Probably Bradie will remain ahead of Mariah in every competition next season. Thoughts?
Kind of a bold statement given that the start of the season is months away. What is your basis for this prediction?
Probably Bradie will remain ahead of Mariah in every competition next season. Thoughts?
1. Bradie is being backed by the USFSA. 2. Mariah continues to struggle with 3-3s and was very lucky she didn’t get called at 2019 Worlds. 3. Bradie receives 74+ for her tech and 68+ for her pcs (where she’ll probably stay), whereas Mariah struggles technically and the judges don’t go with her components-wise.Kind of a bold statement given that the start of the season is months away. What is your basis for this prediction?
Probably Bradie will remain ahead of Mariah in every competition next season. Thoughts?
1. Bradie is being backed by the USFSA. 2. Mariah continues to struggle with 3-3s and was very lucky she didn’t get called at 2019 Worlds. 3. Bradie receives 74+ for her tech and 68+ for her pcs (where she’ll probably stay), whereas Mariah struggles technically and the judges don’t go with her components-wise.
Probably Bradie will remain ahead of Mariah in every competition next season. Thoughts?
Mariah could be upping her tech though? Also if Mariah consistently deliver i can see her PCS rising to 68+ since she already scored 66-67 occasionally. Bradie need to be consistent to get that 68+ unless she's competing in Skate America. Her SP was really well planned and choreographed, no wonder it got good PCS. But if her SP disappointing next season i can see her PCS going down a little bit especially if she messed up her jumps1. Bradie is being backed by the USFSA. 2. Mariah continues to struggle with 3-3s and was very lucky she didn’t get called at 2019 Worlds. 3. Bradie receives 74+ for her tech and 68+ for her pcs (where she’ll probably stay), whereas Mariah struggles technically and the judges don’t go with her components-wise.
Mariah could be upping her tech though? Also if Mariah consistently deliver i can see her PCS rising to 68+ since she already scored 66-67 occasionally. Bradie need to be consistent to get that 68+ unless she's competing in Skate America. Her SP was really well planned and choreographed, no wonder it got good PCS. But if her SP disappointing next season i can see her PCS going down a little bit especially if she messed up her jumps
Do Ting Cui or Gracie Gold have a chance to go to Japan Open? Thoughts?
Surprisingly, viewerships in total for Nationals have consistently been increasing and memberships for USFSA have been growing for the first time since like 2006. Hopefully this trend can keep going.
I don't know if this was ever posted, but here are the viewerships for the 2019 U.S. Figure Skating Championships:
• Women's Free Skate - 3.06 million
Down 32% from last year's 4.48 million (this was during the Olympics), BUT up by 9% from the last non-Olympic year in 2017 (2.81 million)
• Men's Free Skate - 1.78 million
Up 112% from last year. The men's skates have been consistently increasing over the years. Might go up to 2 million in 2020.