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Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Eastern Sectionals Preview

Friday, November 9th
9:20-10:40 Novice Ladies Short Program
2:35-3:40 Novice Pattern Dance
7:55-9:15 Novice Men's Short Program

Saturday, November 10th
11:45-1:05 Junior Ladies Short Program
1:20-2:10 Novice Free Dance
2:25-4:10 Junior Men's Short Program
5:55-7:15 Novice Men's Free Skate
7:30-8:50 Novice Ladies Free Skate

Sunday, November 11th
9:15-10:00 Novice Ladies Free Skate
10:15-1:45 Novice Short Dance
11:00-12:00 Junior Pairs Short Program
12:15-1:45 Senior Men's Short Program
2:00-3:45 Junior Ladies Free Skate
4:00-4:55 Senior Short Dance
5:10-6:30 Junior Men's Free Skate
6:45-7:15 Senior Pairs Short Program
7:30-9:20 Senior Ladies Short Program

Monday, November 12th
10:00-1:45 Novice Pairs Free Skate
11:00-11:35 Junior Free Dance
11:50-12:50 Junior Pairs Free Skate
1:05-2:05 Senior Free Dance
2:20-4:10 Senior Men's Free Skate
4:25-4:55 Senior Pairs Free Skate
5:10-7:00 Senior Ladies Free Skate

Senior Ladies

Fourteen ladies are competing in this event for four spots to nationals. Yasmin Siraj is the reigning Sectional Champion and placed 15th at nationals last year. She has the second best short program, third best free skate and second best total score from regionals. Haley Dunne finished 16th at nationals last season and has the 7th best short program, 2nd best free skate and 4th best total score. Joelle Forte placed 14th at nationals last season and has the 10th best short program. Aimee Buchanan finished 19th at nationals last year.

Lauren Dinh is the 2011 Junior Silver Medalist but did not make it out of regionals last season. She has the 5th best short program, 9th best free skate and 8th best total score from regionals. Jordan Bauth did not qualify for nationals last season but was assigned to the Youth Olympic Games where she finished 7th. Jenelle Herman finished 8th as a junior at nationals last season. Alexandria Shaughnessy is the reigning Novice Pairs Bronze Medalist. Jessica Hu has the 10th best free skate and total score from regionals.

Samantha Cesario won bronze medals at her last three Junior Grand Prix assignments but has struggled with injuries over the last few years and had to withdraw from nationals the last two seasons. She withdrew from her second JGP assignment earlier this season due to injury after her short program.

Senior Men
There are twelve men competing for four spots to nationals. Stephen Carriere finished 6th at nationals last season and finished 4th at Nebelhorn Trophy earlier this season. Grant Hochstein finished 12 at nationals, Wesley Campbell finished 17th, Alexander Akin placed 19th and Daniel Raad placed 20th.

Timothy Dolensky is the reigning Junior Men's Silver Medalist and placed 4th at the U.S. Figure Skating Classic. Harrison Choate is the reigning Junior Men's Pewter Medalist and won a bronze medal on the Junior Grand Prix. Emmanuel Savary finished 12th in juniors last season.

Senior Pairs
Two teams are competing and both will qualify for nationals. Zhang and Bartholomay finished 8th at nationals last season and 4th at the U.S. Figure Skating Classic. Kayne and O'Shea are a new team.

Senior Dance
Seven teams are competing and four will qualify for nationals. Cannuscio and McManus placed 6th at nationals and finished 7th at Skate America. Hoptman and Filchenkov placed 11th at nationals. Cannuscio and Bramante both competed at nationals last season but with different partners. The Gamelin siblings placed 12th as juniors at nationals.

Junior Ladies
Twelve ladies are competing for four spots at nationals. Madison Vinci is the reigning Novice Pewter Medalist. She has the 8th best short program, 4th best free skate and 4th best total score from regionals. Olivia Serafini finished 5th, Brianna Laxson finished 6th and Morgan Sewall finished 11th as a novice last season. Serafini has the 8th best free skate; Sewall has the 7tb best free skate and 9th best total score from regionals.

Junior Men
Eleven men are competing for four slots at nationals. Jay Yostanto finished 7th at nationals and placed 6th at his Junior Grand Prix assignments.

