yeah that's what I assumed, although they could just be together for the show and that's it, i dunno
2018-19 Canadian figure skating
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yeah that's what I assumed, although they could just be together for the show and that's it, i dunno
Skater Boy why is it you always come to burst our happy Canadian bubbles? We read we ken...
Doom and gloom indeed.
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Some if they could, would love to make Pollyanna pout. But hey, the glass is never 1/2 empty here, no matter how hard some may try.
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In case fans are wondering what kind of shape Kaetlyn might be in after a year away and all...
https://twitter.com/kaetlyn_23/status/1109987700457828352
https://twitter.com/kaetlyn_23/status/1109987700457828352
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will she make a comeback? 2020 Worlds is in Canada, i hope she can compete there (only if she want though obviously)
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Radio-Canada segment on Liubov and Charlie's new partnership.
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looks promising!!
I am so happy for both Lubov and Charlie. I was sad Lubov missed last Olympics because her partner had a bad accident right before the nationals. Without that accident they would have no problem qualifying. Charlie was another skater whom I wanted to see skating. Of course I also miss Julianne Séguin. I hope she also finds a partner. From the net I understood she must have had some try outs in January. Now it's end of March. I guess no news is bad news.
And OMG, I am impressed by Lubov speaking both English and French so well.
And OMG, I am impressed by Lubov speaking both English and French so well.
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I know!! Her English is impressive, and her French is better than most Canadians who are forced to learn French in junior high/high school.
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According to wikipedia, she did try to pursue a partnership with a French skater (Yannick Kocon) before eventually teaming up with Dylan. I guess she begun learning French then?
French article from when she was 20 and training in France: https://www.ouest-france.fr/sur-la-glace-yonnaise-des-perles-rares-du-patinage-280816
They look great!
I'm really excited for this partnership. They seem to be really well-matched physically.I hope that Julianne will be able to find a partner who is a good fit for her... or she could come back to singles.
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They look great!
I hope that Julianne will be able to find a partner who is a good fit for her... or she could come back to singles.
Yeah, with the way things are going in Canadian women's singles, she might have at least a shot at a Worlds spot.
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folks, Julianne was asked a while ago if she were contemplating skating as singles.. and she said a strong NO.
On top of that, she never had some of the must haves needed to be competitive with the elite. Some of our ladies have those (3-3 combos for instance).. let' s not denigrate the talent, though it is not in abundance right now, that we have.
On top of that, she never had some of the must haves needed to be competitive with the elite. Some of our ladies have those (3-3 combos for instance).. let' s not denigrate the talent, though it is not in abundance right now, that we have.
I am sure both Aurora and Gaby are able to do gorgeous 3-3s. Aurora had a 3F3T when she won Canadian juniors. But She had to change that when the flip was used as a single jump . Ever since I have't seen her doing that combination again. She replaced it with 3T3T, and then she changed coaches and bum had a hip fracture. Poor coach, after dealing Kaetlyn's accident, now Aurora...He must be a very good psychologist. I was impressed with Aurora's skating after that accident. Now hip is a big bone, I wander what kind of fracture she had.
I don't see Julianne well, especially that we only have 2 spots in women. And I don't even know how the GP is affected by the less stellar performance of our girls.
I don't see Julianne well, especially that we only have 2 spots in women. And I don't even know how the GP is affected by the less stellar performance of our girls.
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Another new pairs team, Natasha Purich and Bryce Chudak. They'll be training in Pierrefonds with the coaching team of Langlois and Hay.
I am not so good with pairs, other than the big ones, did they skate with different partners...are they juniors?
What a surprise! Definitely didn't expect this. Happy to see another pair competing at the senior level.
Natasha has had a lot of different partners, most notably competing for one year at the senior level with Mervin Tran years ago. I don't think Bryce has ever competed senior, but I could be wrong. They are both too old for juniors now.
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