Skate America Ladies Results

Short Program

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Mao ASADA	JPN	73.18	38.85		34.33	8.54	8.21	8.64	8.64	8.89	0.00	#10
2	Ashley WAGNER	USA	69.26	36.21		33.05	8.21	7.96	8.43	8.29	8.43	0.00	#9
3	Elena RADIONOVA	RUS	67.01	37.61		29.40	7.29	7.00	7.54	7.39	7.54	0.00	#3
4	Valentina MARCHEI	ITA	59.25	30.11		29.14	7.18	6.93	7.46	7.29	7.57	0.00	#6
5	Viktoria HELGESSON	SWE	58.80	29.94		28.86	7.29	7.04	7.21	7.29	7.25	0.00	#8
6	Elene GEDEVANISHVILI	GEO	56.68	28.99		27.69	7.00	6.54	6.93	7.04	7.11	0.00	#4
7	Mae Berenice MEITE	FRA	55.84	29.79		26.05	6.43	6.21	6.64	6.61	6.68	0.00	#5
8	Samantha CESARIO	USA	53.51	27.54		25.97	6.50	6.36	6.50	6.46	6.64	0.00	#2
9	Elizaveta TUKTAMYSHEVA	RUS	53.20	26.38		27.82	6.96	6.68	6.96	7.04	7.14	1.00	#7
10	Caroline ZHANG	USA	45.76	21.04		24.72	6.21	5.93	6.11	6.29	6.36	0.00	#1

Free Skate

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Mao ASADA	JPN	131.37	62.83		69.54	8.71	8.46	8.64	8.79	8.86	1.00	#10
2	Ashley WAGNER	USA	124.55	58.54		66.01	8.18	8.04	8.29	8.32	8.43	0.00	#9
3	Elizaveta TUKTAMYSHEVA	RUS	123.55	64.30		59.25	7.39	7.00	7.71	7.43	7.50	0.00	#2
4	Elena RADIONOVA	RUS	116.94	59.04		58.90	7.32	7.18	7.46	7.39	7.46	1.00	#8
5	Samantha CESARIO	USA	114.47	56.98		57.49	6.93	6.82	7.39	7.36	7.43	0.00	#3
6	Mae Berenice MEITE	FRA	111.51	58.31		53.20	6.68	6.29	6.82	6.71	6.75	0.00	#4
7	Valentina MARCHEI	ITA	97.54	44.62		54.92	7.00	6.50	6.75	6.86	7.21	2.00	#7
8	Viktoria HELGESSON	SWE	93.54	41.91		54.63	6.96	6.71	6.54	7.00	6.93	3.00	#6
9	Elene GEDEVANISHVILI	GEO	92.76	41.57		53.19	6.79	6.39	6.54	6.82	6.71	2.00	#5
10	Caroline ZHANG	USA	64.36	24.27		41.09	5.54	4.96	4.75	5.25	5.18	1.00	#1

Total

FPl.	Name	Nation	Points	SP	FS
1	Mao ASADA	JPN	204.55	1	1
2	Ashley WAGNER	USA	193.81	2	2
3	Elena RADIONOVA	RUS	183.95	3	4
4	Elizaveta TUKTAMYSHEVA	RUS	176.75	9	3
5	Samantha CESARIO	USA	167.98	8	5
6	Mae Berenice MEITE	FRA	167.35	7	6
7	Valentina MARCHEI	ITA	156.79	4	7
8	Viktoria HELGESSON	SWE	152.34	5	8
9	Elene GEDEVANISHVILI	GEO	149.44	6	9
10	Caroline ZHANG	USA	110.12	10	10

Skate America Ladies Preview

Ashley Wagner is the reigning Skate America Champion and will be seeking to defend her title.  She claimed two gold medals on the Grand Prix last season but injuries, illness and jump issues plagued her the rest of the season and she finished 5th at Worlds.  She didn't put the triple + triple out for most of the season last year and has stated that she knows that she needs the combination to be competitive for the Olympic podium.  She split from her choreographer after the end of last season and John Nicks is no longer traveling with her so she's splitting her training time.  Her "Bedroom Juliet" free skate got mostly positive reviews at the Japan Open but she still had a few kinks to work out.

Mao Asada won every event she entered last season until Worlds and made the podium for the first time since 2010.  Her triple axel has still been hit or miss and when she hits it she has a large advantage over the field although missing it can often take the wind out of her program.  She crossed the 200 point mark at Four Continents and is only one of a handful of female skaters capable of doing so.

Elena Radionova is making her Grand Prix debut after sweeping the junior circuit last season.  She won gold at Nebelhorn Trophy in her senior debut and is well known for her triple + triples.  She is too young to compete at Europeans, Worlds or the Olympics but she is set to continue the Russian tradition of young promising skaters making their mark on the senior circuit.

Elizaveta Tuktamisheva had a more difficult sophomore season on the Grand Prix but still managed to qualify for the Final.  She won the bronze medal at Europeans in her first trip and finished in the top 10 at Worlds.  She had an up and down season and her normally sturdy jumps seemed to fail her at times.

Valentina Marchei and Mae Berenice Meite are perennial Skate America competitors and are both a joy to watch.  Marchei had moments of brilliance mixed with subpar performances.  Meite has long been known for her athleticism and jumps and has vowed to work on her artistry this season.

My podium predictions:
Gold: Mao Asada
Silver: Elena Radionova
Bronze: Ashley Wagner

Bios of the competitors:
Mae Berenice Meite, FRA: She placed 11th at Worlds and 10th at Europeans.  She finished 6th at Skate America and 5th at Trophee Eric Bompard last season.  Her personal best is 165.03.  She is 19 years old. 

Elene Gedevanishvili, GEO: She finished 29th at Worlds and 14th at Europeans.  She placed 5th at Skate Canada last season.  She is the 2010 and 2012 European Bronze Medalist.  Her personal best is 165.93.  She is 23 years old.

Valentina Marchei, ITA: She finished 18th at Worlds and 4th at Europeans.  She placed 4th at Skate America and 9th at Rostelecom Cup.  Her personal best is 171.06.  She is 27 years old.

Mao Asada, JPN: She is the reigning World Bronze Medalist and Four Continents Champion.  She won gold at Cup of China and NHK Trophy last season to qualify for the Grand Prix Final where she won gold.  She is the 2010 Olympic Silver Medalist, 2008 and 2010 World Champion, 2007 World Silver Medalist, 2008 and 2010 Four Continents Champion, 2011 and 2012 Four Continents Silver Medalist, 2009 Four Continents Bronze Medalist, 2005 World Junior Champion and 2006 World Junior Silver Medalist.  Her personal best is 205.50.  She is 23 years old.  

Elena Radionova, RUS: She is the reigning World Junior Champion.  This is her Grand Prix debut.  She won gold at JGP France and gold at JGP Austria last season to qualify for the JGPF where she won gold.  Her personal best is 188.21.  She is 14 years old.  

Elizaveta Tuktamisheva, RUS: She placed 10th at Worlds and is the reigning European Bronze Medalist.  She placed 4th at Skate Canada and won silver at Trophee Eric Bompard last season to qualify for the Grand Prix Final where she placed 5th.  She is the 2011 World Junior Silver Medalist.  Her personal best is 188.85.  She is 16 years old.  

Viktoria Helgesson, SWE: She finished 14 at Worlds and 5th at Europeans.  She placed 8th at Skate America and 8th at Rostelecom Cup last season.  Her personal best is 161.79.  She is 25 years old.

Samantha Cesario, USA: She finished 4th at Junior Worlds.  This is her Grand Prix debut.  She won bronze at JGP Austria last season.  Her personal best is 157.72.  She is 20 years old.  

Ashley Wagner, USA: She finished 5th at Worlds.  She won gold at Skate America and Trophee Eric Bompard last season to qualify for the Grand Prix Final where she won silver.  She is the 2012 Four Continents Champion and 2007 and 2009 World Junior Bronze Medalist.  Her personal best is 192.41.  She is 22 years old.  

Caroline Zhang, USA: She finished 9th at Skate Canada and 10th at Rostelecom Cup last season.  She is the 2010 and 2012 Four Continents Bronze Medalist, 2007 World Junior Champion and 2008 and 2009 World Junior Silver Medalist.  Her personal best is 176.48.  She is 20 years old.