James Schetelich is the reigning Novice Men's Silver Medalist and has the 6th best short program score from regionals. Jimmy Ma placed 5th at nationals last season as a novice and has the 10th best short program, 4th best free skate and 5th best total score from regionals. Joseph Dolkiewicz placed 10th in Junior Pairs last season.

Junior Pairs
Seven teams are competing for four places at nationals. Oltmanns and Santillan finished 9th at nationals last season and placed 12th at their JGP assignment earlier this season. Goldberg/Dolkiewiecz placed 10th at nationals and Fujimoto/Barsi-Rhyne finished 11th.

Shaughnessy and Morgan are the reigning Novice Bronze Medalists. Belt and Johnson did not qualify for nationals last season but competed at the Youth Olympic Games.

Junior Dance
Four teams are competing and all four will qualify for nationals. McNamara and Carpenter are the reigning Junior Bronze Medalists, the Parsons siblings are the reigning Junior Pewter medalists and Pogrebinksy and Gudis finished 8th at nationals. Miller and MacMillan are the reigning Novice Silver Medalists. McNamara/Carpenter finished 4th and 6th in their JGP assignments, the Parsons finished 3rd and 6th, Pogrebinsky/Gudis placed 6th and 11th and Miller/MacMillan placed 10th.

Novice Ladies
Twelve ladies are competing for four spots at nationals. Dalia Rivkin is the reigning Intermediate Ladies Pewter Medalist. She has the 10th best short program, 7th best free skate and 5th best total score from regionals. Selin Kang finished 6th in Intermediate Ladies last season and Elise Romola finished 17th. Kang has the 10th best free skate score from regionals.

Novice Men
There are twelve men competing for four spots at nationals. Tony Lu placed 10th at nationals last season and Oleksiy Melnyk finished 11th. Lu has the 6th best short program, 10th best free skate and 7th best total score from regionals. Melnyk has the best short program, 3rd best free skate and 3rd best total score.

Sean Conlon is the reigning Intermediate Silver Medalist. Bennett Gottlieb finished 5th, Jonah Barrett finished 7th and Yamato Rowe finished 15th in Intermediate last season.

Novice Pairs
Five teams are competing for four spots to nationals. Donahoe/Rappold finished 10th at nationals last season. Knopp/Chinault finished 8th in Intermediate at nationals last season.

Novice Dance
Four teams are competing and all four will qualify for nationals. Lucas/Kazaksny finished 10th at nationals last season. The Becker siblings are the reigning Intermediate Champions and Wren/Shchepetov are the reigning Intermediate Bronze Medalists.

Saturday, September 8, 2012

JGP Austria Men's Preview

Ryuju Hino of Japan already has a bronze medal on the JGP this season from France and was just 1 point shy of his personal best at that event. With a gold medal here, he would give himself a good shot at the Final. He should also be able to improve on his personal best score here.

Jay Yostanto finished 5th in Italy last season with a consistent triple axel under his belt. He finished just 7th at U.S. nationals as a junior after some jump issues but with a strong performance he has the chance to claim his first medal.

Viktor Romanenkov has competed in 10 Junior Grand Prix events since 2007 but has failed to reach the medal stand. His best finish was 6th place in front of his home crowd last season. He has been steadily improving and with his experience, he could finally reach the medal stand among this crowd of newcomers.

Nathan Chen is making his Junior Grand Prix debut at just 13 years old but this formidable competitor already has two U.S. novice titles and the U.S. junior title under his belt. He has huge jumps and even bigger personality on the ice. He has remarkable consistency as well and can be counted on to nail his free skate. He didn't have the triple axel yet last season but has been working on it and if he lands it here, he could have an impressive debut. He own his only international assignment, the Gardena Spring Trophy as a novice last season.

My podium predictions:
Gold: Ryuju Hino
Silver: Nathan Chen
Bronze: Jay Yostanto

Bios of the competitors:
Manuel Drechsler, AUT: He placed 21st at JGP Poland and 22nd at JGP Austria last season. His personal best is 85.08. He is 16 years old.

Simon-Gabriel Ionian, AUT: This is his JGP debut. He is 17 years old.

