Junior Worlds: Men's Short Program Results

Pl.	Qual.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Q	Joshua FARRIS	USA	75.43	41.47		33.96	6.82	6.50	6.93	6.82	6.89	0.00	#25
2	Q	Han YAN	CHN	74.88	40.51		34.37	7.04	6.75	6.86	6.86	6.86	0.00	#26
3	Q	Denis TEN	KAZ	73.78	39.99		33.79	6.86	6.57	6.75	6.82	6.79	0.00	#21
4	Q	Jason BROWN	USA	70.20	36.34		33.86	6.75	6.64	6.75	6.79	6.93	0.00	#24
5	Q	Zhan BUSH	RUS	65.21	34.31		30.90	6.36	5.93	6.11	6.21	6.29	0.00	#28
6	Q	He ZHANG	CHN	64.63	34.16		30.47	6.11	5.82	6.18	6.11	6.25	0.00	#23
7	Q	Liam FIRUS	CAN	62.10	32.74		29.36	5.93	5.68	5.89	5.93	5.93	0.00	#19
8	Q	Artur DMITRIEV	RUS	59.36	30.53		29.83	6.07	5.79	5.93	6.00	6.04	1.00	#27
9	Q	Timothy DOLENSKY	USA	57.73	30.27		27.46	5.57	5.32	5.43	5.57	5.57	0.00	#17
10	Q	Shoma UNO	JPN	57.71	29.82		27.89	5.64	5.43	5.68	5.50	5.64	0.00	#16
11	Q	Keiji TANAKA	JPN	57.70	28.05		29.65	6.11	5.82	5.79	6.04	5.89	0.00	#29
12	Q	Martin RAPPE	GER	57.13	30.71		26.42	5.46	5.14	5.29	5.39	5.14	0.00	#22
13	Q	Petr COUFAL	CZE	56.74	29.67		27.07	5.50	5.11	5.46	5.57	5.43	0.00	#20
14	Q	Ryuju HINO	JPN	56.59	29.69		26.90	5.61	5.29	5.36	5.43	5.21	0.00	#30
15	Q	June Hyoung LEE	KOR	55.74	28.13		27.61	5.68	5.36	5.46	5.61	5.50	0.00	#18
16	Q	Michael Christian MARTINEZ	PHI	55.32	31.11		24.21	4.86	4.68	4.96	4.89	4.82	0.00	#7
17	Q	Luiz MANELLA	BRA	55.07	30.54		24.53	5.00	4.71	4.86	4.96	5.00	0.00	#13
18	Q	Nam NGUYEN	CAN	51.13	24.11		27.02	5.46	5.21	5.39	5.50	5.46	0.00	#9
19	Q	Maurizio ZANDRON	ITA	50.79	25.71		25.08	5.18	4.79	5.00	5.00	5.11	0.00	#15
20	Q	Matthias VERSLUIS	FIN	49.46	26.03		23.43	4.82	4.54	4.64	4.75	4.68	0.00	#11
21	Q	Chih-I TSAO	TPE	49.18	27.68		21.50	4.43	4.07	4.39	4.32	4.29	0.00	#3
22	Q	Brendan KERRY	AUS	48.83	27.00		22.83	4.86	4.32	4.50	4.61	4.54	1.00	#14
23	Q	Harry MATTICK	GBR	48.24	24.14		24.10	4.96	4.64	4.64	5.00	4.86	0.00	#12
24	Q	Marcus BJÖRK	SWE	46.83	25.94		20.89	4.39	3.96	4.11	4.18	4.25	0.00	#2
25		Yakov GODOROZHA	UKR	44.17	24.96		22.21	4.68	4.36	4.21	4.57	4.39	3.00	#8
26		Slavik HAYRAPETYAN	ARM	43.93	21.70		23.23	4.64	4.46	4.71	4.71	4.71	1.00	#10
27		Carlo RÖTHLISBERGER	SUI	42.24	22.37		20.87	4.36	3.93	4.04	4.36	4.18	1.00	#4
28		Kamil DYMOWSKI	POL	39.43	19.75		20.68	4.29	3.93	4.00	4.25	4.21	1.00	#5
29		Daniel Albert NAURITS	EST	37.03	17.32		19.71	4.07	3.71	4.00	4.00	3.93	0.00	#1
30		Pavel IGNATENKO	BLR	36.97	18.50		20.47	4.43	3.86	3.86	4.21	4.11	2.00	#6

Junior Worlds: Men's Preview

Joshua Farris won a pair of gold medals on the JGP and went on to win the bronze at the Final.  He started off the season with a solid short program, increasing his personal best and getting over the 200 point mark.  He improved his scores in Estonia but mistakes at the Final dropped him to third overall.  After struggling with his free skate all season, he scrapped it and debuted a new program at nationals.  He had a messy outing at nationals and failed to cross the 200 point mark.  If he hits his programs he could be at the top of the podium but he hasn't shown that consistency yet this season.  He has the best short program, 3rd best free skate and 3rd best total score of the season.

