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2017 U.S. Nationals Junior Men SP
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Peter....ouch.
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Tall skates.
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Go mathew
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Oh wow, nice job Camden! Definitely impressed with how his skate turned out.
Too bad that Alexei had a combo issue, but considering that he did, his SP score still puts him well within the range to win given what he's capable of in the FS if he's successful
Too bad that Alexei had a combo issue, but considering that he did, his SP score still puts him well within the range to win given what he's capable of in the FS if he's successful
JUNIOR MEN SP RESULTS
1- 73.41 42.08 31.33 0.00 Camden PULKINEN 3a, 3z+3t, 3lo
2- 66.89 35.10 32.79 1.00 Aleksei KRASNOZHON 3lo, 3a, 3z↓-nc
3- 60.73 33.02 28.71 1.00 Eric SJOBERG 2a, 3f+3t, 3lo, time
4- 57.78 29.63 28.15 1.00 Ryan DUNK 3lo, 3z!↓-nc, 2a
5- 56.60 31.17 25.43 0.00 Sasha LUNIN 3t+3t, 3lo, 2a
6- 54.57 27.71 26.86 0.00 Mathew GRAHAM 3z+1t*, 3lo, 2a
7- 52.85 29.14 23.71 0.00 Derek WAGNER 3z+2t, 3lo, 2a
8- 52.47 27.42 26.05 1.00 Peter LIU 3a-so, 3t+2t, 3lo↓
9- 50.39 28.63 22.03 0.00 Kelvin LI 3f+3t, 3lo, 2a
10- 41.51 19.82 23.69 2.00 TJ NYMAN 3a<, 3f+1t*↓, 3lo↓
11- 40.93 18.29 22.64 0.00 Daniil SHAMIS 3z!<<-nc, 3lo, 2a
1- 73.41 42.08 31.33 0.00 Camden PULKINEN 3a, 3z+3t, 3lo
2- 66.89 35.10 32.79 1.00 Aleksei KRASNOZHON 3lo, 3a, 3z↓-nc
3- 60.73 33.02 28.71 1.00 Eric SJOBERG 2a, 3f+3t, 3lo, time
4- 57.78 29.63 28.15 1.00 Ryan DUNK 3lo, 3z!↓-nc, 2a
5- 56.60 31.17 25.43 0.00 Sasha LUNIN 3t+3t, 3lo, 2a
6- 54.57 27.71 26.86 0.00 Mathew GRAHAM 3z+1t*, 3lo, 2a
7- 52.85 29.14 23.71 0.00 Derek WAGNER 3z+2t, 3lo, 2a
8- 52.47 27.42 26.05 1.00 Peter LIU 3a-so, 3t+2t, 3lo↓
9- 50.39 28.63 22.03 0.00 Kelvin LI 3f+3t, 3lo, 2a
10- 41.51 19.82 23.69 2.00 TJ NYMAN 3a<, 3f+1t*↓, 3lo↓
11- 40.93 18.29 22.64 0.00 Daniil SHAMIS 3z!<<-nc, 3lo, 2a
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I feel like if Eric Sjoberg gets a 3A and is able to land it clean, he could be a threat in the future.
I'm so bummed I missed Eric's SP and Alexei's SP. I was still sleepy.
I'm so bummed I missed Eric's SP and Alexei's SP. I was still sleepy.
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Dumb question, but why is Alexei competing as a junior and Andrew & Tomoki as seniors? I don't follow the US competitions closely.
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Personal decisions by the skaters. Alexei seems to be concentrating on making a run for the Junior title (after being 3rd last year) and Junior Worlds, and hasn't done any Senior Internationals. Andrew and Tomoki each have a Junior National title already (2015 and 2016 respectively) and decided to move up to Seniors nationally (even though it is NOT required). They could still end up at Junior Worlds, but both also accepted Challenger Series assignments to get minimum Senior TES.
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Well, it worked with me.
didn't think much of Alexei last year, but this year, particularly with the Rodeo LP, he's worked so hard on presentation, even if he's still a tad awkward, he *wants* to entertain, and that means a lot. I'm rooting for him.
IMHO, although I haven't seen much of them this year, based on previous work Andrew and Tomoki already have polished presentation skills. I'm curious to see how they'll do as seniors.
It's a truly hideous cover. Ugh.
I came in late (in the weeds at work - but am clear to watch all the Sr competitions!) so was planning only to skim Jr Men SP. But it drew me in and I watched all of it. There is true potential in this field--- the top 3 were impressive.
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This is the Short program thread.
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Hold on, guys. I'm in process of making a Junior Men's FS thread with all the info in the first post.
ETA apparently there was one but I couldn't find it. Thankfully someone bumped it
ETA apparently there was one but I couldn't find it. Thankfully someone bumped it
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