Johannes Maierhofer, AUT: This is his international debut. He is 14 years old.

Pavel Strakach, BLR: This is his international debut.

Mitchell Gordon, CAN: He placed 7th at JGP Estonia last year. His personal best is 145.04. He is 16 years old.

Jordan Ju, TPE: He placed 20th in the preliminary round at Worlds and 21st at Four Continents. His personal best is 134.97. He is 17 years old.

Petr Coufal, CZE: He placed 17th at Junior Worlds. He finished 8th at JGP Poland and 13th at JGP Austria last season. His personal best is 161.10. He is 17 years old.

Viktor Romanenkov, EST: He placed 23rd at Europeans. He finished 9th at JGP Latvia and 6th at JGP Estonia last season. His personal best is 162.19. He is 18 years old.

Matthias Versluis, FIN: He placed 21st at Junior Worlds. He finished 17th at JGP Latvia and 9th at JGP Poland last season. His personal best is 143.20. He is 18 years old.

Niko Ulankovsky, GER: He placed 9th at JGP Austria last season. His personal best is 158.47. He is 15 years old.

Giorgio Settembrini, ITA: This is his international debut.

Ryuju Hino, JPN: He placed 9th at Junior Worlds. He won bronze at JGP France. His personal best is 182.71. He is 17 years old.

Sei Kawahara, JPN: He placed 6th at JGP Latvia and 10th at JGP Austria last season. His personal best is 160.49. He is 16 years old.

Sondre Oddvoll Boe, NOR: He placed 15th at JGP France. His personal best is 114.49. He is 14 years old.

Jin Seo Kim, KOR: This is his international debut. He is 15 years old.

Feodosiy Efremenkov, RUS: He placed 11th at JGP Latvia last season. His personal best is 163.46. He is 16 years old.

Andrei Lazukin, RUS: This is his international debut.

Marco Klepoch, SVK: He placed 20th at JGP Austria last season. His personal best is 93.10. He is 14 years old.

Kristof Brezar, SLO: This is his JGP debut. He is 15 years old.

Nicola Todeschini, SUI: This is his JGP debut. His personal best is 128.98. He is 15 years old.

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

Nathan Chen, USA: This is his JGP debut. He is 13 years old.

Jay Yostanto, USA: He finished 5th at JGP Italy last season. His personal best is 164.27. He is 18 years old.

Sunday, January 22, 2012

U.S. Nationals: Junior Men's Short Program

Timothy Dolensky: 33.98 TES + 29.22 PCS = 63.20 and into 1st place

He is 19 years old and skating to Windfall (an original composition)
Very nice spiral position from him
Good triple loop + triple toe
Nice sit positions with good broken variations
You can tell he really feels this music, as he should since he composed it
Great speed into his triple lutz but a little bit of ice spray on the landing
Good speed on the camel spin but it took a moment to center and he has a really nice position in his catchfoot with an increase in speed
Nice spread eagle into a double axel with a good ride out of the jump
He needs to let his upper body go more in this step sequence otherwise he has great expression through his hands and head in time with the steps
Nice camel spin into a good twisted sit spin position and a nice upright spin with an arch
Very solid opening to the event

Lukas Kaugars: 29.32 TES + 28.64 PCS = 57.96 and into 2nd place

He is 17 years old and skating to Duplicity
He has some really nice jazzy choreography at the top that really fits nicely with the music
Nice triple toe + triple toe with great height
Nice fast double axel
Good position on his camel spin but he could have more flexibility through the catch foot position
Lands the triple lutz with a huge mile on his face
A little slow on the sit spin
Good speed on the step sequence with a nice one foot sequence but it's mostly just his legs and his arms without a lot of changes in the position of his upper body and some of the edge changes are a little rough
He sickles his foot a bit in the camel spin and a straighter line would be better and he moves a lot through the change of position in this combo spin