Han Yan won a pair of gold medals on the Junior Grand Prix and took home his second consecutive silver medal from the Grand Prix Final.  He started off his season crossing the 200 point mark in Austria and had a 14 point improvement in one week in Italy.  He made some mistakes in his short program at the Final which cost him a shot at the title.  He has a quad in his free skate which gives him a huge competitive edge and if he lands it cleanly, he has a buffer against mistakes later in his program.  He has the 2nd best short program, best free skate and best total score of the season.

Jason Brown won a gold and a silver on the JGP to qualify for the Final where he won gold.  He won his first Junior Grand Prix gold in Australia and set a new personal best score.  He doesn't have a triple axel in his program and has been focusing on components to stay competitive with the other skaters.  He won the JGP Final as he skated two clean programs while the other top competitors made mistakes, but if they skate clean he has a huge disadvantage in his technical element score.  He was suffering from a tweaked ankle at nationals and had some mistakes on footwork but still crossed the 200 point mark.  He has the 3rd best short program, 2nd best free skate and 2nd best total score of the season.

Artur Dmitriev won silver at JGP Poland and beat Joshua Farris in the free skate at that event.  After a botched short program at JGP Italy, he finished 23 points below his earlier result and cost himself a spot in the Final.  He has the 4th best short program, 4th best free skate and 4th best total score of the season.  

Keiji Tanaka is the reigning silver medalist at this event and the only returning medalist.  He won a silver and a bronze on the JGP to qualify for the Final.  His bronze medal in Austria came after a a 19 point drop from his earlier event and he failed to set a new personal best this season.  He has the 5th best short program, 6th best free skate and 6th best total score of the season.

Ryuju Hino won a gold and a silver medal on the JGP and qualified for the Final.  He showed big improvement taking home his first JGP medal in Latvia and increasing his personal best by 30 points.    He has the 8th best short program, 7th best free skate and 7th best total score of the season.

He Zhang won silver at JGP Latvia, taking home his first JGP medal and increasing his personal best by 20 points.  In Austria, he dropped 18 points and finished off the medal stand.  He has the 10th best short program, 9th best free skate and 8th best total score of the season.

Liam Firus won bronze at JGP Australia but dropped 24 points in his outing in Austria.  He has the 10th best free skate and total score of the season.

Denis Ten is a dark horse in this event having competed as a senior all season.  He has quads in his programs and has respectable outings including two 5th place finishes on the Grand Prix and a 6th place finish at Four Continents.  

Zhan Bush has also competed as a senior all season but on the senior B circuit.  He beat out several other Russian men with top junior scores and JGP medals and will be looking to improve on his 11th place finish at this event last season.

Other skaters in the mix include Nam Nguyen who won bronze at JGP Romania, Shoma Uno who won bronze at JGP Estonia, June-Hyoung Lee who won bronze at JGP Italy and Timothy Dolensky who won bronze at JGP Latvia.

My podium predictions:

Gold: Han Yan

Silver: Joshua Farris

Bronze: Denis Ten

Bios of the competitors:

Slavik Hayrapetyan, ARM: He finished 21^st in the preliminary round at Junior Worlds last season.  He placed 28th at Europeans.  He placed 18^th at JGP Latvia and 14^th at JGP Romania.  His personal best is 128.97.  He is 15 years old.

Brendan Kerry, AUS: He finished 17th in the preliminary round at Junior Worlds last season.  He placed 19th at Four Continents. He placed 14th at Junior Grand Prix Australia.  His personal best is 144.26.  He is 17 years old.

Bernhard Pauli, AUT: He is 14 years old.

Pavel Ignatenko, BLR: He finished 8^th at JGP Latvia and 10^th at JGP Estonia.  His personal best is 154.34.  He is 16 years old.

Luiz Manella, BRA: He placed 22nd at Four Continents.  He finished 7th at JGP Italy.  His personal best is 149.03.  He is 17 years old.

Liam Firus, CAN (D): He finished 20th at Junior Worlds last season.  He won bronze at JGP Australia and finished 11^th at JGP Austria.  His personal best is 180.00.  He is 19 years old.

Nam Nguyen, CAN:  He finished 12^th in his JGP debut in Latvia and won bronze at JGP Romania.  His personal best is 169.55.  He is 13 years old.

Han Yan, CHN (D): He finished 6th at Junior Worlds last season.  He won gold at JGP Austria and Italy to qualify for the JGP Final where he won silver.  His personal best is 219.37.  He is 15 years old.

He Zhang, CHN (D): He won silver at JGP Latvia and finished 5^th at JGP Austria.   His personal best is 182.38.  He is 15 years old.

Chih-I Tsao, TPE: He finished 11^th at JGP Australia.  His personal best is 133.24.  He is 14 years old.

Petr Coufal, CZE (D): He finished 19th at Junior Worlds last season.  He placed 8th at JGP Poland and 13^th at JGP Austria.  His personal best is 156.63.  He is 17 years old.

Daniel Albert Naurits, EST (D): He placed 17th at JGP Estonia.  His personal best is 96.02.  He is 13 years old.  

Matthias Versluis, FIN: He placed 17^th at JGP Latvia and 9^th at JGP Poland.  His personal best is 140.21.  He is 17 years old.

Armen Agaian, GEO: He finished 26th in the preliminary round at Junior Worlds last season.  He placed 20^th at his JGP debut in Poland.  His personal best is 82.04.  He is 15 years old.

Martin Rappe, GER: He finished 7^th at JGP Latvia and 6^th at JGP Italy.  His personal best is 155.54.  He is 18 years old.

Harry Mattick, GBR: He finished 16th in the preliminary round at Junior Worlds last season.  He placed 11th at JGP Poland.  His personal best is 137.58.  He is 18 years old.

Wayne Wing Yin Chung, HKG: He placed 17th at JGP Australia.  His personal best is 99.44.  He is 15 years old.

Kristof Forgo, HUN: His personal best is 98.55.  He is 18 years old.

Maurizio Zandron, ITA: He finished 7th at JGP Austria and 8^th at JGP Italy.  His personal best is 155.33.  He is 18 years old.

Ryuju Hino, JPN (D): He won gold at JGP Latvia and silver at JGP Romania to qualify for the JGP Final where he finished 5th.  His personal best is 182.71.  He is 17 years old.

Keiji Tanaka, JPN (D): He is the reigning World Junior silver medalist.  He won silver at JGP Australia and bronze at JGP Austria to qualify for the JGP Final where he finished 6th.  His personal best is 196.98.  He is 17 years old.

Shoma Uno, JPN (D): He won silver at the Youth Olympic Games.  He finished 4^th at his international debut in Poland and won bronze at JGP Estonia.  His personal best is 175.15.  He is 14 years old.

Denis Ten, KAZ (D): He finished 14th at the World Championships.  He placed 6th at Four Continents.  He placed 5^th at Skate America and Skate Canada.  His personal best is 212.39.  He is 18 years old.

Arturas Ganzela, LTU: He finished 27^th at his JGP debut in Poland.  His personal best is 87.27.  He is 15 years old.

Julian Zhi Jie Yee, MAS: He finished 22^nd at his international debut in Italy and 14^th at JGP Estonia.  His personal best is 112.90.  He is 14 years old.

Florian Gostelie, NED: He placed 18^th at his JGP debut in Poland.  His personal best is 88.10.  He is 18 years old.

Michael Christian Martinez, PHI: He finished 7th at the Youth Olympic Games.  He placed 8th at JGP Australia.  His personal best is 151.60.  He is 15 years old.

Kamil Dymowski, POL: He finished 14th at JGP Poland and 13^th at JGP Estonia.  His personal best is 116.19.  He is 16 years old.

June-Hyoung Lee, KOR: He placed 4th at the Youth Olympic Games.  He finished 4^th in his JGP debut in Latvia and won bronze at JGP Italy.  His personal best is 176.48.  He is 15 years old. 

Zsolt Kosz, ROU: He placed 20th at JGP Romania.  His personal best is 103.59.  He is 19 years old.

Zhan Bush, RUS (D): He finished 11th at Junior Worlds last season.  His personal best is 176.64.  He is 18 years old.

Artur Dmitriev, RUS (D): He finished 8th at Junior Worlds last season.  He won silver at JGP Poland and finished 4^th at JGP Italy.  His personal best is 197.09.  He is 19 years old.

