2019 Four Continents Men's Short Program

[GS Forum Staff]

2019 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships



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Feb 5-10, 2019

Men's Short Program

Thursday, February 7, 2019, 18:15 PST (UTC -8)

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START TIME​

StN.	Name	Nation
	Warm-Up Group 1
1	Nikita MANKO	KAZ
2	Leslie Man Cheuk IP	HKG
3	June Hyoung LEE	KOR
4	Harrison Jon-Yen WONG	HKG
5	He ZHANG	CHN
	Warm-Up Group 2
6	Donovan CARRILLO	MEX
7	Micah TANG	TPE
8	Sihyeong LEE	KOR
9	Micah Kai LYNETTE	THA
10	Mark WEBSTER	AUS
	Warm-Up Group 3
11	Andrew DODDS	AUS
12	Kai Xiang CHEW	MAS
13	Julian Zhi Jie YEE	MAS
14	Tomoki HIWATASHI	USA
15	Nicolas NADEAU	CAN
	Warm-Up Group 4
16	Nam NGUYEN	CAN
17	Junhwan CHA	KOR
18	Kazuki TOMONO	JPN
19	Brendan KERRY	AUS
20	Keiji TANAKA	JPN
	Warm-Up Group 5
21	Jason BROWN	USA
22	Shoma UNO	JPN
23	Vincent ZHOU	USA
24	Keegan MESSING	CAN
25	Boyang JIN	CHN

Qualification rule: The best 24 skaters after Short Program will advance to the next segment.​

