Japanese Nationals 2015-16 Mens fs
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Men's free (FINAL)
1. Yuzuru Hanyu - 286.36 (90.15, 95.58, -2.00, 183.73)
2. Shoma Uno - 267.15 (80.79, 88.42, 169.21)
3. Takahito Mura - 263.46 (87.00, 83.20, 170.20)
4. Keiji Tanaka - 242.05 (88.72, 79.14, 167.86)
5. Takahiko Kozuka - 228.82 (69.35, 83.28, -2.00, 150.63)
6. Sota Yamamoto - 215.15 (81.57, 72.66, -2.00, 152.23)
7. Daisuke Murakami - 214.56 (54.45, 77.62, -1.00, 131.07)
8. Ryuju Hino - 213.17 (72.36, 68.78, -2.00, 139.14)
9. Shu Nakamura - 194.84 (61.93, 64.44, -1.00, 125.37)
10. Daichi Miyata - 193.17 (59.32, 67.24, 126.56)
11. Koshiro Shimada - 188.76 (66.99, 63.36, 130.35)
12. Sei Kawahara - 188.39 (56.59, 67.08, -2.00, 121.67)
13. Jun Suzuki - 185.18 (60.36, 63.00, 123.36)
14. Mitsuki Sumoto - 176.32 (59.63, 58.58, 118.21)
15. Daisuke Isozaki - 175.02 (56.25, 62.62, -1.00, 117.87)
16. Kazuki Tomono - 173.72 (51.91, 62.30, -3.00, 111.21)
17. Eiki Hattori - 173.26 (48.56, 62.76, 111.32)
18. Hiroaki Sato - 167.92 (48.69, 61.20, -2.00)
19. Kohei Yoshiro - 163.88 (50.33, 59.58, -2.00, 107.91)
20. Koshin Yamada - 161.09 (52.07, 56.00, 108.07)
21. Naoki Oda - 158.95 (49.80, 52.94, -5.00, 97.74)
22. Kosuke Nozoe - 156.44 (46.85, 55.70, -1.00, 101.55)
23. Masato Kimura - 150.55 (45.02, 52.34, 97.36)
24. Ryuta Katada - 140.34 (42.14, 49.66, -3.00, 88.80)
http://www.rockerskating.com/news/2...nationals-play-by-playresults-mens-free-skate
1. Yuzuru Hanyu - 286.36 (90.15, 95.58, -2.00, 183.73)
2. Shoma Uno - 267.15 (80.79, 88.42, 169.21)
3. Takahito Mura - 263.46 (87.00, 83.20, 170.20)
4. Keiji Tanaka - 242.05 (88.72, 79.14, 167.86)
5. Takahiko Kozuka - 228.82 (69.35, 83.28, -2.00, 150.63)
6. Sota Yamamoto - 215.15 (81.57, 72.66, -2.00, 152.23)
7. Daisuke Murakami - 214.56 (54.45, 77.62, -1.00, 131.07)
8. Ryuju Hino - 213.17 (72.36, 68.78, -2.00, 139.14)
9. Shu Nakamura - 194.84 (61.93, 64.44, -1.00, 125.37)
10. Daichi Miyata - 193.17 (59.32, 67.24, 126.56)
11. Koshiro Shimada - 188.76 (66.99, 63.36, 130.35)
12. Sei Kawahara - 188.39 (56.59, 67.08, -2.00, 121.67)
13. Jun Suzuki - 185.18 (60.36, 63.00, 123.36)
14. Mitsuki Sumoto - 176.32 (59.63, 58.58, 118.21)
15. Daisuke Isozaki - 175.02 (56.25, 62.62, -1.00, 117.87)
16. Kazuki Tomono - 173.72 (51.91, 62.30, -3.00, 111.21)
17. Eiki Hattori - 173.26 (48.56, 62.76, 111.32)
18. Hiroaki Sato - 167.92 (48.69, 61.20, -2.00)
19. Kohei Yoshiro - 163.88 (50.33, 59.58, -2.00, 107.91)
20. Koshin Yamada - 161.09 (52.07, 56.00, 108.07)
21. Naoki Oda - 158.95 (49.80, 52.94, -5.00, 97.74)
22. Kosuke Nozoe - 156.44 (46.85, 55.70, -1.00, 101.55)
23. Masato Kimura - 150.55 (45.02, 52.34, 97.36)
24. Ryuta Katada - 140.34 (42.14, 49.66, -3.00, 88.80)
http://www.rockerskating.com/news/2...nationals-play-by-playresults-mens-free-skate
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Ooh Hanyu... :no:
More than anything I don't like to see him upset.
More than anything I don't like to see him upset.
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Oh Yuzu... Anyway, at least he got a breather between the world records, but I doubt he'll be satisfied with that. I wonder, will he now consider 4CC before Worlds?
Unfortunately reading reports he seemed very angry starting from the last half of the program...
I hope not. He needs less, not more competing.
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Today is not a good day for the skaters but Congrats to Yuzu for his FOURTH victory in JPN nationals!
Here is the link to the result: http://live.sportsnavi.yahoo.co.jp/live/sports/figureskate_all/5498/
Here is the link to the result: http://live.sportsnavi.yahoo.co.jp/live/sports/figureskate_all/5498/
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Well, this comp was a bit of a mess, but there were some great things too--Keiji in 4th! Sota pulling up to 6th! This is great for Keiji and I'm glad he did what he did here. 
Sota's already in the Jr Worlds team from being Jr Nat'l Champ so I guess the rest of the team will be comprised of Daichi and Shu.
Poor Dice going down, but he almost always doesn't do well at Nats so it wasn't a huge surprise.
I do wish the Fed would consider him for 4CC or something, if his season ended here it would be quite sad.
Yuzu and Shoma... Yuzu falling on the 3A is huge surprise to me and I think he'd be angry with himself. Same with Shoma and his mistakes. Oh boys.
I hope they rest a bit before Worlds. They'll need it. (Also, I hope Yuzu won't overtrain then injure himself. <3 It's okay if you fell here, no one perfect at every comp. Just be healthy going into Worlds, okay? [sends him positive vibes])
Mura, congrats on holding on to 3rd!
Taka, despite mistakes, still was higher than I expected so good job to him too!
Sota's already in the Jr Worlds team from being Jr Nat'l Champ so I guess the rest of the team will be comprised of Daichi and Shu.Poor Dice going down, but he almost always doesn't do well at Nats so it wasn't a huge surprise.
I do wish the Fed would consider him for 4CC or something, if his season ended here it would be quite sad.Yuzu and Shoma... Yuzu falling on the 3A is huge surprise to me and I think he'd be angry with himself. Same with Shoma and his mistakes. Oh boys.
I hope they rest a bit before Worlds. They'll need it. (Also, I hope Yuzu won't overtrain then injure himself. <3 It's okay if you fell here, no one perfect at every comp. Just be healthy going into Worlds, okay? [sends him positive vibes])Mura, congrats on holding on to 3rd!
Taka, despite mistakes, still was higher than I expected so good job to him too!
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Oh, Mura 5pts less in PCS than Uno
And wasn't he clean? Confusing...
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I doubt he'd want to go into Worlds after that, but yeah I guess less competing would be good for him too. I'm a bit scared he'd overtrain himself again... :hopelessness:
