Showing posts with label short dance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label short dance. Show all posts

Thursday, April 11, 2013

World Team Trophy Short Dance Results

Pl.  NameNationTSS
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1Madison CHOCK / Evan BATESUSA66.5434.3532.198.007.718.078.258.140.00#4
2Kaitlyn WEAVER / Andrew POJECAN62.4230.2133.218.258.078.298.468.391.00#6
3Ksenia MONKO / Kirill KHALIAVINRUS59.4731.4328.047.046.936.867.256.960.00#1
4Cathy REED / Chris REEDJPN56.3530.1426.216.616.326.716.546.570.00#3
5Pernelle CARRON / Lloyd JONESFRA54.7327.3527.386.866.716.717.046.860.00#5
6Xiaoyang YU / Chen WANGCHN45.1522.5722.585.715.435.575.935.570.00#2

Thursday, March 14, 2013

World Championships Short Dance

Group 5
Davis/White, USA: 38.29 TES + 38.83 PCS = 77.12 and into 1st place
  • Great unison on the twizzles, right on the music and good distance between them
  • Nice expression, fluidity and edges in the non touching step sequence
  • Nice speed in the polka and flow across the ice, good bounce to the steps while still being down into their knees
  • Nice final position in the rotational lift in a split position on his back
  • Solid performance from start to finish and everything looked really clean
Coomes/Buckland, GBR: 33.43 TES + 30.23 PCS = 63.66 and into 3rd place
  • Good set of three twizzles right on the music, but they seemed a little bouncy
  • She seems to lean forward a bit in some of the transitional steps and could stretch through her back more
  • They look very stiff in this polka and everything seems very placed and mechanical and it could have a lot more flow
  • A little bouncy and off on their timing in places in the non touching step sequence
  • There's quite a height difference between them and they don't seem to always know how to use holds that work for them to emphasize the difference
  • Nice back walkover into the lift
Zhiganshina/Gazsi, GER: 30.85 TES + 29.74 PCS = 60.59 and into 4th place
  • Traveled really far apart on the twizzles and he seemed to slightly lose his leg position in the 2nd set
  • They could stretch more through their arms in the hand to hand hold in the Polka and they could do more with their free arms as well; good speed and down into the ice though
  • He has really nice stretch through his lines and she could have a bit more to match him
  • Twist around to a straight line lift with a nice exit
Weaver/Poje, CAN: 34.22 TES + 33.32 PCS = 67.54 and into 2nd place
  • Good match to their leg lines in the Polka, but I'd like to see more extension and snap through their change of arm positions
  • Good twizzles but 2nd set of three seemed slow
  • I usually love everything Kaitlyn wears, but this dress seems to have too much fabric around the midsection and almost seems too big for her
  • Good energy through the midline step sequence but just a bit choppy in places
  • Nice entry into the haircutter rotational lift
  • A really solid performance for them considering they weren't even supposed to be here after her surgery in December
Virtue/Moir, CAN: 35.57 TES + 38.30 PCS = 73.87 and into 2nd place
  • Really lovely turn sequence at the beginning where she seems to spin forever before falling into his grasp
  • Odd edit to the music to get the polka in and they seem to be moving faster than the pace of the music because of the way it sounds
  • It looks like she caught an edge on her twizzles and they slightly lose the unison in two of the sets
  • Lovely lines and good one foot sequence through the non touching step sequence
  • Twist up to a good, fast rotational lift
  • I like this program a lot more than at the beginning of the season but I think the Polka seems thrown in as an afterthought and does not have a cohesive flow.  The Polka seems to interrupt the waltz rather than add to it
Group 6
Pechalat/Bourzat, FRA: 34.57 TES + 35.08 PCS = 69.65 and into 3rd place
  • A little off on their unison in the twizzles and very slow in the 2nd set
  • Good matching leg lines, changes in pattern and unison in their non touching step sequence
  • Nice changes of position in the rotational lift
  • Good leg lines in the polka and nice use of their arms in the hold and their free arms to carry the character of the piece
  • That little assisted back flip came out of no where and was very smooth
Cappellini/Lanotte, ITA: 34.28 TES + 33.65 PCS = 67.93 and into 4th place
  • Good unison on their twizzles but a little slow compared to the top teams
  • He holds her by the wrist and causes her to bend her arm in a few places in the Polka hold; good speed and flow through the Polka 
  • Nice flow, coverage, unison, leg extension and expression in their non touching step sequence
  • I'd like to see a bit more speed and a more creative entry into their rotational spin
Shibutani/Shibutani, USA: 34.14 TES + 32.00 PCS = 66.14 and into 7th place
  • He has a great frame for her in the Polka; great fast feed with nice flow and ease across the ice
  • Insane unison and difficulty in their twizzles--especially when they open up from the rotation and pull back in to complete another turn to finish them off
  • I really like the length of their lines in the non touching step sequence and the use of their arms
  • Good speed in the rotational lift
  • Technically everything looked really good but this program doesn't let them shine
Ilinykh/Katsalapov, RUS: 31.28 TES + 34.79 PCS =66.07 and into 8th place
  • He goes a little rogue on the first set of twizzles but manages to hold on
  • Nice speed and ice coverage in the non touching step sequence, but the unison was off in places and a little choppy
  • I'd like for their free arms to match better in the Polka; they also seem to be rushing and not really hitting through the end of their lines
Bobrova/Soloviev, RUS: 34.71 TES + 35.34 PCS = 70.05 and into 3rd place
  • Nice fast feet, but they seem to be a bit above the ice in times on the Polka
  • Slow and far apart on the twizzles
  • Cartwheel flip up into a nice lift that wrapped around his body--nice to see something beside a rotational lift 
  • A little choppy and she seems to be losing her posture in places on the non touching step sequence
  • She started celebrating the program before the music even ended
Pl.  Qual.NameNationTSS
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1QMeryl DAVIS / Charlie WHITEUSA77.1238.29 38.839.579.509.829.829.790.00#20
2QTessa VIRTUE / Scott MOIRCAN73.8735.57 38.309.469.439.649.719.610.00#24
3QEkaterina BOBROVA / Dmitri SOLOVIEVRUS70.0534.71 35.348.828.648.938.868.890.00#29
4QNathalie PECHALAT / Fabian BOURZATFRA69.6534.57 35.088.688.548.868.938.820.00#25
5QAnna CAPPELLINI / Luca LANOTTEITA67.9334.28 33.658.298.188.508.468.570.00#26
6QKaitlyn WEAVER / Andrew POJECAN67.5434.22 33.328.258.048.508.398.430.00#23
7QMadison CHOCK / Evan BATESUSA66.7434.78 31.967.897.718.118.078.110.00#15
8QMaia SHIBUTANI / Alex SHIBUTANIUSA66.1434.14 32.008.077.868.118.047.930.00#27
9QElena ILINYKH / Nikita KATSALAPOVRUS66.0731.28 34.798.828.508.758.688.710.00#28
10QPenny COOMES / Nicholas BUCKLANDGBR63.6633.43 30.237.397.437.797.577.610.00#21
11QNelli ZHIGANSHINA / Alexander GAZSIGER60.5930.85 29.747.257.077.687.647.500.00#22
12QPernelle CARRON / Lloyd JONESFRA60.5831.86 28.727.006.897.367.297.320.00#19
13QEkaterina RIAZANOVA / Ilia TKACHENKORUS59.5228.86 30.667.717.467.717.797.640.00#18
14QSiobhan HEEKIN-CANEDY / Dmitri DUNUKR59.2032.93 26.276.576.396.686.756.460.00#8
15QPiper GILLES / Paul POIRIERCAN58.6131.00 27.616.896.507.077.007.000.00#5
16QCharlene GUIGNARD / Marco FABBRIITA57.8930.85 27.046.796.547.006.686.790.00#7
17QJulia ZLOBINA / Alexei SITNIKOVAZE57.8029.65 28.157.186.827.217.076.930.00#16
18QIsabella TOBIAS / Deividas STAGNIUNASLTU57.3931.13 26.266.546.326.686.796.500.00#9
19QCathy REED / Chris REEDJPN53.9528.29 26.666.506.296.756.936.791.00#17
20QSara HURTADO / Adria DIAZESP53.1229.92 23.205.685.576.045.895.820.00#4
21Lucie MYSLIVECKOVA / Neil BROWNCZE51.8228.13 23.695.965.616.006.075.930.00#11
22Olesia KARMI / Max LINDHOLMFIN48.0627.29 20.775.214.935.255.365.180.00#3
23Allison REED / Vasili ROGOVISR46.6325.78 20.855.255.075.215.435.110.00#1
24Zsuzsanna NAGY / Mate FEJESHUN45.6022.73 22.875.825.545.825.865.570.00#12
25Irina SHTORK / Taavi RANDEST45.2922.79 22.505.795.395.715.935.360.00#10
26Federica TESTA / Lukas CSOLLEYSVK44.7322.50 22.235.545.255.645.755.570.00#6
27Justyna PLUTOWSKA / Peter GERBERPOL44.0023.57 20.435.114.895.295.145.110.00#2
28Alisa AGAFONOVA / Alper UCARTUR43.9822.21 22.775.755.366.045.645.681.00#13
29Viktoria KAVALIOVA / Yurii BIELIAIEVBLR32.5014.50 18.004.544.294.504.794.390.00#14

Thursday, February 28, 2013

Junior Worlds Short Dance Results

Pl.  Qual.NameNationTSS
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1QAlexandra STEPANOVA / Ivan BUKINRUS64.6534.71 29.947.507.327.507.547.540.00#31
2QGabriella PAPADAKIS / Guillaume CIZERONFRA61.5832.21 29.377.327.117.507.367.390.00#30
3QAlexandra ALDRIDGE / Daniel EATONUSA56.8928.99 27.907.006.757.047.007.040.00#27
4QMackenzie BENT / Garrett MACKEENCAN55.8830.58 25.306.366.116.466.366.320.00#35
5QValeria ZENKOVA / Valerie SINITSINRUS55.8230.57 25.256.326.146.326.396.360.00#26
6QMadeline EDWARDS / Zhao Kai PANGCAN54.9229.36 25.566.396.186.506.396.460.00#32
7QAnna NAGORNYUK / Viktor KOVALENKOUZB52.1928.21 23.986.005.756.116.046.040.00#33
8QLorraine MCNAMARA / Quinn CARPENTERUSA51.8028.79 23.015.615.435.965.865.860.00#24
9QEvgenia KOSIGINA / Nikolai MOROSHKINRUS50.6424.85 25.796.436.186.546.466.570.00#29
10QShari KOCH / Christian NÜCHTERNGER50.5925.86 24.736.216.006.216.256.210.00#28
11QKaitlin HAWAYEK / Jean-Luc BAKERUSA49.6326.44 23.195.825.545.895.895.820.00#21
12QAlexandra NAZAROVA / Maxim NIKITINUKR48.0325.15 22.885.795.465.795.795.750.00#23
13QEstelle ELIZABETH / Romain LE GACFRA47.2025.86 21.345.325.115.505.365.360.00#22
14QCagla DEMIRSAL / Berk AKALINTUR47.0326.92 21.115.295.045.395.365.291.00#25
15QSofia SFORZA / Francesco FIORETTIITA44.8621.00 23.865.965.865.966.075.960.00#34
16QYiyi ZHANG / Nan WUCHN44.7126.14 18.574.824.434.754.644.570.00#6
17QRebeka KIM / Kirill MINOVKOR44.2725.35 18.924.824.544.754.754.750.00#7
18QAlessia BUSI / Andrea FABBRIITA44.2026.58 18.624.644.364.864.644.751.00#10
19QRia SCHIFFNER / Julian SALATZKIGER44.1424.36 19.784.894.715.045.005.040.00#17
20QCelia ROBLEDO / Luis FENEROESP43.7224.28 19.444.824.545.004.934.960.00#15
21Viktoria KAVALIOVA / Yurii BIELIAIEVBLR43.5123.07 20.445.184.965.145.115.140.00#18
22Olivia SMART / Joseph BUCKLANDGBR42.7722.86 19.914.894.795.185.114.930.00#11
23Karolina PROCHAZKOVA / Michal CESKACZE41.8020.00 21.805.465.255.365.545.570.00#19
24Sara AGHAI / Jussiville PARTANENFIN41.6322.50 19.134.824.544.824.824.860.00#20
25Lolita YERMAK / Alexei KHIMICHUKR41.3122.64 19.674.934.755.004.964.931.00#12
26Carina GLASTRIS / Nicholas LETTNERGRE36.8119.57 17.244.364.074.364.364.360.00#13
27Nicole KUZMICH / Jordan HOCKLEYSLO36.3322.71 14.623.793.463.793.643.611.00#4
28Olga JAKUSHINA / Aleksandrs GRISHINSLAT35.9218.93 16.994.254.114.324.394.180.00#16
29Joanna ZAJAC / Cezary ZAWADSKIPOL34.1520.43 13.723.613.293.543.503.250.00#5
30Anna BOLSHEM / Ronald ZILBERBERGISR32.6715.07 17.604.464.254.434.544.320.00#9
31Johanna ALLIK / Paul Michael BELLANTUONOEST31.9515.10 17.854.464.324.394.614.501.00#14
32Christine SMITH / Simon EISENBAUERAUT31.2618.07 13.193.463.113.323.433.180.00#1
33Laura ABTS / Maarten BUCKENSBEL28.2615.85 12.413.212.933.183.113.070.00#2
34Slavyana TSENOVA / Egor ZAYTSEVBUL27.6815.35 12.333.253.003.213.292.750.00#3
35Liliana KIRALY / Szabolcs NAGYHUN26.5813.13 13.453.503.213.503.433.210.00#8