World Team Trophy Ladies Free Skate Results

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Akiko SUZUKI	JPN	133.02	65.76		67.26	8.36	8.07	8.50	8.57	8.54	0.00	#11
2	Ashley WAGNER	USA	128.83	63.74		65.09	8.07	8.00	8.25	8.25	8.11	0.00	#9
3	Gracie GOLD	USA	127.05	65.28		61.77	7.79	7.32	7.96	7.79	7.75	0.00	#10
4	Zijun LI	CHN	118.34	61.79		56.55	7.14	6.75	7.25	7.14	7.07	0.00	#4
5	Mao ASADA	JPN	117.97	53.38		64.59	8.11	7.79	7.93	8.29	8.25	0.00	#8
6	Adelina SOTNIKOVA	RUS	115.97	56.28		60.69	7.82	7.36	7.61	7.64	7.50	1.00	#12
7	Kaetlyn OSMOND	CAN	109.67	52.55		58.12	7.11	7.18	7.21	7.43	7.39	1.00	#6
8	Elizaveta TUKTAMYSHEVA	RUS	102.22	50.83		52.39	6.75	6.25	6.39	6.82	6.54	1.00	#3
9	Mae Berenice MEITE	FRA	101.20	51.05		51.15	6.50	6.00	6.43	6.50	6.54	1.00	#7
10	Kexin ZHANG	CHN	100.52	54.25		46.27	6.07	5.43	5.96	5.89	5.57	0.00	#5
11	Gabrielle DALEMAN	CAN	92.00	48.35		45.65	5.89	5.43	5.68	5.82	5.71	2.00	#1
12	Lenaelle GILLERON-GORRY	FRA	72.39	33.43		41.96	5.61	4.96	5.00	5.54	5.11	3.00	#2

Total

FPl.	Name	Nation	Points	SP	FS	Team Points
1	Akiko SUZUKI	JPN	199.58	2	1	12
2	Ashley WAGNER	USA	188.60	4	2	11
3	Gracie GOLD	USA	188.03	3	3	10
4	Adelina SOTNIKOVA	RUS	183.10	1	6	9
5	Mao ASADA	JPN	177.36	5	5	8
6	Zijun LI	CHN	171.50	9	4	7
7	Kaetlyn OSMOND	CAN	164.85	7	7	6
8	Mae Berenice MEITE	FRA	159.71	6	9	5
9	Kexin ZHANG	CHN	155.49	8	10	4
10	Elizaveta TUKTAMYSHEVA	RUS	152.16	10	8	3
11	Gabrielle DALEMAN	CAN	140.82	12	11	2
12	Lenaelle GILLERON-GORRY	FRA	121.80	11	12	1

World Team Trophy Ladies Short Program Results

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Adelina SOTNIKOVA	RUS	67.13	36.53		30.60	7.64	7.36	7.86	7.68	7.71	0.00	#9
2	Akiko SUZUKI	JPN	66.56	33.95		32.61	8.11	7.93	8.36	8.11	8.25	0.00	#12
3	Gracie GOLD	USA	60.98	33.47		28.51	7.29	6.82	7.18	7.18	7.18	1.00	#5
4	Ashley WAGNER	USA	59.77	29.17		30.60	7.75	7.54	7.50	7.75	7.71	0.00	#10
5	Mao ASADA	JPN	59.39	28.90		31.49	8.11	7.54	7.75	8.00	7.96	1.00	#11
6	Mae Berenice MEITE	FRA	58.51	32.13		26.38	6.61	6.25	6.79	6.57	6.75	0.00	#6
7	Kaetlyn OSMOND	CAN	55.18	28.07		28.11	6.93	6.89	7.07	7.14	7.11	1.00	#4
8	Kexin ZHANG	CHN	54.97	32.19		22.78	5.86	5.29	5.86	5.82	5.64	0.00	#3
9	Zijun LI	CHN	53.16	26.93		27.23	7.04	6.68	6.82	6.89	6.61	1.00	#7
10	Elizaveta TUKTAMYSHEVA	RUS	49.94	24.15		27.79	7.14	6.79	6.68	7.18	6.96	2.00	#8
11	Lenaelle GILLERON-GORRY	FRA	49.41	26.70		22.71	5.96	5.14	5.82	5.79	5.68	0.00	#2
12	Gabrielle DALEMAN	CAN	48.82	27.13		22.69	6.04	5.32	5.71	5.71	5.57	1.00	#1

World Championships Ladies Free Skate

Group 2
Sonia Lafuente, ESP: 41.22 TES + 46.00 PCS = 87.22 Total: 139.66 and into 5th place