Ryan Hartley: 22.35 TES + 22.32 PCS = 44.67 and into 3rd place

He is 19 years old and is skating to Malaguena
Nice hydroblade right into his double axel--a little wild in the air but he seems to land it just fine
Triple flip + double toe was really wild but he hangs on
Triple lutz and he tried to add an arm variation on the landing but it was a little delayed
Nice low sit spin position but a loss of speed through the change of position
He's really struggling with some of these edge changes in the one foot section and is really pushing to get across the ice
Good speed in the camel spin
He loses a lot of speed toward the end of the camel spin but picks it up in the sit section
He finishes after his music

Jay Yostanto: 30.43 TES + 24.29 PCS = 54.72 and into 3rd place

He is 18 years old and skating to The Untouchables
Opening triple axel has nice height but a bit on an ice spray on the landing means it might have been a little two footed
Triple flip + double toe combo was nice
An interesting variation out of his camel spin that is a cross between a camel and a sit and I'm not sure it's the most attractive position
A big ice spray on the landing of his triple lutz
He really loses a lot of speed in the camel spin and his change of foot only seems to slow him down more
He has a few bobbles here and there on his step sequence and doesn't quite look like he's sure of where his edges are but he is smiling for the first time in this program
He needs more stretch through his free leg in the sit position

Philip Warren: 28.70 TES + 28.72 PCS = 57.42 and into 3rd place

He is 18 years old and is skating to Little Wing
Nice opening choreography that really suits the music
Big triple toe + triple toe to open his program but also a big ice spray on the landing
Leg kick into an easy double axel
Good sit spin position with good speed and a nice broken leg variation
It looks like he doesn't get a good toe pick in for his lutz and tries to make the rotation but just can't
Nice catch foot in the camel spin
I really like the position of his foot in the camel, he's almost winging it to create a better line
This style of program suits him really well and you can tell he's enjoying skating it
Nice timing on his step sequence and he uses his upper body a lot more than some of the previous competitors

Emmanuel Savary: 15.62 TES + 22.75 PCS -2.00 = 36.37 and into 6th place

He is 14 years old and skating to Black Cat, White Cat
Until you've seen him live, you can't comprehend the full impact his smile has on a crowd
Such a shame to have a fall on the opening jump
Really slow going in to the double axel and a little forward on the landing but he hangs on
Nice camel position but I'd like to see more flexibility and speed in the catchfoot
He is such a fun skater to watch and has some nice choreography
And another fall on the lutz...just not his day today
Nice sit spin
I like that he uses his whole body in this step sequence, it plays really well to the music and there is a lot of difficulty but he's getting good ice coverage
A bit of an awkward position in his camel and I'd like to see more stretch through the upright position
He finishes just a beat behind his music

David Wang: 26.87 TES + 27.75 PCS -2.00 = 52.62 and into 5th place

He is 18 years old and skating to Tuxedo Junction
Really like the nuances at the top of his program--he really has a feel for this classic style
His feet got caught up under him on the second jump of his triple flip + triple toe combo and he fell
Nice double axel
Fall on the lutz
Good sit spin position
Really nice camel position and I like the increase in speed through the catch foot
Nice speed and use of the full body through this step sequence and I really love the choreography
Good speed in the camel into a nice upright spin and a good broken leg sit position
Such a shame about the jumps because this is a great program

Timothy Koleto: 30.68 TES + 28.50 PCS = 59.18 and into 2nd place

He is 20 years old and skating to Dark Secret
Nice spread eagle into an easy double axel
Triple loop + double toe with a one arm variation
Nice low sit spin with good speed
Good ride out of the triple lutz
Nice camel spin with a good catch foot, I just wish he didn't drop his body so much to get into the position
Really nice one foot section in his step sequence with nice stretched out lines and good timing with the music
I really like his camel position but he needs a lot more flexibility through the upright spin

Nathan Chen: 34.40 TES + 28.75 PCS = 63.15 and into 2nd place

I love his robot arms in this step sequence!
Spread eagle into a nice double axel
Although he looks so tiny here, I have to admit that when I met him in person he was closer to my height than I thought
Nice triple flip + triple toe
Good speed through the sit spin
It takes a couple rotations to get the camel spin centered but he has great flexibility through the catchfoot and donut variations
Solid triple lutz
Really nice speed and positions in his final combination spin

