Skate Canada Short Dance

Group 1
Paul/Islam, CAN: 26.17 TES+ 27.57 PCS = 53.74

• Nice arm positions and ease in their twizzles with good unison but I would like to see them a bit closer together
• Great speed and flow through the non touching step sequence with good unison and extension through their free legs
• They have great flow and speed in the Finnstep but you can see that they're concentrating and have lost the performance a bit here; a bit bouncy toward the end section
• Nice split rotational lift with her jumping up into the entry
• Very solid program from them and it suits their style very well

Guignard/Fabbri, ITA: 25.92 TES+ 28.11 PCS -2.00 = 52.03 and into 2nd place

• I'm not sure I'm getting the Cabaret music with the roaring 20s themed program
• Very far apart on the twizzles but decent unison
• They have a lot of speed but not a lot of edge work 
• Some of the steps in the Finnstep seem more labored and the arm changes are a lot less secure; not a lot of use of the free arm and really on top of their edges in a lot of places
• If they were going to go with a Fosse program I'd love to see them in a more true to theme costume
• Really neat lift with her doing a half twist flip but the changes of position were messy and she could stretch through her legs more and get better lines
• Very bobbly on the non touching step sequence and they seem to get closer and closer throughout

Stepanova/Bukin, RUS: 27.66 TES+ 27.97 PCS = 55.63 and into 1st place

• Her costume is very simple but I really like it and it stands out from the pack--solid blue color with cut out sides and rhinestones along the edges of the cutout
• Starting with their Finnstep, they seem to not be very secure in all the holds and at one point he holds her wrists instead of her hands; on top of their edges but good stretch through their free legs
• Great timing on their twizzles with the music and nice unison with each other
• Great changes of edges and one foot sequences in their non touching step sequence with lots of arms and great matching leg lines
• Cartwheel around to a spread eagle lift with her in a haircutter position
• Decent program for them in their debut 

Hubbell/Donohue, USA: 32.50 TES+ 29.42 PCS -1.00 = 60.92 and into 1st place

• Lots of speed going into their Finnstep and a great ease in their upper bodies and heads showing they are comfortable in their holds
• A little bit of ice spray on some of the edge changes in the Finnstep but overall it looked pretty good on the edges
• Nice twizzles but she seemed a hair faster than him on the 2nd set
• Flip up and toss into a catch position
• Lots of speed and flow in the non touching; deep edges and very good knees from him but she seems a bit stiff in places and had a very minor bobble or two
• He takes a fall getting into the ending pose, he got caught on her blade coming out of a lift--not on an element so it won't cost them anything but the 1 point deduction
• Overall it seemed like a bit more work than it did last week but some elements did look better as well

Group 2
Riazanova/Tkachenko, RUS: 31.17 TES+ 29.62 PCS -1.00 = 59.79 and into 2nd place

• Great back edge entry to their twizzles but I'd like to see them skate them a bit closer together
• Nice flow and changes of edge in their non touching step sequence with great feel for the music and a nice twisted turn done at center ice
• Great flow through the Finnstep with clean edge changes and nice changes of hold and very well timed with the music
• Toss up to a rotational lift but a sloppy ending
• Overall I liked how this program was put together but there were a few sloppy music cuts at the end which distracted from the ending of the program

Zhiganshina/Gazsi, GER: 26.58 TES+ 29.33 PCS = 55.91 and into 3rd place

• Twizzles were a little bobbly and he seemed off balance at the end; they were also very far apart and had to change to a wider camera angle
• Really off in their unison on the non touching step sequence and every arm and leg seems to be off
• I'd like to see her get the free leg out more in some of these turns; they seem very hesitant in the Finnstep but it's timed very well with their music; she also has some hunched over positions in some of the steps and could have better posture throughout the sequence
• Haircutter rotational lift

Weaver/Poje, CAN: 35.91 TES+ 34.44 PCS = 70.35 and into 1st place

• I love their tap steps timed with the tap in the music
• Good distance between them on the twizzles and very well timed
• Nice use of their free legs and arms in the opening section of the Finnstep; a few ice sprays so they could clean up the edge changes a bit more
• Nice distance between them and good unison during the non touching step sequence with good quick changes of edge and direction at the end
• Really nice lift with her swinging around his body several times in different directions