• Nice triple flip
• Double lutz
• Triple loop + double toe--she has tiny jumps and not enough speed going into them
• Triple toe
• Triple loop turn out
• Good layback position into a nice haircutter and a decent Biellman with speed maintained throughout
• Double toe
• Double axel forward on the landing but hangs on
• She could have more stretch and her upper body up higher on the camel spin
• A little slow on the step sequence and very still through the upper body; she could also accentuate and perform her music more

Jenna McCorkell, GBR: 41.28 TES + 49.76 PCS = 91.04 Total: 142.27 and into 4th place

• Good opening double lutz
• Triple flip
• Double toe + double toe
• Nice camel spin position into a decent haircutter and good stretch through the sit position
• Triple flip + Double toe
• Single salchow--didn't even pull in for the rotation so not sure what went wrong
• Double axel
• Triple toe + double axel sequence
• Good spin positions with decent speed
• A little bouncy and choppy on the step sequence and not a lot of content through the first half; could stretch and hold the lines more
• Flying sit spin with a good crossed position into a nice tuck

Alena Leonova, RUS: 48.11 TES + 55.65 PCS -1.00 = 102.76 Total: 159.06 and into 1st place

• Triple toe + triple toe a little forward on the landing but manages to hang on
• Triple loop two foots and hops out of 
• Triple lutz
• Good speed in the camel spin with decent positions
• Triple flip two footed + double toe almost into the boards
• Triple salchow sideways in the air and a fall
• Triple flip two footed + double toe
• Side ways double axel with a two footed landing
• This is a completely different skater from last year and the fire and passion is gone from this step sequence; it's also choppy and on top of the ice instead of in her edges
• Nice camel position with good speed into a good camel and a decent haircutter but losing speed through the change of foot
• She seems to really be going through the motions with this program and it's clear she's struggling

Elizaveta Tuktamisheva, RUS: 62.28 TES + 57.24 PCS = 119.52 Total: 174.24 and into 1st place

• Triple lutz + double toe (planned triple)
• Triple lutz nearly put her hand down and just managed to save it
• Triple flip
• Good speed in her first spin but not a lot of difficult positions which will affect her levels
• Decent step sequence but doesn't seem to have the usual Liza spunk
• Huge ice coverage on the double axel + triple toe
• Big triple salchow + double toe + double loop
• A bobble in her flying sit spin and it seems like she almost lost her glove trying to grab her blade and spends the rest of the spin trying to get it back on
• Nice triple loop
• Good double axel
• Good speed in her final spin but the positions could use some work 

Elena Glebova, EST: 47.70 TES + 51.20 PCS -1.00 = 97.90 Total: 152.49 and into 3rd place

• Fall on opening triple loop
• Triple toe + double toe
• Tiny double axel
• Triple toe + double toe
• Nice speed in the layback spin
• Very bouncy in the step sequence and not a lot of connection to the music
• Triple salchow + Double toe + double toe
• Triple salchow
• Double axel
• No speed by the end of the sit spin and not matching the pace of the music
• Camel spin with decent catchfoot into a good sit spin and an alright upright spin

Natalia Popova, UKR: 54.01 TES + 49.84 PCS = 103.85 Total: 155.52 and into 3rd place

• Nice opening triple flip
• Good triple loop
• Triple toe + double toe + double toe--barely squeaked out those last jumps
• Nice camel position with excellent stretch through the catchfoot
• Nice high free leg in the camel with good speed into a nice stretched sit spin and a good upright catchfoot spin 
• Triple toe + double toe
• Triple salchow + double toe
• She has really nice toe point but in the jumps but is a little hesitant on the combos
• Triple salchow
• Double axel
• Decent flow through her edges on the step sequence and good use of her whole body
• Good spirals in the choreographic step sequence
• Nice layback position but she could have a much better arm position

Group 3
Gracie Gold, USA: 65.22 TES + 60.18 PCS = 125.40 Total: 184.25 and into 1st place

• Huge triple lutz + triple toe--turnout on the end but she added an arm and made it look nice
• Double axel + triple toe really nice
• Triple loop 
• Nice layback spin with good speed into a good Biellman
• Flying camel spin with a good catchfoot into a nice tucked sit spin and a stretched upright spin with good speed throughout
• Difficult entry into her double axel and she lands awkwardly and narrowly avoids hitting the boards
• Good triple lutz
• Triple flip + double toe + double toe
• Nice flow to her step sequence and use of her full body but she could have a bit more speed and push across the ice
• Triple salchow flip out and misses the rest of the combo
• Nice broken leg camel spin into a good scratch spin