Saturday, February 9, 2013

Four Continents Short Dance Results

Pl.  NameNationTSS
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1Tessa VIRTUE / Scott MOIRCAN75.1237.50 37.629.299.149.509.509.540.00#7
2Meryl DAVIS / Charlie WHITEUSA74.6836.86 37.829.329.439.399.619.500.00#12
3Madison CHOCK / Evan BATESUSA65.4433.79 31.657.827.467.968.078.140.00#11
4Maia SHIBUTANI / Alex SHIBUTANIUSA63.2632.07 31.197.827.547.867.867.860.00#10
5Piper GILLES / Paul POIRIERCAN60.2030.50 29.707.367.257.437.547.500.00#6
6Cathy REED / Chris REEDJPN53.9728.79 25.186.216.076.296.506.360.00#9
7Nicole ORFORD / Thomas WILLIAMSCAN53.7026.79 26.916.686.466.936.866.710.00#13
8Danielle OBRIEN / Gregory MERRIMANAUS48.8127.00 21.815.465.255.365.645.500.00#4
9Emi HIRAI / Marien DE LA ASUNCIONJPN44.7224.43 20.295.004.824.965.255.250.00#3
10Anna NAGORNYUK / Viktor KOVALENKOUZB43.3222.14 21.185.545.075.365.255.250.00#5
11Xiaoyang YU / Chen WANGCHN43.1720.57 22.605.715.615.545.685.680.00#8
12Bryna OI / Taiyo MIZUTANIJPN33.9016.79 17.114.324.184.364.364.180.00#1
13Pilar MAEKAWA MORENO / Leonardo MAEKAWA MORENOMEX33.3716.35 17.024.394.074.394.004.390.00#2