Victor Bustamante, ESP: He finished 14th at JGP Austria and Italy.  His personal best is 132.28.  He is 17 years old.

Marcus Bjork, SWE (D): He is 17 years old.

Suchet Kongchim, THA: He finished 25th in the preliminary round at Junior Worlds last season..  He placed 18th at JGP Australia and 25^th at JGP Italy.  His personal best is 88.61.  He is 18 years old.

Osman Akgun, TUR: He finished 16^th at his JGP debut in Latvia.  His personal best is 131.15.  He is 15 years old.

Yakov Godorozha, UKR (D): He finished 8th at JGP Romania and JGP Estonia.  His personal best is 147.22.  He is 18 years old.

Jason Brown, USA (D): He placed 7th at Junior Worlds.  He won gold at JGP Australia and silver at JGP Italy to qualify for the JGP Final where he won gold.  His personal best is 208.41.  He is 17 years old.

Timothy Dolensky, USA (D): He won the bronze at JGP Latvia and finished 4^th at JGP Austria.  His personal best is 176.77.  He is 19 years old.

Joshua Farris, USA (D): He won gold at JGP Poland and JGP Estonia to qualify for the JGP Final where he won bronze.  His personal best is 207.67.  He is 17 years old.

Canadian Nationals Men's Results

Senior Men

Rank	Competitor(s)	Section	SP	FP	Points
1	Patrick Chan	CO	101.33	200.81	302.14
2	Kevin Reynolds	BC/YT	80.81	158.63	239.44
3	Jeremy Ten	BC/YT	70.81	136.69	207.50
4	Elladj Balde	QC	68.32	138.21	206.53
5	Andrei Rogozine	CO	60.82	127.82	188.64
6	Liam Firus	BC/YT	66.34	121.44	187.78
7	Nam Nguyen	BC/YT	57.32	121.96	179.28
8	Raphael Yacobi-Harris	CO	56.19	113.63	169.82
9	Samuel Morais	QC	59.19	106.89	166.08
10	Maxime-Billy Fortin	QC	52.17	104.54	156.71
11	Dave Ferland	QC	51.18	103.87	155.05
12	Charles Dion	QC	50.70	99.40	150.10
13	Sasha Alcoloumbre	QC	47.51	102.54	150.05
14	Shaquille Davis	CO	48.93	95.27	144.20
15	Dominic Rondeau	QC	48.53	83.30	131.83
16	Benjamin Tidy	QC	46.38	84.08	130.46
17	David Struthers	QC	45.46	82.63	128.09
18	Benjamin Guthrie	NO	48.83	73.65	122.48

JGP Austria Mens Preview

This is a stacked event and it will be quite the fight for the medal stand.  


Keiji Tanaka of Japan is the reigning World Junior silver medalist and kicked off his season with a silver medal in Australia.  He'll need another gold to guarantee a spot in the JGP Final.  He Zhang of China also kicked off his season with a silver medal, his in Latvia.  Liam Firus of Canada and Timothy Dolensky of the United States both have one bronze medal this season.


In addition to these medal winners, two skaters are kicking off their JGP season.  Han Yan of China won gold at both of his JGP assignments last season and won silver at the JGPF.  He finished a disappointing 6th at Worlds.  Gordei Gorshkov of Russia won one silver medal last season and also qualified for the JGPF.


With only 6 spots up for grabs in the Final and so many medal winners at this event, making the podium is going to be very important, and extremely difficult.  There isn't a very deep men's field in China, and Han Yan could have elected to go senior, but by staying junior, I believe he feels he has something to prove and that could give him the extra edge in this event.


My podium predictions:
Gold: Han Yan
Silver: Keiji Tanaka
Bronze: Gordei Gorshkov


Bios of the competitors:


David Kranjec, AUS: He finished 12^th in his JGP debut in Australia.  His personal best is 128.93.  He is 17 years old.

Manuel Drechsler, AUT: He finished 21^st at his international debut in Poland.  His personal best is 73.06.  He is 15 years old.

Liam Firus, CAN: He finished 20th at Junior Worlds.  He won bronze at JGP Australia.  His personal best is 180.00.  He is 19 years old.

Han Yan, CHN: He finished 6th at Junior Worlds.  He won gold at JGP Austria and Czech Republic last season to qualify for the JGPF where he won silver.  His personal best is 193.62.  He is 15 years old.


He Zhang, CHN: He won silver at JGP Latvia.   His personal best is 182.38.  He is 14 years old. 