Viktoria Helgesson, SWE: 45.12 TES + 55.32 PCS = 100.44 Total: 158.80 and into 4th place

• Double flip
• Triple toe
• Triple loop hand down
• Nice quality of movement in her step sequence with good use of her full body
• Triple toe + double toe
• Triple salchow
• Triple loop nice
• Stepped out of the double axel
• Camel spin a little slow but nice sit positions and catchfoot upright spins
• Nice spiral in the choreographic sequence
• Double axel + double toe with a turnout on the landing
• She needs more stretch through her sit position

Akiko Suzuki, JPN: 44.49 TES + 59.93 PCS -1.00 = 103.42 Total: 164.59 and into 3rd place

• Triple flip hand down
• Double axel fell almost into the splits
• Triple lutz two footed
• Nice camel spin position with good stretch through the catchfoot
• Nice timing with the music on her step sequence and good light flow across the ice
• Good camel spin into a really nice upright catch foot spin with good speed
• Triple flip
• Triple loop + double toe
• Triple salchow
• Double loop a bit wonky on the landing but hangs on
• Beautiful spiral in her choreographic step sequence
• Nice camel spin into a good sit spin and ending with a haircutter

Mae Berenice Meite, FRA: 55.62 TES + 52.51 PCS = 108.13 Total: 165.03 and into 3rd place

• Triple flip catches an edge and puts her knee and hand down
• Triple lutz
• Triple loop + double toe
• Double axel
• Not a lot of transitions between these jumps and a really front loaded program are going to bring her overall scores down a bit
• Really slow step sequence with no ice coverage and very little use of the upper body; she's also on top of her edges for most of the pattern
• Good camel position into a decent upright catchfoot and a slightly awkward sit position
• Double axel + triple toe
• Triple loop + double toe
• Triple toe
• Good layback into a Biellman with decent speed maintained throughout
• A bit of an awkward flying entry to a catchfoot camel spin

Adelina Sotnikova, RUS: 55.73 TES + 60.63 PCS = 116.36 Total: 175.98 and into 2nd place

• Triple lutz + triple toe two footed on the 2nd jump and a step back out of it but great height on the lutz
• Really nice triple flip
• Good triple loop
• Nice speed in her camel spin with interesting position variations
• Double axel a little forward on the landing + triple toe two footed
• Triple lutz two footed hand down and flip out
• Double axel a little forward on the landing but hangs on
• Triple salchow
• Nice layback spin with good speed into a one arm Biellman
• Lots of content in her step sequence but she could go for it a bit more and stretch through her lines
• Great flexibility in final spin
• Nice full split spiral

Zijun Li, CHN: 69.41 TES + 58.13 PCS = 127.54 Total: 183.85 and into 2nd place

• Triple flip + triple toe
• Double axel + triple toe
• Triple lutz
• Nice camel spin position into a good donut and catchfoot picking up speed
• Nice upright catchfoot spin and good twisted sit position
• Triple salchow + double toe + double loop
• Triple flip
• Triple loop
• She has such long legs and I'm not sure she knows quite what to do with them yet as she doesn't always stretch fully through her lines in the step sequence
• Double axel
• Nice spiral and split leap in her choreographic step sequence
• REally pretty layback into a nice one foot Biellman and the crowd is so loud you can't hear her music at the end

Group 4
Ashley Wagner, USA: 61.34 TES + 63.02 PCS -1.00 = 123.36 Total: 187.34 and into 1st place

• Triple flip + double toe + double toe with both arms over head
• Double axel + triple toe two footed and probably underrotated but she hangs on to it
• Triple salchow
• Good positions in her flying sit spin stepping right up into a nice layback spin with and a good Biellman but she could have a bit more speed
• Nice triple loop
• Good triple lutz
• Triple loop + double axel sequence stepped back on the landing a bit
• Great performance quality in her step sequence, nice stretch through her lines but falls on a step so that's going to cost her some levels and maybe some PCS for interrupting the flow
• Almost slips again on some cross overs into her final triple flip
• Nice spiral and strong choreography into her final camel spin with a good twisted position and nice speed through the sit spin into the change of foot

Kanako Murakami, JPN: 60.98 TES + 62.11 PCS = 123.09 Total: 189.73 and into 1st place