ENTRIES​

No.	Name	Nation
1	Andrew DODDS SP: "This Is The Moment" performed by Anthony Warlow; choreo by Margaret Nicholls FS: "Auschwitz-Birkenau" and "The Theme," from the Schindler's List soundtrack from John Williams; choreo by Margaret Nicholls	AUS
2	Brendan KERRY SP: "Prelude - Havas" by Hans Zimmer; choreo by Nikolai Morosov, Florent Amodio FS: "You're the One that I Want" by John Farrar; choreo by Nikolai Morosov, Florent Amodio	AUS
3	Mark WEBSTER SP: Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy (from "The Nutcracker") by Peter Tchaikovski (last year's, used at 2018-19 Australian Championship); choreo by Mark Webster FS: "Rise" (Katy Perry Cover) by Superfruit, Mary Lambert, Brian Justin Crum, Mario Jose; "Believer" by Imagine Dragons; choreo by Mark Webster	AUS
4	Keegan MESSING SP: "You've Got a Friend in Me" performed by Michael Bublé; choreo by Lance Vipond FS: "The Sober Dawn" (from "City Lights") by Charlie Chaplin, The Real Chaplin: A Symphonic Adventure, Pt. 2 by Charlie Chaplin;" choreo by Lance Vipond	CAN
5	Nicolas NADEAU SP: "Wink and a Smile (from "Sleepless In Seattle" soundtrack), A Wink and a Smile (from "S'Wonderful"); choreo by Shae-Lynn Bourne (last year's) FS: Depeche Mode medley: - "Enjoy the Silence," "It's No Good," "I Feel You," "Somebody, " "Personal Jesus," "Just Can't Get Enough;" choreo by Shae-Lynn Bourne	CAN
6	Nam NGUYEN SP: "That's Life" performed by Frank Sinatra; choreo by Tracey Robertson, Kurt Browning FS: La La Land soundtrack, incl using "Epilogue" & "City of Stars;" ; choreo by Tracey Robertson, Kurt Browning	CAN
7	Boyang JIN SP: "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" performed by Peter Frampton; choreo by Lori Nichol FS: "Hable con Ella" and "Ciudad de las Ideas," choreo by Lori Nichol	CHN
8	He ZHANG SP: "La vie en rose" by Louis Armstrong; choreo by Lance Vipond, David Wilson FS: "Crazy In Love" by Daniel de Bourg; "Shades Of Grey" by Danny Elfman; choreo by Lance Vipond, David Wilson	CHN
9	Micah TANG SP: "Exogenesis Symphony Part II by Muse; choreo by Drew Meekins FS: "Nero" by Two Steps from Hell; "Archangel" by Two Steps from Hell; choreo by Phillip Mills	TPE
WD	Chih-I TSAO SP: "Je Suis Malade" by Serge Lama; choreo by S. Inthalaksa (SP) FS: "Crusade" by Immediate Music; " The Vision" by X-Ray Dog; "Gods and Demons" by Future World Music; choreo by C. Paulinus (FS)	TPE
10	Leslie Man Cheuk IP SP: "Another Love" by Tom Odell; choreo by Jaimie Forsythe FS: "The Scientist" by Cold Play; "Clocks" (Radio Edit) by Cold Play; choreo by Jaimie Forsythe	HKG
11	Harrison Jon-Yen WONG SP: 'To Build A Home" by Cinematic Orchestra; choteo by Scott Brown FS: "Le temps des chatedrales" (from "Notre Dame de Paris" soundtrack) by Richard Cocciante; "Danse mon Esmeralda" (from "Notre Dame de Paris" soundtrack) by Richard Cocciante; choreo by Scott Brown	HKG
12	Keiji TANAKA SP: "Memories" by Gary Moore (previous season's SP); choreo by Massimo Scali FS: William Tell Overture by Gioacchino Rossini; choreo by Massimo Scali	JPN
13	Kazuki TOMONO SP: "Tema d'Amore" by Ennio Morricone, performed by Ikuko Kawai; choreo by Misha Ge, Misao Sato FS: "Reel Around the Sun" by Bill Whelan; "Caoineadh Cu Chulainn" by Bill Whelan; "Riverdance" by Bill Whelan; choreo by Misha Ge, Misao Sato	JPN
14	Shoma UNO SP: "Stairway to Heaven" by Jimmy Page, Robert Plant performed by Rodrigo y Gabriela; choreo by Mihoko Higuchi FS: "Moonlight Sonata" by Ludwig van Beethoven performed by Vladimir Ashkenazy; choreo by Mihoko Higuchi	JPN
15	Nikita MANKO SP: L’Assasymphonie (from "Mozart" Rock Opera); choreo by Alexander Zolotarev, Martine Dagenais FS: " From Hate to Love" (from "Romeo and Juliet") by Gerard Presgurvic; "Verone" (from "Romeo and Juliet") by Gerard Presgurvic; "Les Rois du Monde" (from "Romeo and Juliet") by Gerard Presgurvic; choreo by Alexander Zolotarev, Martine Dagenais	KAZ
16	Kai Xiang CHEW SP: "Caravan" by Duke Ellington, performed by Fanfare Ciocarlia; choreo by Marie-France Dubreuil, Shae-Lynn Bourne FS: "Land of All" by Woodkid; choreo by Marie-France Dubreuil, Shae-Lynn Bourne	MAS
17	Julian Zhi Jie YEE SP: "To Build A Home" by Patrick Watson, performed by The Cinematic Orchestra; choreo by Elvin Wong (SP) FS: "Seven Nations Army" by Jack White performed by The White Stripes; "Highway to Hell" by Don Scott performed by AC DC; "Kings & Queens" by Jared Leto performed by Thirty Seconds to Mars; choreo by Michael Hopfes (FS)	MAS
18	Donovan CARRILLO SP: "Jazz Machine" by Black Machine; "Picante" by Vanessa Mae; choreo by Gregorio Nuñez FS: "Ya lo sé que tu te vas" by Juan Gabriel; choreo by Gregorio Nuñez	MEX
19	Junhwan CHA SP: "Waltz-Koda-Attaca" (from "Cinderella") by Sergei Prokofiev; "Midnight" (from "Cinderella") by Sergei Prokofiev; choreo by D.Wilson FS: Romeo & Juliet (soundtrack) by Craig Armstrong; choreo by Shae-Lynn Bourne	KOR
20	June Hyoung LEE SP: "Eternally" by Il Volo; choreo by David Wilson FS: Piano Concerto No. 2 by Sergei Rachmaninov; choreo by David Wilson	KOR
21	Sihyeong LEE SP: "the Prayer" performed by Andrea Bocelli, Celine Dion; choreo by Alex Chang, Pasquale Camerlengo FS: Love Never Dies by Andrew Lloyd Webber; choreo by Alex Chang, Pasquale Camerlengo	KOR
22	Micah Kai LYNETTE SP: "Ameksa: The Shepard" by Taalbi Brothers; "Poeta en el vientov" by Vicente Amigo; choreo by Joey Russell, Keegan Murphy FS: Nocturnal Animals soundtrack by Abel Korzeniowski; choreo by Joey Russell, Keegan Murphy	THA
23	Jason BROWN SP: "Love is a ******" by Two Feet; choreo by Rohene Ward FS: "Old Friends;" by Paul Simon, performed by Simon & Garfunkel; "Bookends" by Paul Simon, performed by Simon & Garfunkel; "A Hazy Shade of Winter" by Paul Simon, performed by Simon & Garfunkel; choreo by David Wilson	USA
24	Tomoki HIWATASHI SP: “Cry Me a River” by Arthur Hamilton, performed by Michael Bublé; choreo by Mark Pillay, Ben Agosto FS: "Fate of the Gods" by Steven Reineke; choreo by Mark Pillay, Ben Agosto	USA
25	Vincent ZHOU SP: Exogenesis Symphony Part 3, choreo by Jeffrey Buttle FS: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon soundtrack by Tan Dun and "Rising Sun" by Kiyoshi Yoshida; choreo by Jeffrey Buttle	USA

