2019 US Nationals Novice Men

[GS Forum Staff]

2019 U.S. National Skating Championships

Novice, Juvenile and Intermediate competition and practice will take place at the Detroit Skating Club in Bloomfield, MI

Detroit Skating Club
888 Denison Ct, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302
Phone (248) 332-3000
Map to Detroit Skating Club
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January 18-27, 2019


Monday, Jan. 21, EST UTC -5
5:00 pm Novice men's short program

Time in Other Places

Tuesday, Jan. 22, EST UTC -5
11:00 a.m. Novice men's free skate

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Novice Men's ENTRIES​

William Annis (Yarmouth Ice Club, Inc.)

Daniel Argueta (The SC of Houston)

Philip Baker (Colonial FSC)

Liam Kapeikis (Wenatchee FSC)

Joseph Klein (Skokie Valley SC)

Ilia Malinin (Washington FSC)

Samir Mallya (Los Angeles FSC)

Samuel Mindra (Portland ISC)

Matthew Nielsen (The Strongsville SC)

Henry Privett-Mendoza (FSC of Southern California)

Eric Prober (Pines FSC)

Daniel Tioumentsev (Dallas FSC, Inc.)

 

[dorispulaski]

Start orders are up!


[h=1]Novice Men[/h]

• Short Program
• Start order
• Free Skate

• Start time: Jan 21, 5:00 PM Eastern Standard Time
• Venue: DSC
  [*=right]Judge detail scores

Place	Start	Name	Score
	1	Eric Prober, Pines FSC
	2	Daniel Argueta, SC of Houston
	3	Samir Mallya, Los Angeles FSC
	4	Samuel Mindra, Portland ISC
	5	Ilia Malinin, Washington FSC
	6	Henry Privett-Mendoza, FSC of Southern California
	7	Daniel Tioumentsev, Dallas FSC
	8	Joseph Klein, Skokie Valley SC
	9	Matthew Nielsen, Strongsville SC
	10	William Annis, Yarmouth Ice Club
	11	Liam Kapeikis, Wenatchee FSC
	12	Philip Baker, Colonial FSC

Function	Name
Judge 1	Stefanie Mathewson, Northridge, CA
Judge 2	Goleen Samari, Austin, TX
Judge 3	Jessica Bussgang, Wellesley, MA
Judge 4	Mariam Mohajer-Rahbari, Los Angeles, CA
Judge 5	Lorrie Parker, Morristown, NJ
Judge 6	Allison Duarte, Cumberland, RI
Judge 7	Dana Graham, Atlanta, GA
Judge 8	Jennifer Simon, Galveston, TX
Judge 9	Kitty DeLio LaForte, Aurora, CO
Referee	Aristeo Brito, Springfield, VA
Technical Controller	Steven Hsu, Los Angeles, CA
Technical Specialist	Colleen Mickey, Carlsbad, CA
Assistant Technical Specialist	Tracey Poletis, Baltimore, MD
Assistant Referee	Todd Bromley, Carrollton, TX

Officials

 

[frida80]

I just saw a clean triple axel in a novice competition. I'm serious blown away.

 

[Nathan13]

I just saw a clean triple axel in a novice competition. I'm serious blown away.

I couldn't believe my eyes and had to check the protocols :shocked: Also, he not only had a 3a, but great energy and PE skills. The future looks seriously bright across all disciplines in US figure skating.

 

[dorispulaski]

[h=1]Novice Men[/h]

• Short Program
• ​Final
• Free Skate
• Start order

• Start time: Jan 21, 5:00 PM Eastern Standard Time
• Venue: DSC
  [*=right]Judge detail scores

Place	Start	Name	Score
1	10	William Annis, Yarmouth Ice Club	61.27
2	5	Ilia Malinin, Washington FSC	59.60
3	8	Joseph Klein, Skokie Valley SC	59.10
4	9	Matthew Nielsen, Strongsville SC	57.83
5	1	Eric Prober, Pines FSC	53.37
6	6	Henry Privett-Mendoza, FSC of Southern California	51.82
7	7	Daniel Tioumentsev, Dallas FSC	50.84
8	11	Liam Kapeikis, Wenatchee FSC	49.09
9	12	Philip Baker, Colonial FSC	46.62
10	4	Samuel Mindra, Portland ISC	42.48
11	3	Samir Mallya, Los Angeles FSC	42.35
12	2	Daniel Argueta, SC of Houston	39.Time

 

[AlexRus]

I can't understand why nobody is interested - William Annis landed 3A in SP. Rare enough and great success.

Btw he is also is at Juvenile Dance couple Jasmine Lanata & William Annis - 5th at Eastern Sectional Championships (only Top 4 advance to Nationals).

The only info I found - https://www.statsonice.com/skater/williamannis/
Maybe somebody knows more? At least how old is he?

 

[Nathan13]

I can't understand why nobody is interested - William Annis landed 3A in SP. Rare enough and great success.

Btw he is also is at Juvenile Dance couple Jasmine Lanata & William Annis - 5th at Eastern Sectional Championships (only Top 4 advance to Nationals).

The only info I found - https://www.statsonice.com/skater/williamannis/
Maybe somebody knows more? At least how old is he?

I came to the thread hoping to see more discussion, so I too am disappointed. I posted in the US Men's thread to hopefully get people interested in the Free.