Virtue/Moir, CAN:  35.34 TES+ 37.81 PCS = 73.15 and into 1st place

• Great choreography in their non touching step sequence starting with them criss crossing and looking at each other; slight loss of unison on the last attitude turn at the end
• Great ease in their Finnstep and nice speed and flow across the ice; both do a great job of extending through their free legs; I don't feel this goes as well with their music as some of the other programs we've seen but it's executed very well
• Very close together on the twizzles but they lose unison a few times and they seem a little bit sloppy for them
• Great lift with several twists and flips and interesting positions

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CC	IT	Ded. -	StN.
1	Tessa VIRTUE / Scott MOIR	CAN	73.15	35.34		37.81	9.33	9.46	9.42	9.50	9.54	0.00	#8
2	Kaitlyn WEAVER / Andrew POJE	CAN	70.35	35.91		34.44	8.54	8.50	8.58	8.67	8.71	0.00	#7
3	Madison HUBBELL / Zachary DONOHUE	USA	60.92	32.50		29.42	7.29	7.17	7.33	7.42	7.50	1.00	#4
4	Ekaterina RIAZANOVA / Ilia TKACHENKO	RUS	59.79	31.17		29.62	7.50	7.21	7.46	7.46	7.38	1.00	#5
5	Nelli ZHIGANSHINA / Alexander GAZSI	GER	55.91	26.58		29.33	7.29	7.13	7.42	7.42	7.38	0.00	#6
6	Alexandra STEPANOVA / Ivan BUKIN	RUS	55.63	27.66		27.97	7.17	6.96	7.00	6.88	6.96	0.00	#3
7	Alexandra PAUL / Mitchell ISLAM	CAN	53.74	26.17		27.57	6.92	6.75	7.00	6.96	6.83	0.00	#1
8	Charlene GUIGNARD / Marco FABBRI	ITA	52.03	25.92		28.11	6.96	6.88	7.17	7.17	6.96	2.00	#2

Skate Canada Dance Preview

Virtue and Moir are virtually assured of another Skate Canada title here but their real goal is to defend their Olympic title.  They started off the season with a win at Finlandia Trophy however their score was nearly 20 points lower than they scored at Worlds last year.  Considering how strong Davis and White have been at their first two events this season, they'll need to show significant improvement to hold pace.  After their Carmen diversion last year, they've returned to the elegant style that took them to the top of their sport.

Weaver and Poje suffered an unfortunate training accident last year but were able to recover in time to make it to the World Championships.  They finished 5th with a good performance but still not at their 100% best and are ready to make a run at the podium.

Riazanova and Tkachenko tend to fly under the radar as the third place Russian team but they do have a very nice style on the ice and strong results to back it up.  They have a classic style and nice lines but have yet to put out a memorable program that separates them from the pack.

Hubbell and Donohue started their season with a 4th place finish at Skate America last week setting personal bests in all segments of the competition.  They're determined to find a place on the Olympic team and were only two points behind the Shibutanis at Skate America.  They've shown improvement from Nebelhorn to Skate America and since the competition was in their backyard, they've had time to train and make adjustments before this event.

World Junior Champions Stepanova and Bukin are making their Grand Prix debut at this event after sweeping the junior circuit last season.  They have two Junior World medals and will be looking to challenge Riazanova and Tkachenko.

My podium predictions:
Gold: Virtue/Moir
Silver: Weaver/Poje
Bronze: Hubbell/Donohue

Bios of the competitors:
Paul/Islam, CAN: They are the 2010 World Junior Silver Medalists.  Their personal best is 141.99.  She is 22 and he is 23.

Virtue/Moir, CAN: They are the reigning World Silver Medalists and and Four Continents Silver Medalists.   They won gold at Skate Canada and gold at Rostelecom Cup last season to qualify for the Grand Prix Final where they won silver.  They are the 2010 Olympic Gold Medalists, 2010 and 2012 World Champions, 2008 and 2011 World Silver Medalists, 2009 World Bronze Medalists, 2008 and 2012 Four Continents Champions, 2009 Four Continents Silver Medalists, 2006 and 2007 Four Continents Bronze Medalists, 2006 World Junior Champions and 2005 World Junior Silver Medalists.  Their personal best is 185.04.  She is 24 and he is 26.

Weaver/Poje, CAN: They finished 5th at Worlds.  They won bronze at Skate America and Cup of China last season.  They are the 2010 Four Continents Champions, 2012 Four Continents Bronze Medalists, and 2007 World Junior Bronze Medalists.  Their personal best is 166.55.  She is 24 and he is 26.  