 

[dorispulaski]

StN.	Name	Nation
	Warm-Up Group 1
1	Nikita MANKO	KAZ
2	Leslie Man Cheuk IP	HKG
3	June Hyoung LEE	KOR
4	Harrison Jon-Yen WONG	HKG
5	He ZHANG	CHN
	Warm-Up Group 2
6	Donovan CARRILLO	MEX
7	Micah TANG	TPE
8	Sihyeong LEE	KOR
9	Micah Kai LYNETTE	THA
10	Mark WEBSTER	AUS
	Warm-Up Group 3
11	Andrew DODDS	AUS
12	Kai Xiang CHEW	MAS
13	Julian Zhi Jie YEE	MAS
14	Tomoki HIWATASHI	USA
15	Nicolas NADEAU	CAN
	Warm-Up Group 4
16	Nam NGUYEN	CAN
17	Junhwan CHA	KOR
18	Kazuki TOMONO	JPN
19	Brendan KERRY	AUS
20	Keiji TANAKA	JPN
	Warm-Up Group 5
21	Jason BROWN	USA
22	Shoma UNO	JPN
23	Vincent ZHOU	USA
24	Keegan MESSING	CAN
25	Boyang JIN	CHN

Qualification rule: The best 24 skaters after Short Program will advance to the next segment.​

 

[dorispulaski]

Chih-I TSAO TPE is not on the start list

but he is still listed as an entry.

I hope he was not injured.

 

[Ichatdelune]

And my two favorites skate right next to each other I'll have to restrain from commenting, I probably won't be able to keep my calm

 

[khtmyzr]

Praying I’ll get to use the Uno (#1) or the Jin (金) pun by the end of this competition, for Kazuki to have his best outing of the season, for Julian to finally get a good score, for Junhwan to continue with his consistency, for Lynette who is getting zero publicity from FSAT to have a great skate... the list goes on but basically for all skaters to do well and most importantly, no (more) injuries, please!

 

[champagnerain]

Huh. Shoma's planned program content has a different layout from earlier in the season (4T, 3S+3T, 3A instead of 4F, 4T+2T, 3A). He's taken the 4S out of his FS, too (only 3 planned quads instead of 4). I wonder how his ankle is doing. I hope he's okay.

 

[CoyoteChris]

And my two favorites skate right next to each other I'll have to restrain from commenting, I probably won't be able to keep my calm

Hey, YOU think you got it bad! I have to sit next to the Kiss and Cry when they come off the ice....pity me! :sad21:

 

[snowflake]

Hey, YOU think you got it bad! I have to sit next to the Kiss and Cry when they come off the ice....pity me! :sad21:

Who was so evil to put you there?

 

[Metis]

Huh. Shoma's planned program content has a different layout from earlier in the season (4T, 3S+3T, 3A instead of 4F, 4T+2T, 3A). He's taken the 4S out of his FS, too (only 3 planned quads instead of 4). I wonder how his ankle is doing. I hope he's okay.

His ankle is sprained. The 4F has apparently been a struggle, which is why he changed his SP combo to 3S-3T. But he was also doing the 4F in practise, so who knows what he’ll actually do.

 

[Ichatdelune]

... Just realized group 3 might start when I start work... I'll have to hide in the bathroom and watch or something

 

[champagnerain]

His ankle is sprained. The 4F has apparently been a struggle, which is why he changed his SP combo to 3S-3T. But he was also doing the 4F in practise, so who knows what he’ll actually do.

I know that his ankle is sprained, which is why I was wondering how it was doing, since there's been a bit of time since Japanese Nats. I was wondering how much it had healed.

Interesting to know he'd been doing the 4F in practice - although he does still have it in his layout for the FS, so that could be why. The planned program content is certainly just a plan, though, so it will be interesting to see if he sticks to it.