 

[dorispulaski]

Here is what William Annis did in the FS at Easterns, where he finished 3rd:

Free Skate Score	Executed Elements	Factored Program Components	Deductions
102.88	54.46	48.92	0.50

Planned Elements	Executed Elements	Base Value		GOE	Score
Triple Axel	Triple Axel (bonus 3)	11.00		-3.40	7.60
Fly. Sit Spin	Fly. Sit Spin 4	3.00		0.30	3.30
Triple Salchow+Single Euler+Double Flip	Triple Salchow (bonus 1) + Single Euler + Double Flip	7.60		-0.75	6.85
Triple Lutz	Triple Lutz (bonus 1) + Single Toeloop	7.30		-1.18	6.12
Triple Loop	Double Loop	1.70		-0.34	1.36
Change Foot Combination Spin	Change Foot Combination Spin 4	3.50		0.35	3.85
Double Axel	Double Axel	3.63		0.66	4.29
Step Sequence	Step Sequence 4	3.90		0.68	4.58
Double Lutz+Double Toeloop	Triple Lutz (bonus 1) + Double Toeloop	9.02		-0.59	8.43
Triple Salchow+Double Toeloop	Triple Salchow (bonus 1)	5.83		-0.97	4.86
Change Foot Camel Spin	Change Foot Camel Spin 3	2.80		0.42	3.22
	Totals	59.28			54.46

The deduction was for a fall.

He was fourth in US Intermediates last year
https://www.statsonice.com/skater/williamannis/

And won US Nationals in Juvenile in 2017.
http://www.wickedlocal.com/news/20170202/duxbury-skater-12-becomes-2017-us-juvenile-boys-champion

He is 14 and is coached by Karen Lehmann.

 

[AlexRus]

At Russian forum I read that William Annis turned 14 years old about a week ago, and some discussion about him.

Russians are more interested in US skaters?

 

[Princessroja]

Very few people watch below the junior level. The juvenile/intermediate threads have been basically dead, and the novice not much better. Good for William, though I'm really curious why he did a 2A as his solo jump instead of the usual 3S/F/Lz/whatever. Cost him a lot of points, and I didn't realize that was even allowed.

 

[concorde]

I think the Novice men's long is gonna be very exciting.

 

[AlexRus]

William Annis in his SP at Nationals
https://s3.amazonaws.com/sidearm.sites/usafs.sidearmsports.com/images/2019/1/21/william_edited.jpg

 

[AlexRus]

Ilia Malinin - yes, he really has triples. Shame for 1Lz and fall from 3Lz, other good.
167.05, 1st of 9.

 

[AlexRus]

Eric Prober - promising boy with too complicated for him program. Tried two (!) 3A both unsuccessful. Has 3+3 combo.

 

[AlexRus]

William Annis - good boy, 3A, but fall on 3Lz.
Needs to improve spins especially sit position.
168.08, 1st of 11.

 

[AlexRus]

Matthew Nielsen - good skating.
167.64, second in total, first in FS.

All Top3 are strong and promising.

 

[Edwin]

Agreed. It is a pity the public and media attention is mostly focused on the girls. The boys work just as hard, but with lesser recognition comes less money which means they always have to fight an uphill struggle.

 

[s_parks]

I find the boys/men more interesting, ha. Glad we're continuing to see promising guys in the US.

 

[skatewizard]

Very few people watch below the junior level. The juvenile/intermediate threads have been basically dead, and the novice not much better. Good for William, though I'm really curious why he did a 2A as his solo jump instead of the usual 3S/F/Lz/whatever. Cost him a lot of points, and I didn't realize that was even allowed.

Because for Novice men short you must do a single or double axel. (IE his triple axel was his allotted double or triple jump). It's not until junior men that the axel type jump can be double or triple. Here's the required elements PDF
https://usfsa.org/content/2018-19 Singles SP Chart.pdf

 

[dorispulaski]

[h=1]Novice Men Final Results[/h]

• Short Program
• Final
• Free Skate
• Final

• Start time: Jan 22, 11:00 AM Eastern Standard Time
• Venue: DSC
  [*=right]Judge detail scores

Place	Start	Name	Short Program	Free Skate	Total Score
				Place	Score	Place	Score
1	11	William Annis, Yarmouth Ice Club	1	61.27	3	106.81	168.08
2	12	Matthew Nielsen, Strongsville SC	4	57.83	1	109.81	167.64
3	9	Ilia Malinin, Washington FSC	2	59.60	2	107.45	167.05
4	8	Joseph Klein, Skokie Valley SC	3	59.10	6	95.29	154.39
5	3	Liam Kapeikis, Wenatchee FSC	8	49.09	4	102.85	151.94
6	10	Eric Prober, Pines FSC	5	53.37	5	98.44	151.81
7	7	Henry Privett-Mendoza, FSC of Southern California	6	51.82	8	86.87	138.69
8	1	Daniel Tioumentsev, Dallas FSC	7	50.84	9	86.62	137.46
9	6	Philip Baker, Colonial FSC	9	46.62	10	84.54	131.16
10	5	Daniel Argueta, SC of Houston	12	39.95	7	87.49	127.44
11	4	Samuel Mindra, Portland ISC	10	42.48	11	80.81	123.29
12	2	Samir Mallya, Los Angeles FSC	11	42.35	12	78.77	121.12