Zhiganshina/Gazsi, GER: They finished 10th at Worlds and 6th at Europeans.  They placed 5th at Skate America and 5th at Rostelecom Cup last season.  Their personal best is 154.27.  She is 26 and he is 29.

Guignard/Fabbri: ITA: They placed 17th at Worlds and 9th at Europeans.  They finished 5th at Cup of China last season.  Their personal best is 142.48.  She is 24 and he is 25.

Riazanova/Tkachenko, RUS: They finished 11th at Worlds and 4th at Europeans.  They won bronze at Skate Canada and bronze at Trophee Eric Bompard last season.  Their personal best is 157.77.  She is 22 and he is 27.

Stepanova/Bukin, RUS: They are the reigning World Junior Champions.  This is their Grand Prix debut.  They won gold at JGP Istanbul and gold at JGP Germany last season to qualify for the JGP Final where they won gold.  They are the 2012 World Junior Silver Medalists.  Their personal best is 150.17.  She is 18 and he is 20.

Hubbell/Donohue, USA: They placed 4th at Skate America.  Their personal best is 152.98.  She is 22 and he is 22.

Skate America Free Dance Results

Free Dance

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CC	IT	Ded. -	StN.
1	Meryl DAVIS / Charlie WHITE	USA	112.53	53.92		58.61	9.71	9.68	9.82	9.82	9.89	0.00	#8
2	Anna CAPPELLINI / Luca LANOTTE	ITA	98.61	47.00		51.61	8.57	8.39	8.64	8.79	8.79	0.00	#7
3	Maia SHIBUTANI / Alex SHIBUTANI	USA	93.21	47.00		47.21	7.86	7.75	7.93	7.96	7.93	1.00	#6
4	Madison HUBBELL / Zachary DONOHUE	USA	92.27	44.21		48.06	8.00	7.79	8.11	8.21	8.11	0.00	#5
5	Cathy REED / Chris REED	JPN	81.85	41.58		40.27	6.82	6.46	6.82	6.79	6.82	0.00	#3
6	Pernelle CARRON / Lloyd JONES	FRA	81.60	40.90		40.70	6.82	6.54	6.86	7.00	6.86	0.00	#2
7	Isabella TOBIAS / Deividas STAGNIUNAS	LTU	81.50	40.27		41.23	6.89	6.68	6.89	7.04	7.00	0.00	#1
8	Julia ZLOBINA / Alexei SITNIKOV	AZE	79.23	37.93		41.30	7.00	6.75	6.89	6.96	6.89	0.00	#4

Total

FPl.	Name	Nation	Points	SD	FD
1	Meryl DAVIS / Charlie WHITE	USA	188.23	1	1
2	Anna CAPPELLINI / Luca LANOTTE	ITA	168.49	2	2
3	Maia SHIBUTANI / Alex SHIBUTANI	USA	154.47	3	3
4	Madison HUBBELL / Zachary DONOHUE	USA	152.98	4	4
5	Cathy REED / Chris REED	JPN	136.13	6	5
6	Pernelle CARRON / Lloyd JONES	FRA	135.70	7	6
7	Isabella TOBIAS / Deividas STAGNIUNAS	LTU	134.67	8	7
8	Julia ZLOBINA / Alexei SITNIKOV	AZE	133.76	5	8

Skate America Short Dance

Group 1

Reed/Reed, JPN: 28.85 TES + 25.43 PCS = 54.28 and into 1st place

• A little off on their twizzles toward the end of the sequences
• Not a lot of flow and a bit choppy in the opening part of the Finnstep they seem to really be concentrating through the changes of hold and are very cautious with their arm changes
• Great unison through the non touching step sequence but her arms were a bit floppy in places and she could have stronger arm positions
• Rotational haircutter lift with her up on his shoulder
• Overall just a little stiff and choppy

Tobias/Stagniunas, LTU: 25.85 TES + 27.32 PCS = 53.17 and into 2nd place

• Twizzles very choppy but decent unison
• Choppy on the Finnstep and the changes of hold don't all look very secure; nice big pattern close to the boards though
• I'd like to see her channel Marilyn a bit more as she seems too over the top smiley for this program
• A loss of unison at the end of their non touching step sequence
• Upside down split lift--interesting variation but she needs more stretch through her positions
• Fun program but they seemed to be racing to keep up with it the whole time