 

[treblemakerem]

I know that his ankle is sprained, which is why I was wondering how it was doing, since there's been a bit of time since Japanese Nats. I was wondering how much it had healed.

Interesting to know he'd been doing the 4F in practice - although he does still have it in his layout for the FS, so that could be why. The planned program content is certainly just a plan, though, so it will be interesting to see if he sticks to it.

I heard he actually sprained it again just before he left for 4CC I'm not sure I trust him to stick to the easier layout though so we'll see.

 

[champagnerain]

I heard he actually sprained it again just before he left for 4CC I'm not sure I trust him to stick to the easier layout though so we'll see.

Seriously? I hadn't heard about that. I really wish he'd take some time off from competing, because he's been having ankle troubles forever, and I'm afraid he's just exacerbating them more by constantly continuing to skate on it and probably never letting it heal as well as he should. Hopefully he knows his body well enough and knows what he's doing. :hopelessness:

 

[alexaa]

Seriously? I hadn't heard about that. I really wish he'd take some time off from competing, because he's been having ankle troubles forever, and I'm afraid he's just exacerbating them more by constantly continuing to skate on it and probably never letting it heal as well as he should. Hopefully he knows his body well enough and knows what he's doing. :hopelessness:

https://twitter.com/figureskatingm1/status/1093373042137260032?s=20

“Shoma Uno revealed that after spraining his ankle at Nationals, he took 10 days off, but within a week of restarting practice, he sprained it a second time. He took a week off, but 2 days before heading to the US, he sprained it a THIRD time! �� He restarted practice after”

 

[Tavi...]

https://twitter.com/figureskatingm1/status/1093373042137260032?s=20

“Shoma Uno revealed that after spraining his ankle at Nationals, he took 10 days off, but within a week of restarting practice, he sprained it a second time. He took a week off, but 2 days before heading to the US, he sprained it a THIRD time! �� He restarted practice after”

That’s awful! I hope he’s okay.

 

[champagnerain]

https://twitter.com/figureskatingm1/status/1093373042137260032?s=20

“Shoma Uno revealed that after spraining his ankle at Nationals, he took 10 days off, but within a week of restarting practice, he sprained it a second time. He took a week off, but 2 days before heading to the US, he sprained it a THIRD time! �� He restarted practice after”

That article, jeez. At one point he says something like (my rough paraphrase), "Things like being injured aren't an excuse." I think being injured is actually a pretty good excuse, but what do I know? I'm never sure whether to admire Shoma's determination or just be terrified at how much he might injure himself. Three ankle sprains since December might be too many, dude!

Thanks for enlightening me, by the way. I don't use most social media, so I tend to miss stuff like this unless it comes up in one of the competition threads or it gets mentioned in a broadcast (in one of the languages I actually understand! )

 

[snowflake]

That’s awful! I hope he’s okay.

Sure it's awful. Why is it important for him to compete at 4CC rather than rest until worlds???

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Not going to be watching the Ladies or Men's Shorts, due to the need for sleep. But, I'll catch up tomorrow. And I'll add in the links to the archived livestreams when I get up tomorrow morning.

Here is the link for the ISU livestream on the Eurovision Sports website:
https://www.eurovisionsports.tv/isu/single-pair-skating-ice-dance/live.html?id=2419

Here is the link for the World Feed coverage of the Opening Ceremony on the British Eurosport Player (starts in 4h 25m from now):
https://gb.eurosportplayer.com/even...ionships/51bd9cf6-ff54-4312-b81b-e5875c31315b

Here is the link for the World Feed coverage of the Men's Short on the British Eurosport Player (starts in 5 hours from now):
https://gb.eurosportplayer.com/even...ionships/37f84677-7141-418f-99d3-2cd37b613f21

Unfortunately, none of the Short Programmes are being shown on Eurosport's linear channels. :disapp:

Here is the Time Schedule of the Men's SP:
http://www.isuresults.com/results/season1819/fc2019/fc2019_Men_SP_TimeSchedule.pdf

And here is the Live Scoring:
http://www.isuresults.com/results/season1819/fc2019/SEG001.HTM

Hope this helps.

ALL THE BEST EVERYBODY!!!

CaroLiza_fan

 

[SarahSynchro]

Ooof, a 2+ hour break between ladies and men.

 

[Sabrina]

I hope men will be better than ladies. I am sad about Alaine. That was quite unusual, as she either UR or fell, but no popping. There was time when SP was really good. It was the long where URs started to happen. It's all in her head. I fully understand as our head is not always working for our best options.
But, this the men thread, so good luck men!