Friday, January 25, 2013

US Nationals Short Dance

Group 1
Donaldson/Jacobs: 11.10 TES + 12.62 PCS = 23.71 
  • A little far in places in their non touching step sequence; they are a little off on the timing and unison and he doesn't have great lines and stretch through the steps
  • Decent twizzles, but slow
  • They seem to have trouble switching holds in the Polka and he seems to be gripping her arms to keep her in the hold; they're also really on top of their edges and seem very choppy
  • Rotational lift in a haircutter position is a little slow
Ponomaryova/Altukhov: 14.36 TES + 15.70 PCS = 30.06 and into 1st place
  • She is a full on diva on the ice
  • Off on the twizzles in unison but good distance between them through the three sets
  • They seem a little clunky and a bit wild in the Yankee Polka
  • Cartwheel into a straightline lift
  • They seem to be trailing in a straight line during the non touching step sequence and don't have a connection with each other
Gamelin/Gamelin: 23.36 TES + 22.40 PCS = 45.76 and into 1st place
  • Super fast speed in the straight line lift with lots of position changes
  • Bobble on the twizzles
  • Nice matching lines and great use of their free arms to accent the movements and show the security in the steps; nice feel to the Polka sequence, very light and airy
  • There are a few places that she could stretch through her free leg more in the transitions
  • Nice quality and variety of movement in their non touching step sequence; good long lines
Hoptman/Filchenkov: 24.14 TES + 22.89 PCS = 47.03 and into 1st place
  • They twizzle in opposite directions and cross each other during the three sets--it catches the eye and stands out but also helps to hide any mistakes in unison
  • She is very expressive and knows when to play something light and airy vs more serious
  • A good lightness in the Polka but a bit hunched over in the posture and choppy in just a few spots
  • Split rotational lift and a dance spin into their ending pose
Cannuscio/McManus: 29.86 TES + 26.47 PCS = 56.33 and into 1st place
  • Really nice change of holds in the Yankee Polka and great use of the free arm; nice flow across the ice and she's keeping her performance up
  • Difficult twizzle variation with free leg held out to the side
  • A little off in unison in spots in the non touching steps, but great distance between them and nice matching lines and extension through their free legs
  • One arm rotational lift with a nice up and down flow
Group 2
Olson/Hubbell: 29.15 TES + 25.53 PCS = 54.68 and into 2nd place
  • Nice twizzles with good unison and nice expression from her at the end
  • Interesting take on the rotational haircutter lift
  • A bobble from her and one from him on the non touching step sequence
  • A bit off on the Polka and they seem to be struggling in places to stay in the hold
  • She is such a star and I think they have good potential but just need more time to gel together
Tran/Kaplun: 20.14 TES + 19.37 PCS = 39.51 and into 5th place
  • This opening into the Polka is very clunky and heavy on the steps and looks very placed like they aren't committed to the choreography
  • They seem off on unison, not great knee bend and not great edges in the Polka
  • They seem to have trouble finding each other after the changes of hold
  • She needs to stretch through her legs through the changes of position in the lifts
  • Off on the twizzles unison
  • He has great carriage and presence on the ice and really pays attention to some of the details like stretching through the free leg and nice posture
Hubbell/Donohue: 35.35 TES + 32.40 PCS = 67.75 and into 1st place
  • Lovely entrance to their twizzles, difficult variations, good speed and nice unison
  • Flip up to a nice lift standing on his leg and twist down 
  • Missed the hand hold a bit there in a transition
  • They seem a bit more tense in the Polka then I remember seeing them but they have a good springiness and the crowd is getting into their peformance
  • Good choreography in the non touching steps with good unison and nice power across the ice
Kriengkrairut/Giuletti-Schmitt: 33.44 TES + 31.25 PCS = 64.69 and into 2nd place
  • Great energy and performance through the Polka and nice ease in the holds and great lightness in their legs
  • Beautiful spread eagle with her leaning over the blade
  • Arabesque picking her straight up, wrapping in attitude--such a gorgeous lift and very unique lift
  • Their little touches in the transitions and details are great and they have such a great and believable connection with each other on the ice
  • Nice twizzles