Hubbell/Donohue, USA: 30.79 TES + 29.92 PCS = 60.71 and into 1st place

• Much smoother through the Finnstep, a little more secure in their changes of hold and more extension through their free legs
• Nice entry to their twizzles with good changes of position and transitions between the sets
• Great lift with a nice flip into his arms before the exit
• Nice deep edges on their non touching step sequence and good unison 
• Nice transitional move with her lifting him in a spin into their ending pose

Carron/Jones, FRA: 26.36 TES + 27.74 PCS = 54.10 and into 3rd place

• Nice edges in their non touching step sequence; a little close to the boards; some of their arms are not in unison and a few of the turns are bobbly
• Cartwheel up to a spread eagle lift with her upside down and balancing on his shoulder
• Very far apart on the twizzles, slow and big unison problems
• She's a bit stiff in the Finnstep hold and the whole sequence seems a bit slow

Group 2

Zlobina/Sitnikov, AZE: 26.43 TES + 28.10 PCS = 54.53 and into 2nd place

• Love the speed, flow and playfulness in the opening to this program
• Nice stretch through their free leg and overall good unison throughout the non touching step sequence; a few places where the arms were a little off
• Really slowing through the twizzles and they seem a bit unsteady
• Very playful take on the Finnstep, secure in the holds, nice speed and flow and strettch through the free legs
• Flip around to a rotational lift wrapped around his neck

Shibuani/Shibutani, USA: 30.30 TES + 30.96 PCS = 61.26 and into 1st place

• Nice unison through their twizzles and good distance between them
• The use of her hands throughout their transitions is to die for
• Good ease through the position changes in the Finnstep, nice fast footwork and good extension through their free leg with matching leg heights
• Nice edges and use of their music throughout the non touching step sequence; great unison 
• Nice one arm lift from behind--very unique

Cappellini/Lanotte, ITA: 36.50 TES + 33.38 PCS = 69.88

• Super nitpicky but if you're going to wear a white satin top there can't be a stain on your back
• Nice unison on their twizzles but they drop their smiles during their twizzles, pick it back up in between and then drop them again a little thing that can effect their PCS
• Great bouncy feel in the right places in the Finnstep with good flow and edges in the rest
• Nice one foot section in their midstep sequence and it's really evident here how nicely matched they are as partners as he has exception posture and performance as well
• Great split lift with her arched back over her leg
• Really nice program with great energy, flow and choreography throughout

Davis/White, USA: 37.43 TES + 38.27 PCS = 75.70 and into 1st place

• So much speed through their opening sequence
• Great flow and edge control in their non touching sequence with perfect unison
• Excellent twizzles with good distance between them, speed and unison
• Nice touches added to the Finnstep to carry the character of the program through
• Great ease in the changes of holds and really nice flow across the ice in the Finnstep--they truly make it look easy
• Nice split rotational lift into a falling leaf lift

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CC	IT	Ded. -	StN.
1	Meryl DAVIS / Charlie WHITE	USA	75.70	37.43		38.27	9.50	9.36	9.64	9.57	9.71	0.00	#8
2	Anna CAPPELLINI / Luca LANOTTE	ITA	69.88	36.50		33.38	8.25	8.04	8.43	8.39	8.54	0.00	#7
3	Maia SHIBUTANI / Alex SHIBUTANI	USA	61.26	30.30		30.96	7.89	7.64	7.71	7.82	7.64	0.00	#6
4	Madison HUBBELL / Zachary DONOHUE	USA	60.71	30.79		29.92	7.54	7.29	7.54	7.46	7.54	0.00	#3
5	Julia ZLOBINA / Alexei SITNIKOV	AZE	54.53	26.43		28.10	7.14	6.82	7.07	7.14	6.96	0.00	#5
6	Cathy REED / Chris REED	JPN	54.28	28.85		25.43	6.39	6.11	6.36	6.50	6.39	0.00	#1
7	Pernelle CARRON / Lloyd JONES	FRA	54.10	26.36		27.74	6.96	6.64	6.93	7.14	6.96	0.00	#4
8	Isabella TOBIAS / Deividas STAGNIUNAS	LTU	53.17	25.85		27.32	6.79	6.54	6.93	6.96	6.89	0.00	#2

Skate America Dance Preview

If there's one sure thing at this event it is that Davis and White will claim the gold medal.  The duo won every event they entered last season and are competing for their 4th consecutive Skate America gold medal.  They've also won the last four Grand Prix Finals.  Their Scheherezade free skate is very nuanced with lots of attention to detail along with some mindblowing lifts that had the crowd on their feet at the US International Figure Skating Classic.  They set a very good early season score at that event and look to break some of their own records this season.