Petr Coufal, CZE: He finished 19th at Junior Worlds.  He placed 8th at JGP Poland.  His personal best is 156.63.  He is 16 years old.

Bela Papp, FIN: He finished 20th in the preliminary round at Worlds and 22nd at Junior Worlds.  He finished 13th at JGP Australia.  His personal best is 145.18.  He is 17 years old.

Simon Hocquaux, FRA: He finished 10^th in his JGP debut in Australia.  His personal best is 140.76.  He is 15 years old.

Niko Ulankovsky, GER: This is his JGP debut.  He is 14 years old.

Peter-James Hallam, GBR: This is his international debut.  He is 16 years old.

Harry Hau Yin Lee, HKG: He finished 22nd at JGP Japan last season.  His personal best is 86.12.  He is 17 years old.

Maurizio Zandron, ITA: He finished 17th at JGP Great Britain and 10th at JGP Czech Republic last season.  His personal best is 133.70.  He is 18 years old.

Sei Kawahara, JPN: He placed 6^th at JGP Latvia.  His personal best is 160.49.  He is 15 years old.

Keiji Tanaka, JPN: He is the reigning World Junior silver medalist.  He won silver at JGP Australia.  His personal best is 196.98.  He is 16 years old.

Gordei Gorshkov, RUS: He placed 9^th at the World Junior Championships.  He finished 4^th at JGP Japan and took the silver medal at JGP Germany to qualify for the JGPF where he placed 8^th.  His personal best is 185.84.  He is 18 years old.

Marco Klepoch, SVK: This is his international debut.  He is 13 years old.

Victor Bustamante, ESP: He finished 13th at JGP France and 25th at JGP Germany.  His personal best is 106.44.  He is 17 years old.

Tomi Pulkkinen, SUI: He finished 25th at World Juniors.  He placed 15th at JGP Japan and 14th at JGP Germany last season.  His personal best is 143.73.  He is 19 years old.

Burak Demirboga, TUR: This is his JGP debut.  He is 15 years old.

Stanislav Pertsov, UKR: He finished 15^th at World Juniors.  He placed 10^th at JGP Latvia.  His personal best is 161.92.  He is 19 years old.

Timothy Dolensky, USA: He won the bronze at his JGP debut in Latvia.  His personal best is 176.77.  He is 19 years old.

Philip Warren, USA: He finished 6^th at his JGP debut in Australia.  His personal best is 166.42.  He is 18 years old.

JGP Australia Mens Free Skate Results

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Jason BROWN	USA	129.03	62.53		66.50	6.64	6.61	6.64	6.68	6.68	0.00	#15
2	Keiji TANAKA	JPN	127.71	65.45		62.26	6.46	5.96	6.32	6.25	6.14	0.00	#19
3	Mikhail KOLYADA	RUS	123.60	65.40		58.20	5.96	5.46	5.93	5.86	5.89	0.00	#13
4	Liam FIRUS	CAN	122.91	59.69		63.22	6.36	6.04	6.46	6.39	6.36	0.00	#16
5	Dong-Won LEE	KOR	113.16	57.76		55.40	5.89	5.21	5.57	5.57	5.46	0.00	#14
6	Philip WARREN	USA	111.87	53.57		59.30	5.86	5.75	6.11	5.93	6.00	1.00	#18
7	Yoji TSUBOI	JPN	100.99	47.91		54.08	5.86	5.18	5.32	5.43	5.25	1.00	#17
8	Simon HOCQUAUX	FRA	98.36	49.82		48.54	4.96	4.64	4.96	4.89	4.82	0.00	#9
9	Christopher BERNECK	GER	96.98	46.46		51.52	5.29	4.68	5.18	5.29	5.32	1.00	#11
10	Michael Christian MARTINEZ	PHI	95.44	46.96		49.48	5.00	4.71	5.07	5.07	4.89	1.00	#10
11	Chih-I TSAO	TPE	87.64	43.26		46.38	4.79	4.61	4.57	4.68	4.54	2.00	#12
12	David KRANJEC	AUS	86.89	39.41		47.48	4.89	4.57	4.75	4.89	4.64	0.00	#7
13	Bela PAPP	FIN	84.04	40.20		43.84	4.57	4.14	4.46	4.39	4.36	0.00	#6
14	Brendan KERRY	AUS	81.13	41.27		41.86	4.61	3.96	4.04	4.36	3.96	2.00	#8
15	Marco ZAKOURIL	CZE	76.56	37.54		41.02	4.25	3.93	4.04	4.18	4.11	2.00	#5
16	Oliver PORTER	AUS	66.75	27.75		39.00	4.21	3.68	4.04	3.86	3.71	0.00	#4
17	Suchet KONGCHIM	THA	66.09	31.65		34.44	3.75	3.11	3.54	3.50	3.32	0.00	#1
18	Wayne Wing Yin CHUNG	HKG	63.74	30.32		33.42	3.64	3.11	3.39	3.39	3.18	0.00	#3
WD	Ryan Zhi Jwen YEE	MAS											#2

