2018 Canadian Nationals Senior Women - FS | Golden Skate

2018 Canadian Nationals Senior Women - FS

Mango

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2018 Canadian Tire National Figure Skating Championships - Senior Women Free Program

Saturday, January 13 at 08:05 PST
(Time in other cities)
Airing partially on TSN4/5/CTV2 starting at 14:00 EST / 11:00 PST

Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre
6066 Thunderbird Blvd
Vancouver, BC

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Starting #NameProgram MusicSectionGroup #
1Maysie PolizianiSP: At Last by Etta James, choreographed by Asher Hill
FS: Luminous by Max Richter, from "Perfect Sense"
ON1
2Hélène CarleSP: Let's Never Stop Falling in Love; Hang On Little Tomato by Pink Martini, choreographed by Joey Russell
FS: Cleopatra by Trevor James; Bek and Zaya's Theme by Marc Beltrami; Coronation by Marc Beltrami; Cleopatra by Trevor James
ON1
3Jane GraySP: Istanbul by They Might be Giants, choreographed by Catarina Lindgren
FS: A Rose Among Thorns (The Mission) by Ennio Morricone and Dulce Pontes, performed by Giorgia Fumanti
AB/NT/NUN1
4Emy DecellesSP: Chandelier [Piano Verison] by Sia, choreographed by Julie Marcotte
FS: Selections from "The Great Gatsby"
QC1
5Aurora CotopSP: Habanera by George Bizet, choreographed by Myke Gillam
FS: Clair de Lune by Claude Debussy, choreographed by Myke Gillam
ON1
6Kelsey WongSP: Ne Me Quitte Pas by Jacques Brel, choreographed by Mark Pillay
FS: Tangosaín by Luis Bacalov; Adiós Nonino (Tango Rapsodia) - orchestrated by Luis Enriques Bacalov, composed by Astor Piazzolla
BC/YK1
7Alicia PineaultSP: Back to Black by Amy Winehouse, choreographed by Shae-Lynn Bourne
FS: Mon coeur s'ouvre a ta voix by Camille Saint-Saens, performed by Maria Callas, from "Samson et Delilah", choreography by Sebastian Britten
QC2
8Kim DeGuise LéveilléeSP: Reel Around The Sun by Bill Whelan, choreographed by David Wilson
FS: Something for the Cat; The Big Blow Out composed by Henry Mancini from "Breakfast at Tiffany's"; Moon River composed by Henry Mancini, performed by Audrey Hephburn, from "Breakfast at Tiffany's"
QC2
9Amanda TobinSP: Falling Slowly by Vitamin String Quartet; La Boulange by Yann Tiersen; Falling Slowly by Vitamin String Quartet, choreographed by Shae Zukiwsky
FS: The Departure by Max Richter, from "The Leftovers" Season 2; The Looking Glass by Kerry Muzzey, choreographed by Shae Zukiwsky
ON2
10Alaine ChartrandSP: Libertango by Astor Piazzolla, choreographed by Shae-Lynn Bourne
FS: Sunset Boulevard by Andrew Lloyd Webber, choreographed by David Wilson
ON3
11Aislinn GanciSP: Riders on the Storm The Doors Concerto by Jaz Coleman, Nigel Kennedy, choreographed by Jeremy Ten
FS: Fearsome Flight; Créature De Siam; 11h11 by Cirque du Soleil from "Kurios"
AB/NT/NUN2
12Sophie LaroucheSP: U Flavu Zoru by Pink Martini, choreographed by Milena Todaro
FS: Circles (based on Ludovico Einaudi "Experience") by Ludovico Einaudi feat. Greta Svabo Bech
QC2
13Larkyn AustmanSP: Mein Herr (from Cabaret), choreographed by Mark Pillay
FS: Les Miserables by Claude-Michel Schoenberg, choreographed by Mark Pillay
BC/YK3
14Triena RobinsonSP: No One Like You by Sarah Brightman, London Symphony Orchestra; Hijo De La Luna by Sarah Brightman, choreographed by Catarina Lindgren
FS: Mas Que Nada by Sergio Mendes, The Black Eyed Peas; Besame Mucho by Michel Petrucciani; Magalenha by Sergio Mendes, Carlinhos Brown
AB/NT/NUN3
15Michelle LongSP: Oblivion (One Stolen Kiss) performed by Sissel, choreographed by Lori Nichol
FS: Turandot: "Nessun Dorma" performed by the BBC Concert Orchestra; Nessun Dorma [Warner Version] by Sarah Brightman
ON3
16Sarah TamuraSP: Nuages... en montagne by Pierre Porte, choreographed by Mark Pillay
FS: The Firebird by Igor Stravinski, choreographed by Shae-Lynn Bourne
BC/YK3
17Kaetlyn OsmondSP: Sous le ciel de Paris by Hubert Giraud performed by Edith Piaf; Milord by Marguerite Monnot performed by Edith Piaf, choreographed by Lance Vipond
FS: Andante Allegro (from "Swan Lake") by Petr I. Tchaikovski; No. 24 Scene: Allegro (from "Swan Lake") by Petr I. Tchaikovski; Stumbled Beginnings (from "Black Swan") by Clint Mansell; Nina's Dream (from "Black Swan") by Clint Mansell, choreographed by Jeffrey Buttle
AB/NT/NUN3
18Gabrielle DalemanSP: Habanera (from "Carmen") by George Bizet, choreographed by Lori Nichol
FS: Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin, choreographed by Lori Nichol
ON3
 

pearly

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Joined
Sep 1, 2017
Does Canada always call it a women's even (as opposed to standard ISU ladies)?
 

SpiffySpiders

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Feb 19, 2014
I also prefer random order. Even though IJS is supposed to eliminate saving scores for later flights it doesn't feel like it really works that way.



I wish I'd been home to see the pairs and men SP last night (sorry I missed seeing Elladj slay 'live' - I have such a huge soft spot for him!) but, since there's weather alerts for flash floods followed by freezing, I'm settled in for the day and evening to see all the LPs and FD.

Well, that's if I can get streams working, that is. As it is, I'm struggling to watch until they go to the TSN channels since I only have fully working streams for those. Dailymotion videos play so choppy for me, either from bandwidth or my privacy/adblock setup no matter which browser I try, that I'm thinking I may have to forgo that coverage and just follow along here if anyone comments until I can rely on the dodgy TSN/CTV options I found last night again...
 

SpiffySpiders

On the Ice
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Feb 19, 2014
Weird skate times is one of the drawbacks of trying to get all the segments available during daytime/evening for a country with multiple time zones, plus it enables squeezing all the senior competitions into one evening and a day when spectators might be available rather than hold everything during typical school and work hours. Though isn't the Olympic time schedule a little odd to accommodate international tv? I could swear I read that somewhere. If so, then I suppose skating in the morning could be looked at as good practice.

Edit:
lol, the English commentators just said the same thing right as I posted.
 

SpiffySpiders

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Feb 19, 2014

Thank you!
:thank:
This link runs so much smoother for me than the official one.

I don't get the opportunity to see many of the lower ranked Canadian women aside from nationals once a year. Yes, there's a huge gulf between the level of the top two or three compared to the rest but that's to be expected - small population + niche sport. That said, I'm enjoying them anyway.
 

SnowWhite

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Nov 30, 2016
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Canada
That was a very nice skate for Aurora. They're right that her stroking is choppy, but still a very nice performance.
 

SpiffySpiders

On the Ice
Joined
Feb 19, 2014
Aww, that was so much better than her SP! She needs polishing, but at least she showed her potential after yesterday's disappointment.
 
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