Andrew Nagode: 23.02 TES + 25.89 PCS -1.00 = 47.91 and into 8th place

He is 16 and skating to Sherlock Holmes
Fall on his opening triple jump, supposed to be a combination
Hangs on to the solo triple lutz
He needs more stretch through this upright spin position
Really low getting into the camel spin and it looks like his supporting ankle gets bent in a funny way
Good double axel
Wobbly on some of these edges in the step sequence and not a lot of full body movement

Harrison Choate: 23.03 TES + 25.15 PCS -3.00 = 45.18 and into 9th place

He is 18 years old and is skating to the Barber of Seville
Just can't hang on to the triple flip + triple toe and falls out of the second jump
Fall on his triple lutz
Really nice camel spin position and a good catch foot variation
Great spread eagles including an inside edge spread eagle
Double axel looked a bit off in the air but he hung on
Nice positions in his combination spin and good speed in time with the music
Tough one foot section but he could use a little more power through this step sequence. He reminds me a lot of Ryan Bradley and I'd like to see him bring a little bit of that lightness to these steps
Falls going into his flying spin and misses the element completely
Really off day for Choate. Such a shame!

Troy Tomasello: 29.15 TES + 25.75 PCS -1.00 = 53.90 and into 7th place

Triple flip + triple toe was a bit off on the landing but he hangs on to it
Really nice sit spin position with a great broken leg variation
This kind of reminds me of Keegan Messing's Robin Hood program
Lots of height on the triple lutz but he can't hang on to it and falls
Big bobble on the change of foot in his spin but he's able to keep going
Good camel position but he needs more stretch through the catchfoot
Good double axel
Looked like he didn't have enough choreography at the end of the program and a bit of an awkward smile once the music ended

Place	Start No.	Name	Score
1	1	Timothy Dolensky, Atlanta FSC	63.20
2	9	Nathan Chen, Oval FSC	63.15
3	8	Timothy Koleto, Broadmoor SC	59.18
4	2	Lukas Kaugars, Broadmoor SC	57.96
5	5	Philip Warren, All Year FSC	57.42
6	4	Jay Yostanto, All Year FSC	54.72
7	12	Troy Tomasello, Strongsville SC	53.90
8	7	David Wang, All Year FSC	52.62
9	10	Andrew Nagode, University of DE FSC	47.91
10	11	Harrison Choate, SC Of Boston	45.18
11	3	Ryan Hartley, Queen City FSC	44.67
12	6	Emmanuel Savary, SC of NY	36.37

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

U.S. Nationals Junior Men's Preview

This is an accomplished group of men. Six of them are returning to the junior level at nationals from last season. Six of them competed on the Junior Grand Prix, and Timothy Dolensky won a bronze medal. David Wang won the 2007 Intermediate title and Emmanuel Savary won the 2009 Intermediate title. Nathan Chen became the first man to win back to back novice titles in 2010 and 2011.

Harrison Choate set the highest score through the qualifying competitions and also had some of the highest scores for U.S. men on the JGP. His best finish is 4th place in 2008, but he is repeating as a junior this season and that experience should bump him up to the medal stand if he can replicate his performances.

Nathan Chen is still too young to compete on the JGP, so he doesn't have the international experience of some of the other top competitors. He is very calm under pressure, has great technical prowess and good skating skills. He is also working on a triple axel and could be debuting it at nationals. He is always a tough competitor and he'll be looking to set himself up for his JGP debut next season.

Timothy Dolensky had the best results of this field on the international scene with his bronze medal at JGP Latvia and following it up with a 4th place finish in Austria. He is also the only man in this field who ranks in the top 20 internationally. His sectional score should be good enough for the podium, but he'll have to step it up if he wants to land on the top.

Phillip Warren also had a solid JGP season and followed it up with two good results in the qualifying circuit. Jay Yostano and David Wang did well on the JGP but their scores in qualifying were well below those marks. If they perform like they did earlier this season they could make the podium. Emmanuel Savary showed great improvement, increasing his scores throughout qualifying and setting marks nearly 20 points above his JGP score.

It is going to be close between these men and for the podium and it will come down to clean skates, technical elements and program components. Most junior men don't attempt a triple axel, but doing so can give them an edge over the field. Nathan Chen is known for great performances and the others will have to keep pace if they want to beat him.