• Triple lutz (looked to be an edge call though)
• Triple loop + double toe
• Triple flip
• A little clunky and on top of the edges in her footwork and I'm not a huge fan of the bent arm gesture she's using in the program
• Good layback into haircutter into Biellman
• Triple loop
• Triple toe + single axel sequence--huge double axel 
• Triple salchow + double toe + double loop
• Nice final triple toe
• She could have more stretch through her sit position
• Good camel spin into an upright catchfoot

Carolina Kostner, ITA: 61.34 TES + 70.69 PCS -1.00 = 131.03 Total: 197.89 and into 1st place

• Nice opening triple lutz
• Good double axel
• Triple flip + triple toe
• Nice camel spin with a flying change into a broken leg sit spin
• Flying camel spin with a broken leg variation into an upright catchfoot
• She seems to really be having fun with this program and it's nice to see an extroverted Carolina
• Popped her loop
• Triple toe + double toe
• Triple salchow + double toe + double loop
• Good speed in her camel spin but an almost non existent illusion
• Great step sequence with tons of personality and style, hitting all the musical accents and lots of difficulty in the turns
• Fall on a triple salchow in the very last seconds of the program

Mao Asada, JPN: 65.96 TES + 68.41 PCS = 134.37 Total: 196.47 and into 2nd place

• Triple axel two footed and a step out
• Triple flip bit of an odd landing and missed her combo
• Triple lutz
• Triple loop + double loop
• Great camel position, not so great illusion spin 
• Nice Biellman
• Beautiful double axel + triple toe
• Nice triple salchow
• Good upright catchfoot spin
• Triple flip + double loop + double loop
• Great speed and flow on her step sequence with tons of difficult content and perfectly timed with the music
• Gorgeous spiral 

Kaetlyn Osmond, CAN: 53.49 TES + 60.60 PCS -2.00 = 112.09 Total: 176.82 and into 7th place

• Triple flip + double toe--couldn't quite get the rotation in to pull off a triple
• Triple lutz
• Double axel + triple toe step out
• Great camel spin position into a nice upright catch foot 
• Triple salchow
• Hard fall on a triple flip and landed on her hip
• Triple toe another fall
• Double axel + double toe + double toe eking out some really messy landings
• Nice variety of movement in her step sequence but not really pushing across the ice to get the speed and ice coverage
• Illusion into a layback spin with a decent haircutter and Biellman

Yuna Kim, KOR: 74.73 TES + 73.61 PCS = 148.34 Total: 218.11 and into 1st place

• Huge triple lutz + triple toe
• Gorgeous triple flip
• Nice spin positions in her opening spin
• Triple salchow--her jumps have such an ease, lightness and height to them
• Just an ok step sequence and doesn't fully utilize the lyricalness of the music
• Nice triple lutz
• Spread eagle into a double axel + double toe + double loop
• Triple salchow + double toe
• Not crazy about her arms in the layback spin and only a haircutter position
• I'd like to see her look up and project a bit more in the choreographic step sequence
• Ina Bauer into a double axel
• The crowd is on their feet screaming over her music for the entire last spin