Cappellini and Lanotte almost pulled off a major upset at Skate Canada last season and kept rolling from there.  They won the bronze medal at Europeans and finished just off the podium in 4th place at Worlds.  They are definitely in contention for a medal at the Olympics but should still be well behind Davis and White here.

The Shibutanis showed such promise in their freshman season winning medals at both of their Grand Prix events and winning the bronze medal at Worlds however they haven't been able to replicate those results.  Plagued with injuries and illnesses along with some lackluster choreography, they even dropped to 3rd place at US Nationals last season.  They withdrew from the US International Figure Skating Classic earlier this season due to a neck injury to Alex and are fighting an uphill battle to regain their place as the 2nd best US Ice Dancing team.  Regardless of their performances here, their twizzles are not to be missed and are some of the best in the world.

Hubbell and Donohue had a strong but disappointing season last year.  After finishing just off the podium at both their Grand Prix outings, they placed 4th at US Nationals and were left off the Worlds team in their sophomore season.  They've vowed to fight for an Olympics spot and started off their season with a come from behind win at Nebelhorn Trophy.

My podium predictions:
Gold: Davis/White
Silver: Cappellini/Lanotte
Bronze: Shibutani/Shibutani

Bios of the competitors:
Zlobina/Sitnikov, AZE: They placed 16th at Worlds and 7th at Europeans.  They finished 6th at Skate Canada and 5th at Trophee Eric Bompard last season.  Their personal best is 144.83.  She is 24 and he is 27.

Carron/Jones, FRA: They placed 12th at Worlds and 10th at Europeans.  They finished 7th at Skate Canada and 8th at Trophee Eric Bompard last season.  Their personal best is 145.98.  She is 27 and he is 25.

Cappellini/Lanotte, ITA: They placed 4th at Worlds and are the reigning European Bronze Medalists.  They won silver at Skate Canada and at Trophee Eric Bompard last season to qualify for the Grand Prix Final where they finished 4th.  Their personal best is 168.04.  She is 26 and he is 28.

Reed/Reed, JPN: They placed 20th at Worlds and finished 7th at Four Continents.  They finished 5th at NHK Trophy last season.  Their personal best is 141.75.  She is 26 and he is 24.

Tobias/Stagniunas, LTU: They placed 15th at Worlds.  Their personal best is 141.64.  She is 22 and he is 28.

Davis/White, USA: They are the reigning World Champions and Four Continents Champions.   They won gold at Skate America and gold at NHK Trophy last season to qualify for the Grand Prix Final where they won gold.  They are the 2010 Olympic Silver Medalists, 2011 World Champions, 2010 and 2012 World Silver Medalists, 2009 and 2011 Four Continents Champions, 2008 and 2012 Four Continents Silver Medalists, and 2006 World Junior Bronze Medalists.  Their personal best is 189.56.  She is 26 and he is 25.

Hubbell/Donohue, USA: They placed 5th at Skate Canada and 4th at Trophee Eric Bompard last season.  Their personal best is 147.11.  She is 22 and he is 22.

Shibutani/Shibutani, USA: They placed 8th at Worlds and 4th at Four Continents.  They finished 4th at Rostelecom Cup and won bronze at NHK Trophy last season.  They are the 2011 World Bronze Medalists, 2011 Four Continents Silver Medalists and 2009 World Junior Silver Medalists.  Their personal best is 163.79.  She is 19 and he is 22.  