  • Getting tons of ice coverage on the non touching step sequence and nicely into their edges with good unison
Davis/White: 39.64 TES + 39.38 PCS = 79.02 and into 1st place
  • Super fast right from the top and they
  • re hitting every note in the music
  • Fantastic twizzles, very close, very fast and completely in unison
  • The ballerina in me appreciates the little details in the program like a saute in coupe, ballotes and cabrioles
  • Nice feel through the non touching, done very close together and in great unison
  • Great speed and lightness in the Polka with great use of their free arms and even their heads to accent the movement
  • Superb rotational lift with two completely different positions and a seamless change 
Group 3
Shibutani/Shibutani: 36.64 TES + 33.99 PCS -1.00 = 69.63 and into 2nd place
  • Very snappy steps and choreography at the top of the program
  • Good stretch through their free legs in the Polka but their free arms seem a little tense in places
  • Great unison through their twizzles and love that the last set opens up and pulls back in but they seemed slow compared to what we're used to seeing from them
  • Nice unison, power and edges through the non touching step sequence
  • Haircutter rotational lift
Cannuscio/Bramante: 27.58 TES + 24.93 PCS = 52.51 and into 7th place
  • He looked like he was having trouble with the opening twizzles but hung on, he seems to really lift his shoulders in the twizzles and needs to relax into them to have a better upper body line
  • Nice slide into a one arm rotational lift but I would have liked to see more speed and rotations
  • I know they're restricted on the temp of their music, this can can seems really slow
  • Good speed and push through the Polka and good job keeping up the theme of the dance throughout 
  • I find that he takes moments to look at her but she rarely looks at him, so they could work on their connection
Chock/Bates: 37.87 TES + 32.93 PCS = 70.80 and into 2nd place
  • Love the arms, edges, long leg lines and unison in their non touching step sequence and she is really playing up this character
  • Difficult twizzle variation with the leg crossed and front and all three sets looked nice
  • Some of these holds look really interesting with their height difference and she's doing a great job of staying in character
  • Haircutter rotational lift
  • Really solid program and it played to their strengths really well
Aronow/Brubaker: 27.29 TES + 24.06 PCS -1.00 = 50.35 and into 9th place
  • I love her dress and it has a lot of unique touches
  • He has great leg lines and nice toe point in his free leg
  • She misses her blade on the first twizzle set and he bobbles out of the second set so they'll lose some levels and GOEs
  • He kind of drops her on a transition move and they have trouble getting into their Polka
  • This seemed like a jarring transition into the Polka 
  • She seems to be having a hard time getting all the steps in in the Polka
  • Good flexibility from her in the lift but they could have a faster rotation
Nardozzi/Traxler: 20.44 TES + 23.43 PCS -2.00 = 41.87 and into 12th place
  • Good distance between them and really nice unison especially in the 2nd set of twizzles
  • She pikes sometimes when she kicks up her free leg and could pull up out of her hips to get even more stretch through her line
  • Fun transition spin across the ice into a nice rotational lift
  • I really believe their program and feel like they genuinely have a connection to each other and the audience
  • Very quiet edges in the non touching step sequence and nice unison and quality of movement
PlaceStart No.NameScore
110Meryl Davis, Arctic FSC
Charlie White, Detroit SC
79.02
213Madison Chock, All Year FSC
Evan Bates, Ann Arbor FSC
70.80
311Maia Shibutani, SC of New York
Alex Shibutani, Arctic FSC
69.63
48Madison Hubbell, Detroit SC
Zachary Donohue, Detroit SC
67.75
59Lynn Kriengkrairut, All Year FSC
Logan Giulietti-Schmitt, Ann Arbor FSC
64.69
65Anastasia Cannuscio, University of Delaware FSC
Colin McManus, SC Of Boston
56.33
76Anastasia Olson, Detroit SC
Keiffer Hubbell, Detroit SC
54.68
812Isabella Cannuscio, University of Delaware FSC
Michael Bramante, SC Of Boston
52.51
914Alissandra Aronow, Arctic FSC
Collin Brubaker, All Year FSC
50.35
104Ginna Hoptman, IceWorks SC
Pavel Filchenkov, IceWorks SC
47.03
113Danielle Gamelin, SC of New York
Alexander Gamelin, SC of New York
45.76
1215Kristen Nardozzi, Stars FSC of Texas
Nick Traxler, Stars FSC of Texas
41.87
137Taylor Tran, Lakewood Winter Club
Sam Kaplun, All Year FSC
39.51
142Kseniya Ponomaryova, Individual Member
Oleg Altukhov, Escondido FSC
30.06
151Katie Donaldson, Wichita FSC
Brock Jacobs, Wichita FSC
23.72