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Yuna KIM	KOR	148.34	74.73		73.61	9.21	8.89	9.36	9.18	9.36	0.00	#24
2	Mao ASADA	JPN	134.37	65.96		68.41	8.61	8.21	8.61	8.64	8.68	0.00	#22
3	Carolina KOSTNER	ITA	131.03	61.34		70.69	8.96	8.46	8.79	8.93	9.04	1.00	#21
4	Zijun LI	CHN	127.54	69.41		58.13	7.29	7.00	7.43	7.36	7.25	0.00	#18
5	Gracie GOLD	USA	125.40	65.22		60.18	7.57	7.25	7.61	7.57	7.61	0.00	#13
6	Ashley WAGNER	USA	123.36	61.34		63.02	7.93	7.64	7.82	8.04	7.96	1.00	#19
7	Kanako MURAKAMI	JPN	123.09	60.98		62.11	7.89	7.50	7.82	7.75	7.86	0.00	#20
8	Elizaveta TUKTAMYSHEVA	RUS	119.52	62.28		57.24	7.39	6.79	7.14	7.21	7.25	0.00	#10
9	Adelina SOTNIKOVA	RUS	116.36	55.73		60.63	7.71	7.32	7.61	7.57	7.68	0.00	#17
10	Kaetlyn OSMOND	CAN	112.09	53.49		60.60	7.64	7.39	7.57	7.57	7.71	2.00	#23
11	Mae Berenice MEITE	FRA	108.13	55.62		52.51	6.64	6.25	6.68	6.68	6.57	0.00	#16
12	Natalia POPOVA	UKR	103.85	54.01		49.84	6.36	6.04	6.29	6.25	6.21	0.00	#12
13	Akiko SUZUKI	JPN	103.42	44.49		59.93	7.68	7.25	7.39	7.57	7.57	1.00	#15
14	Alena LEONOVA	RUS	102.76	48.11		55.65	7.32	6.50	6.96	6.96	7.04	1.00	#9
15	Viktoria HELGESSON	SWE	100.44	45.12		55.32	6.96	6.68	6.93	6.96	7.04	0.00	#14
16	Elena GLEBOVA	EST	97.90	47.70		51.20	6.50	6.21	6.54	6.39	6.36	1.00	#11
17	Monika SIMANCIKOVA	SVK	97.84	53.43		44.41	5.86	5.21	5.68	5.54	5.46	0.00	#2
18	Valentina MARCHEI	ITA	96.82	43.57		54.25	6.86	6.36	6.82	6.86	7.00	1.00	#6
19	Nathalie WEINZIERL	GER	94.34	52.02		43.32	5.75	4.96	5.50	5.43	5.43	1.00	#4
20	Brooklee HAN	AUS	91.26	48.10		43.16	5.50	5.11	5.50	5.36	5.50	0.00	#1
21	Jenna MCCORKELL	GBR	91.04	41.28		49.76	6.46	5.82	6.32	6.25	6.25	0.00	#8
22	Kexin ZHANG	CHN	88.61	48.37		41.24	5.64	4.82	5.14	5.18	5.00	1.00	#5
23	Sonia LAFUENTE	ESP	87.22	41.22		46.00	6.11	5.50	5.75	5.75	5.64	0.00	#7
24	Kerstin FRANK	AUT	78.32	38.79		40.53	5.46	4.79	5.04	5.11	4.93	1.00	#3

Total

Pl.	Name	Nation	Points	SP	FS
1	Yuna KIM	KOR	218.31	1	1
2	Carolina KOSTNER	ITA	197.89	2	3
3	Mao ASADA	JPN	196.47	6	2
4	Kanako MURAKAMI	JPN	189.73	3	7
5	Ashley WAGNER	USA	187.34	5	6
6	Gracie GOLD	USA	184.25	9	5
7	Zijun LI	CHN	183.85	12	4
8	Kaetlyn OSMOND	CAN	176.82	4	10
9	Adelina SOTNIKOVA	RUS	175.98	8	9
10	Elizaveta TUKTAMYSHEVA	RUS	174.24	14	8
11	Mae Berenice MEITE	FRA	165.03	11	11
12	Akiko SUZUKI	JPN	164.59	7	13
13	Alena LEONOVA	RUS	159.06	13	14
14	Viktoria HELGESSON	SWE	158.80	10	15
15	Natalia POPOVA	UKR	155.52	17	12
16	Elena GLEBOVA	EST	152.49	15	16
17	Monika SIMANCIKOVA	SVK	149.02	19	17
18	Valentina MARCHEI	ITA	147.23	21	18
19	Nathalie WEINZIERL	GER	142.48	24	19
20	Jenna MCCORKELL	GBR	142.27	18	21
21	Brooklee HAN	AUS	141.88	20	20
22	Sonia LAFUENTE	ESP	139.66	16	23
23	Kexin ZHANG	CHN	137.41	23	22
24	Kerstin FRANK	AUT	127.98	22	24