My podium predictions:
Gold: Harrison Choate
Silver: Nathan Chen
Bronze: Timothy Dolensky
Pewter: Philip Warren

Bios of the competitors:
Harrison Choate: He is 18 years old and represents the Skating Club of Boston. He placed 6th at JGP Romania. He finished 5th in Juvenile in 2007, is the 2008 Intermediate Men's pewter medalist, finished 6th in Novice in 2010 and 8th in Juniors in 2011. He won gold at Eastern Sectionals to qualify for nationals. He has the top short program, free skate and total score of the season.

Timothy Dolensky: He is 19 years old and represents the Atlanta Figure Skating Club. He won bronze at JGP Latvia and finished 4th at JGP Austria. He finished 9th in Juvenile in 2005, 15th in Intermediate in 2006, 15th in Intermediate in 2007 and is the 2010 Novice Men's bronze medalist. He won silver at Eastern Sectionals to qualify for nationals. He has the 5th best short program and 3rd best total score. He has the 19th best total international score.

Andrew Nagode: He represents the University of Delaware Figure Skating Club. He finished 6th in Intermediate Men's in 2008 and 7th in Novice Men in 2011. He won gold at the South Atlantic Regional and pewter at Eastern Sectionals to qualify for nationals.

Emmanuel Savary: He is 14 years old and represents the University of Delaware Figure Skating Club. He placed 14th at JGP Latvia. He finished 6th in Juvenile in 2007, is the 2009 Intermediate Men's Champion, the 2010 Novice Men's silver medalist and finished 5th in Juniors in 2011. He won gold at North Atlantic Regionals and bronze at Eastern Sectionals to qualify for nationals. He has the 9th best free skate and 8th best total score.

Ryan Hartley: He is 18 years old and represents the Queen City Figure Skating Club. He finished 11th in juniors in 2011, 10th in Novice Men in 2008 and is the 2006 Juvenile Boys Bronze Medalist. He won silver at Eastern Great Lake Regionals and pewter at Midwestern Sectionals to qualify for nationals. He has the 8th best free skate and 9th best total score.

Lukas Kaugars: He represents the Broadmoor Skating Club. He finished 6th in Intermediate Men in 2009, 8th in Novice Men in 2010 and 5th in Novice Men in 2011. He won gold at Southwestern Regionals and bronze at Midwestern Sectionals to qualify for nationals. He has the 7th best short program, 6th best free skate and 7th best total score.

Timothy Koleto: He is 20 years old and represents the Broadmoor Skating Club. He finished 11th in novice men in 2010 and 10th in junior men in 2011. He won gold at Midwestern Sectionals to qualify for nationals. He has the 4th best short program and 5th best free skate and total score.

Troy Tomasello: He represents the Strongsville Skating Club. He finished 19th in Intermediate Men in 2008, 12th in Novice Men in 2010 and 8th in Novice Men in 2011. He won gold at Eastern Great Lake Regionals and silver at Midwestern Sectionals to qualify for nationals. He has the 6th best short program, 7th best free skate and 6th best total score.

Nathan Chen: He is 12 years old and represents the Oval Figure Skating Club. He placed 10th in Juvenile in 2007, is the 2008 Juvenile Boys bronze medalist, 2009 Intermediate Men's silver medalist and 2010 and 2011 Novice Men's Champion. He won gold at Central Pacific Regionals and Pacific Coast Sectionals to qualify for nationals. He has the 3rd best short program, 2nd best free skate and 2nd best total score.

David Wang: He is 17 years old and represents the All Year Figure Skating Club. He is the 2006 Juvenile Boys pewter medalist, 2007 Intermediate Men's Champion, 2008 Novice Men's bronze medalist, finished 13th in Juniors in 2009 and 7th in Juniors in 2011. He won silver at Southwest Pacific Regionals and bronze at Pacific Coast Sectionals to qualify for nationals.

Philip Warren: He is 18 years old and represents the All Year Figure Skating Club. He placed 6th at JGP Australia and Austria. He finished 12th in Intermediate Men in 2008, is the 2010 Novice Men's pewter medalist and finished 6th in Juniors in 2011. He won gold at Southwest Pacific Regional and silver at Pacific Coast Sectionals to qualify for nationals. He has the 2nd best short program, 4th best free skate and total score.