Nebelhorn Trophy Ice Dance Results

Short Dance

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CC	IT	Ded. -	StN.
1	Alexandra PAUL / Mitchell ISLAM	CAN	59.06	30.35		28.71	7.29	7.07	7.29	7.11	7.14	0.00	#22
2	Madison HUBBELL / Zachary DONOHUE	USA	56.53	28.07		28.46	7.21	6.86	7.11	7.25	7.11	0.00	#21
3	Ksenia MONKO / Kirill KHALIAVIN	RUS	55.90	28.15		28.75	7.21	6.96	7.29	7.25	7.21	1.00	#12
4	Alisa AGAFONOVA / Alper UCAR	TUR	51.51	27.13		24.38	6.14	5.93	6.07	6.25	6.07	0.00	#20
5	Xintong HUANG / Xun ZHENG	CHN	51.16	25.92		25.24	6.43	6.04	6.46	6.32	6.29	0.00	#15
6	Danielle OBRIEN / Gregory MERRIMAN	AUS	50.52	27.14		23.38	5.93	5.64	6.00	5.79	5.86	0.00	#19
7	Shari KOCH / Christian NÜCHTERN	GER	49.17	24.99		24.18	6.00	5.86	6.14	6.18	6.04	0.00	#17
8	Cathy REED / Chris REED	JPN	48.41	23.20		25.21	6.32	6.11	6.32	6.36	6.36	0.00	#14
9	Federica TESTA / Lukas CSOLLEY	SVK	48.30	25.35		22.95	5.79	5.54	5.82	5.86	5.68	0.00	#10
10	Sara HURTADO / Adria DIAZ	ESP	46.68	22.50		24.18	6.11	5.75	6.11	6.18	6.04	0.00	#13
11	Ramona ELSENER / Florian ROOST	SUI	46.27	23.86		22.41	5.82	5.36	5.75	5.68	5.43	0.00	#11
12	Henna LINDHOLM / Ossi KANERVO	FIN	45.68	23.50		22.18	5.57	5.36	5.68	5.61	5.50	0.00	#9
13	Angelina TELEGINA / Otar JAPARIDZE	GEO	45.47	24.21		21.26	5.50	5.18	5.25	5.46	5.18	0.00	#7
14	Justyna PLUTOWSKA / Peter GERBER	POL	43.88	22.35		21.53	5.39	5.04	5.43	5.57	5.43	0.00	#4
15	Allison REED / Vasili ROGOV	ISR	42.64	23.20		19.44	5.07	4.75	4.93	5.07	4.54	0.00	#2
16	Siobhan HEEKIN-CANEDY / Dmitri DUN	UKR	39.91	15.78		24.13	6.25	6.00	6.07	6.11	5.79	0.00	#16
17	Dora TUROCZI / Balazs MAJOR	HUN	39.74	20.99		19.75	4.93	4.61	5.14	5.11	4.89	1.00	#5
18	Gabriela KUBOVA / Matej NOVAK	CZE	39.24	18.08		21.16	5.46	5.18	5.32	5.46	5.07	0.00	#1
19	Irina SHTORK / Taavi RAND	EST	39.06	17.17		22.89	5.89	5.75	5.71	5.86	5.46	1.00	#18
20	Kira GEIL / Tobias EISENBAUER	AUT	36.75	17.36		19.39	4.86	4.61	4.93	5.04	4.79	0.00	#3
21	Lesia VOLODENKOVA / Vitali VAKUNOV	BLR	33.26	15.79		17.47	4.57	4.21	4.50	4.50	4.11	0.00	#8
22	Pilar MAEKAWA MORENO / Leonardo MAEKAWA MORENO	MEX	32.03	15.15		16.88	4.29	4.00	4.25	4.50	4.07	0.00	#6