FPl.	Name	Nation	Points	SP	FS
1	Jason BROWN	USA	197.23	1	1
2	Keiji TANAKA	JPN	192.36	2	2
3	Liam FIRUS	CAN	180.00	3	4
4	Mikhail KOLYADA	RUS	177.55	6	3
5	Dong-Won LEE	KOR	166.47	7	5
6	Philip WARREN	USA	166.42	5	6
7	Yoji TSUBOI	JPN	157.64	4	7
8	Michael Christian MARTINEZ	PHI	148.13	8	10
9	Christopher BERNECK	GER	142.35	10	9
10	Simon HOCQUAUX	FRA	140.76	11	8
11	Chih-I TSAO	TPE	133.24	9	11
12	David KRANJEC	AUS	128.93	13	12
13	Bela PAPP	FIN	123.86	14	13
14	Brendan KERRY	AUS	123.48	12	14
15	Marco ZAKOURIL	CZE	113.15	15	15
16	Oliver PORTER	AUS	102.03	17	16
17	Wayne Wing Yin CHUNG	HKG	99.44	16	18
18	Suchet KONGCHIM	THA	88.61	19	17
WD	Ryan Zhi Jwen YEE	MAS		18

JGP Australia Mens Short Program Results

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Jason BROWN	USA	68.20	36.84		31.36	6.36	6.00	6.32	6.32	6.36	0.00	#6
2	Keiji TANAKA	JPN	64.65	35.65		29.00	6.04	5.57	5.75	5.93	5.71	0.00	#5
3	Liam FIRUS	CAN	57.09	30.27		26.82	5.43	5.18	5.39	5.43	5.39	0.00	#18
4	Yoji TSUBOI	JPN	56.65	29.87		26.78	5.64	5.11	5.32	5.39	5.32	0.00	#17
5	Philip WARREN	USA	54.55	27.99		26.56	5.39	5.07	5.46	5.39	5.25	0.00	#19
6	Mikhail KOLYADA	RUS	53.95	27.26		26.69	5.61	5.04	5.43	5.36	5.25	0.00	#15
7	Dong-Won LEE	KOR	53.31	26.70		26.61	5.57	5.04	5.32	5.43	5.25	0.00	#3
8	Michael Christian MARTINEZ	PHI	52.69	27.41		25.28	4.96	5.00	5.21	5.07	5.04	0.00	#16
9	Chih-I TSAO	TPE	45.60	23.65		21.95	4.57	4.14	4.39	4.46	4.39	0.00	#4
10	Christopher BERNECK	GER	45.37	22.25		24.12	5.00	4.54	4.79	4.93	4.86	1.00	#10
11	Simon HOCQUAUX	FRA	42.40	21.47		20.93	4.39	4.00	4.11	4.32	4.11	0.00	#14
12	Brendan KERRY	AUS	42.35	22.20		21.15	4.54	4.00	4.11	4.32	4.18	1.00	#8
13	David KRANJEC	AUS	42.04	19.86		22.18	4.68	4.14	4.50	4.54	4.32	0.00	#11
14	Bela PAPP	FIN	39.82	21.04		20.78	4.39	3.89	4.11	4.21	4.18	2.00	#2
15	Marco ZAKOURIL	CZE	36.59	17.23		20.36	4.25	4.00	4.07	4.11	3.93	1.00	#7
16	Wayne Wing Yin CHUNG	HKG	35.70	17.88		17.82	3.86	3.39	3.54	3.57	3.46	0.00	#1
17	Oliver PORTER	AUS	35.28	14.91		20.37	4.29	3.75	4.11	4.11	4.11	0.00	#12
18	Ryan Zhi Jwen YEE	MAS	33.61	16.14		17.47	3.68	3.29	3.50	3.57	3.43	0.00	#9
19	Suchet KONGCHIM	THA	22.52	7.81		15.71	3.32	2.89	3.00	3.46	3.04	1.00	#13