World Championships Ladies Short Program Results

Pl.	Qual.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Q	Yuna KIM	KOR	69.97	36.79		33.18	8.39	8.07	8.32	8.36	8.32	0.00	#14
2	Q	Carolina KOSTNER	ITA	66.86	34.01		33.85	8.46	8.21	8.43	8.57	8.64	1.00	#34
3	Q	Kanako MURAKAMI	JPN	66.64	36.87		29.77	7.57	7.21	7.50	7.54	7.39	0.00	#30
4	Q	Kaetlyn OSMOND	CAN	64.73	35.19		29.54	7.29	7.07	7.50	7.43	7.64	0.00	#9
5	Q	Ashley WAGNER	USA	63.98	33.06		30.92	7.75	7.57	7.79	7.71	7.82	0.00	#31
6	Q	Mao ASADA	JPN	62.10	29.70		32.40	8.18	7.86	8.11	8.18	8.18	0.00	#33
7	Q	Akiko SUZUKI	JPN	61.17	30.71		30.46	7.82	7.50	7.50	7.64	7.61	0.00	#24
8	Q	Adelina SOTNIKOVA	RUS	59.62	30.97		28.65	7.36	6.89	7.18	7.25	7.14	0.00	#26
9	Q	Gracie GOLD	USA	58.85	30.23		28.62	7.18	6.89	7.25	7.25	7.21	0.00	#21
10	Q	Viktoria HELGESSON	SWE	58.36	30.73		27.63	7.07	6.68	7.00	6.86	6.93	0.00	#27
11	Q	Mae Berenice MEITE	FRA	56.90	30.75		26.15	6.71	6.29	6.57	6.57	6.54	0.00	#32
12	Q	Zijun LI	CHN	56.31	30.76		26.55	6.82	6.32	6.68	6.75	6.61	1.00	#29
13	Q	Alena LEONOVA	RUS	56.30	26.47		29.83	7.57	7.18	7.54	7.50	7.50	0.00	#35
14	Q	Elizaveta TUKTAMYSHEVA	RUS	54.72	27.97		27.75	7.11	6.75	6.79	6.96	7.07	1.00	#28
15	Q	Elena GLEBOVA	EST	54.59	29.47		25.12	6.46	5.96	6.32	6.36	6.29	0.00	#20
16	Q	Sonia LAFUENTE	ESP	52.44	28.79		23.65	6.14	5.75	5.93	5.96	5.79	0.00	#18
17	Q	Natalia POPOVA	UKR	51.67	27.99		23.68	5.96	5.75	6.04	5.96	5.89	0.00	#19
18	Q	Jenna MCCORKELL	GBR	51.23	26.61		24.62	6.21	5.89	6.25	6.21	6.21	0.00	#23
19	Q	Monika SIMANCIKOVA	SVK	51.18	28.70		22.48	5.89	5.39	5.75	5.57	5.50	0.00	#16
20	Q	Brooklee HAN	AUS	50.62	29.56		21.06	5.32	5.04	5.43	5.18	5.36	0.00	#2
21	Q	Valentina MARCHEI	ITA	50.41	24.29		27.12	6.82	6.50	6.86	6.82	6.89	1.00	#25
22	Q	Kerstin FRANK	AUT	49.66	27.98		21.68	5.71	5.21	5.43	5.46	5.29	0.00	#15
23	Q	Kexin ZHANG	CHN	48.80	27.46		21.34	5.68	5.07	5.39	5.36	5.18	0.00	#4
24	Q	Nathalie WEINZIERL	GER	48.14	26.82		21.32	5.64	5.11	5.29	5.29	5.32	0.00	#13
25		Isadora WILLIAMS	BRA	46.63	26.14		20.49	5.32	4.93	5.04	5.07	5.25	0.00	#7
26		Anita MADSEN	DEN	46.16	25.30		20.86	5.57	4.79	5.32	5.18	5.21	0.00	#6
27		Carol BRESSANUTTI	ITA	44.51	24.03		20.48	5.39	4.82	5.07	5.14	5.18	0.00	#10
28		Kaat VAN DAELE	BEL	42.51	21.59		20.92	5.36	5.00	5.25	5.32	5.21	0.00	#17
29		Elene GEDEVANISHVILI	GEO	42.40	18.54		24.86	6.54	6.07	5.93	6.29	6.25	1.00	#22
30		Tina STUERZINGER	SUI	42.36	23.90		19.46	5.07	4.57	4.89	4.96	4.82	1.00	#5
31		Juulia TURKKILA	FIN	40.70	20.13		20.57	5.32	4.96	4.93	5.32	5.18	0.00	#3
32		Anne Line GJERSEM	NOR	38.53	19.53		19.00	4.89	4.57	4.79	4.75	4.75	0.00	#12
33		Inga JANULEVICIUTE	LTU	36.79	19.41		18.38	4.86	4.36	4.57	4.68	4.50	1.00	#11
34		Patricia GLESCIC	SLO	36.66	19.49		18.17	4.75	4.32	4.50	4.71	4.43	1.00	#1
35		Alina FJODOROVA	LAT	36.44	19.48		18.96	4.89	4.64	4.68	4.79	4.71	2.00	#8