week, I believe? :yay:
Wow … very interesting. Would the idea be for them to skate for Korea or for Canada??
(BTW, any word on a new partner for Alex Kam?)
Congratulations to Gogolev. [emoji144]
The anthem glitch was unfortunate, but I cannot imagine any reason that it had anything to do with saving money.
From p. 9 of the JGP series announcement:
8. NATIONAL ANTHEM
The Organizing Committee asks all ISU Members to bring a copy of their National Anthem on CD or MP3.
I assume that Skate Canada did bring a copy (as it already would have been extremely familiar with the drill from umpteen zillion other international competitions).
Why the copy from Skate Canada did not get played is a mystery (AFAIK), but I cannot see that money would have been an issue.
It was also a problem with music for one of the skaters (Luke Digby, IIRC) who had to start his performance twice. Hope Stephen hears the anthem soon
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Sorry to hear about the audio issues at other times ... with the fanfare … and worst of all, with program music.
I watched only bits and pieces of Bratislava, and had known only about the anthem problem at the men's medal ceremony.
... Hope Stephen hears the anthem soon
I appreciate the assurance that there wasn't an intended insinuation, but I must admit that I was taken aback myself when I read the post...
Starting out with a citation of ISU rules on federation's responsibilities as a rebuttal to concerns about the organization of the event sincerely made me ask what was the point.
But the the end of the post outlined the other sound problems over the course of the event.
Which as I would read it would be the responsibility of the organizers. I can't know if excessive economizing was the issue, but TDF is infamous for more than that.
So, let's say that in the enthusiasm to clearly outline roles and responsibilities, the message about what actually happened did not come across as was likely intended.
Starting out with a citation of ISU rules on federation's responsibilities as a rebuttal to concerns about the organization of the event sincerely made me ask what was the point.
But the the end of the post outlined the other sound problems over the course of the event.
Which as I would read it would be the responsibility of the organizers. I can't know if excessive economizing was the issue, but TDF is infamous for more than that.
So, let's say that in the enthusiasm to clearly outline roles and responsibilities, the message about what actually happened did not come across as was likely intended.
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I totally agree... I read it the same and it is because of what I highlighted from your posts.... starting with quotes, citations, rulebooks... can give a harsh tone to a post, even if the author has good intentions.
Wow … very interesting. Would the idea be for them to skate for Korea or for Canada??
(BTW, any word on a new partner for Alex Kam?)
Idk exactly, but kyu’s mother said that she’s finding someone who will skate for Korea.
No news from Alex yet.
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Thx for the reply and information. I will stay tuned to the Korean skating thread for any updates.
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$ounds to me like the organizer$ of TdeF may have been involved. Thank$ Brati$lava, for giving $tephen hi$ moment! A dollar $aved i$ a dollar earned.
I had been taken aback (1) by the usage of eight dollar signs in Osmond4gold's post and (2) by its outright reference to, "A dollar $aved i$ a dollar earned" -- both of which had a "harsh tone" (accentuated by the eye-rolling emoji) and sincerely gave me the impression that the notion of excessive economizing by Bratislava was Osmond4gold's sole concern regarding the cause of the unfortunate anthem glitch.
My response in turn addressed the question of whether money would have been an issue in the unfortunate anthem glitch.
If(?) Osmond4gold's post (which I again have quoted in entirety) was supposed to encompass other matters for which TDF is infamous, then Osmond4gold's message did not come across as intended.
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