Jay Yostanto: He represents the All Year Figure Skating Club. He is the 2008 Intermediate Men's bronze medalist and 2009 Novice Men's pewter medalist. He won pewter at Pacific Coast Sectionals to qualify for nationals.

Friday, October 7, 2011

JGP Italy Men's Free Skate Results

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +	PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Han YAN	CHN	147.30	75.60	71.70	7.39	6.93	7.14	7.18	7.21	0.00	#23
2	Jason BROWN	USA	125.91	58.17	68.74	6.79	6.79	6.86	6.93	7.00	1.00	#21
3	Artur DMITRIEV	RUS	121.20	59.84	63.36	6.46	6.18	6.29	6.43	6.32	2.00	#24
4	June-Hyoung LEE	KOR	118.50	57.52	60.98	6.18	5.89	6.07	6.14	6.21	0.00	#25
5	Jay YOSTANTO	USA	105.47	48.83	56.64	6.00	5.50	5.64	5.64	5.54	0.00	#26
6	Martin RAPPE	GER	101.81	53.01	50.80	5.36	4.79	5.14	5.11	5.00	2.00	#19
7	Maurizio ZANDRON	ITA	98.50	46.86	52.64	5.29	5.07	5.25	5.32	5.39	1.00	#20
8	Luiz MANELLA	BRA	96.89	46.89	53.00	5.57	5.18	5.25	5.36	5.14	3.00	#22
9	Noah SCHERER	SUI	94.02	47.74	46.28	4.89	4.43	4.64	4.54	4.64	0.00	#11
10	Christophe BELLEY-LEMELIN	CAN	92.55	44.31	49.24	5.00	4.61	5.04	4.93	5.04	1.00	#16
11	Saverio GIACOMELLI	ITA	88.23	42.45	46.78	4.86	4.39	4.64	4.75	4.75	1.00	#12
12	Victor BUSTAMANTE	ESP	84.10	38.62	46.48	4.64	4.43	4.71	4.64	4.82	1.00	#13
13	Igor REZNICHENKO	UKR	81.65	37.71	45.94	4.75	4.54	4.57	4.61	4.50	2.00	#14
14	Ondrej SPIEGL	SWE	79.66	29.80	50.86	5.18	4.86	5.11	5.07	5.21	1.00	#17
15	Filippo AMBROSINI	ITA	79.51	32.95	48.56	4.86	4.64	4.82	4.96	5.00	2.00	#18
16	Marco ZAKOURIL	CZE	75.67	37.79	38.88	4.04	3.61	3.86	3.93	4.00	1.00	#6
17	Yoji TSUBOI	JPN	74.08	31.14	44.94	4.86	4.39	4.36	4.50	4.36	2.00	#9
18	Vlad IONESCU	ROU	72.37	33.23	40.14	4.25	3.89	3.93	4.04	3.96	1.00	#8
19	Shu NAKAMURA	JPN	70.48	28.92	43.56	4.54	4.21	4.14	4.46	4.43	2.00	#15
20	Krysztof GALA	POL	66.93	34.43	33.50	3.68	3.11	3.32	3.43	3.21	1.00	#3
21	Oliver PORTER	AUS	64.44	29.30	36.14	3.96	3.29	3.75	3.64	3.43	1.00	#7
22	Julian Zhi Jie YEE	MAS	62.04	30.48	32.56	3.57	2.93	3.39	3.25	3.14	1.00	#1
23	Leonardo MAEKAWA MORENO	MEX	59.50	22.44	38.06	3.86	3.71	3.71	3.89	3.86	1.00	#10
24	Lap Kan YUEN	HKG	51.61	23.33	31.28	3.46	2.86	3.21	3.11	3.00	3.00	#5
25	Adil ZHARBOLOV	KAZ	49.31	18.51	32.80	3.50	3.04	3.21	3.29	3.36	2.00	#2
26	Suchet KONGCHIM	THA	48.97	23.41	29.56	3.43	2.71	3.00	2.89	2.75	4.00	#4