Free Dance

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CC	IT	Ded. -	StN.
1	Madison HUBBELL / Zachary DONOHUE	USA	90.58	45.60		44.98	7.54	7.21	7.64	7.61	7.68	0.00	#19
2	Ksenia MONKO / Kirill KHALIAVIN	RUS	86.24	44.27		42.97	7.14	7.00	7.32	7.18	7.29	1.00	#18
3	Alexandra PAUL / Mitchell ISLAM	CAN	82.93	37.50		45.43	7.61	7.36	7.57	7.79	7.68	0.00	#21
4	Xintong HUANG / Xun ZHENG	CHN	82.74	42.80		39.94	6.79	6.46	6.71	6.82	6.61	0.00	#20
5	Cathy REED / Chris REED	JPN	78.56	41.54		38.02	6.46	6.11	6.36	6.50	6.39	1.00	#14
6	Danielle OBRIEN / Gregory MERRIMAN	AUS	76.68	39.91		36.77	6.25	6.00	6.25	6.14	6.07	0.00	#17
7	Alisa AGAFONOVA / Alper UCAR	TUR	76.02	40.38		36.64	6.21	5.89	6.29	6.32	5.96	1.00	#22
8	Justyna PLUTOWSKA / Peter GERBER	POL	74.98	38.19		36.79	6.07	5.89	6.21	6.36	6.32	0.00	#12
9	Siobhan HEEKIN-CANEDY / Dmitri DUN	UKR	73.82	38.00		35.82	6.25	5.68	6.04	6.07	5.96	0.00	#5
10	Angelina TELEGINA / Otar JAPARIDZE	GEO	73.19	38.76		35.43	5.96	5.64	6.00	6.00	6.11	1.00	#11
11	Sara HURTADO / Adria DIAZ	ESP	73.08	37.86		38.22	6.46	5.93	6.79	6.43	6.54	3.00	#15
12	Henna LINDHOLM / Ossi KANERVO	FIN	72.30	38.08		35.22	5.96	5.54	6.00	6.07	6.00	1.00	#9
13	Gabriela KUBOVA / Matej NOVAK	CZE	71.93	35.58		36.35	6.04	5.79	6.21	6.25	6.21	0.00	#6
14	Federica TESTA / Lukas CSOLLEY	SVK	70.63	32.97		37.66	6.32	6.07	6.46	6.32	6.36	0.00	#13
15	Dora TUROCZI / Balazs MAJOR	HUN	70.21	35.94		34.27	5.68	5.46	5.79	5.89	5.93	0.00	#8
16	Ramona ELSENER / Florian ROOST	SUI	69.32	34.51		35.81	5.96	5.68	6.07	6.21	6.14	1.00	#10
17	Shari KOCH / Christian NÜCHTERN	GER	68.94	33.22		35.72	6.07	5.75	6.11	5.96	6.00	0.00	#16
18	Allison REED / Vasili ROGOV	ISR	67.27	33.77		33.50	5.64	5.50	5.50	5.61	5.71	0.00	#7
19	Irina SHTORK / Taavi RAND	EST	67.15	34.45		32.70	5.68	5.18	5.57	5.57	5.39	0.00	#1
20	Kira GEIL / Tobias EISENBAUER	AUT	62.34	34.34		28.00	4.93	4.50	4.64	4.75	4.57	0.00	#2
21	Pilar MAEKAWA MORENO / Leonardo MAEKAWA MORENO	MEX	59.69	33.79		25.90	4.43	4.07	4.46	4.46	4.32	0.00	#3
22	Lesia VOLODENKOVA / Vitali VAKUNOV	BLR	45.63	23.27		25.36	4.46	4.04	4.14	4.39	4.18	3.00	#4

Total

Pl.	Name	Nation	Points	SD	FD
1	Madison HUBBELL / Zachary DONOHUE	USA	147.11	2	1
2	Ksenia MONKO / Kirill KHALIAVIN	RUS	142.14	3	2
3	Alexandra PAUL / Mitchell ISLAM	CAN	141.99	1	3
4	Xintong HUANG / Xun ZHENG	CHN	133.90	5	4
5	Alisa AGAFONOVA / Alper UCAR	TUR	127.53	4	7
6	Danielle OBRIEN / Gregory MERRIMAN	AUS	127.20	6	6
7	Cathy REED / Chris REED	JPN	126.97	8	5
8	Sara HURTADO / Adria DIAZ	ESP	119.76	10	11
9	Federica TESTA / Lukas CSOLLEY	SVK	118.93	9	14
10	Justyna PLUTOWSKA / Peter GERBER	POL	118.86	14	8
11	Angelina TELEGINA / Otar JAPARIDZE	GEO	118.66	13	10
12	Shari KOCH / Christian NÜCHTERN	GER	118.11	7	17
13	Henna LINDHOLM / Ossi KANERVO	FIN	117.98	12	12
14	Ramona ELSENER / Florian ROOST	SUI	115.59	11	16
15	Siobhan HEEKIN-CANEDY / Dmitri DUN	UKR	113.73	16	9
16	Gabriela KUBOVA / Matej NOVAK	CZE	111.17	18	13
17	Dora TUROCZI / Balazs MAJOR	HUN	109.95	17	15
18	Allison REED / Vasili ROGOV	ISR	109.91	15	18
19	Irina SHTORK / Taavi RAND	EST	106.21	19	19
20	Kira GEIL / Tobias EISENBAUER	AUT	99.09	20	20
21	Pilar MAEKAWA MORENO / Leonardo MAEKAWA MORENO	MEX	91.72	22	21
22	Lesia VOLODENKOVA / Vitali VAKUNOV	BLR	78.89	21	22