Skate Canada Men's Short Program

Group 1
Elladj Balde, CAN: 40.71 TES+ 31.64 PCS = 72.35

• Hand down on the opening quad toe but he manages to tack on the double toe
• Nice big triple axel nicely timed with the music
• Good position in the camel spin with a decent catch foot position, but I'd like to see his hip closed a bit more after the change of foot
• Triple lutz
• Good sit spin position with nice speed through the twisted variation
• Nice flow through his step sequence and great feeling for his music; he seems a bit too upright in the upper body though and some of the edge changes are not clean
• Twisted camel spin into a sit spin ending with a scratch spin

Andrei Rogozine, CAN: 37.20 TES+ 31.11 PCS = 68.31 and into 2nd place

• Nice triple flip + triple toe
• Spread eagle triple axel well done
• Good flexibility through the camel spin catch foot positions and nice fast rotation
• Triple lutz
• Low sit spin position with a nice twisted position after the change of foot but losing speed
• He seems to be skating through his music a bit and looking down and not really connecting with the audience but this might be the best he's jumped in a long time
• Very upright in the step sequence, slow in places and lots of ice spray 

Nobunari Oda, JPN: 43.61 TES+ 38.21 PCS -1.00 = 80.82 and into 1st place

• Big quad toe and just couldn't hang on to the landing
• Nice triple axel and he has such impressive bend in his knees on that landing
• Great camel spin position with a nice twisted variation into a good catch foot
• Great triple lutz + triple toe
• Good speed through the beginning of the sit spin combination but loses it after the flying change of position
• He's really starting to perform in this step sequence; nice freedom through the whole body and lots of changes of edge and direction with minimal ice spray
• Came spin into a good twisted sit spin with nice speed and needing in a scratch spin
• Overall a pretty good program with the exception of the fall on the quad

Jeremy Abbott, USA: 35.30 TES+ 39.28 PCS = 74.58 and into 2nd place

• Beautiful quad toe
• Double lutz close to the boards and has to ride it out a bit + double toe
• Interesting that he goes for an upright spin here--pretty unusual to be done outside of a combination
• Big triple axel and he has to put a hand down
• Great stretched out position in the sit spin with nice speed but losing it after the back tuck position
• Twisted camel position into a sit spin and a flying change of leg
• Nice movement in his step sequence and great use of his full body; good one foot sections and great ice coverage

Joshua Farris, USA: 33.11 TES+ 36.03 PCS = 69.14 and is currently in 4th place

• Triple toe + single toe
• Triple axel out of footwork a little down on one side on the landing but hangs on
• Such nice stretch and toe point in the sit spin with a great arm variation on the change of position
• Solid triple lutz
• Losing his centering on the catch foot camel spin but much better position after the change of leg
• Great choreography in his step sequence with a lot of nuances--you almost don't notice it as an element it blends so well into the program
• He seemed a bit nervous today in his debut but lots of great things to work with

Group 2
Takahito Mura, JPN: 38.56 TES+ 34.52 PCS = 73.08 and into 3rd place

• Quad toe fall out
• Big triple axel nicely timed with the music
• Decent camel position into an upright spin and ending with a sit spin
• A couple of standing dance moves seem to be mostly there for show with not a lot of commitment behind them
• Triple lutz + triple toe
• He's got the jumps it would be a nice to see a bit more in his program
• Ok camel spin positions with speed maintained throughout
• Lots of ice spray in his step sequence and he seems to be skating through the music a bit
• Flying entry to the sit spin and he needs more stretch through his free leg

Ross Miner, USA: 32.15 TES+ 36.56 PCS -2.00 = 66.71 and into 7th place

• The opening to this program is just gorgeous and it also happens to be his step sequence; great one foot sections and nice connection with the music
• Quad toe two foots the landing and falls
• Triple axel doesn't get quite around two foots the landing and falls
• Nice speed in his camel spin with a good flying change and a decent catch foot position
• Triple lutz + triple toe a little tight be he pulled it off
• Good sit spin with nice positions and good speed
• Nice camel into a broken leg sit spin and ending with a scratch spin
• Once he nails the jumps in this program it's going to be a huge hit and

Michal Brezina, CZE: 35.06 TES+ 36.65 PCS = 71.71 and into 5th place

• Doubled his opening quad salchow attempt
• Triple flip + triple toe
• Triple axel just a bit forward on the toe on the landing but he hangs on
• Twisted camel spin position with a change of foot and a decent catch foot position
• Flying sit spin needs more stretch through his free leg but maintained speed through the back tuck position
• Lots of movement through the step sequence but I'd like to see him do something more with his hands and arms; good flow across the ice
• Camel spin flying change to sit spin; slow through the whole middle of the spin and ending way after his music

Patrick Chan, CAN: 43.17 TES+ 44.93 PCS = 88.10 and into 1st place

• Huge triple toe + triple toe a little too close to the boards and has to put his free leg down to hang on to the 2nd jump
• Big triple axel with nice ride out and speed on the landing
• Good camel spin with a nice change of foot into a twisted position
• Triple lutz well done right on the music
• Great twisted sit position into a broken leg
• This program is so well put together and expertly executed by Chan
• I love how quiet the music gets in the step sequence so you can hear his blades across the ice
• Gorgeous step sequence with such ease in the transitions between steps
• Final combination spin with good speed and positions

Yuzuru Hanyu, JPN: 39.69 TES+ 40.71 PCS = 80.40 and into 3rd place

•  Quad toe so far forward on the landing that he almost did an illusion but avoided putting the hand down
• Nice flexibility in the donut spin variation
• Good twisted sit position into a nice broken leg variation and ending with a back tuck with speed maintained throughout
• Really difficult entry with turns on one foot into the triple axel and he drills it
• Popped lutz + triple toe--just looked like he got ahead of himself and rushed the entry
• Great steps in his sequence and really playing to the crowd and feeling his music
• Great camel position picking up a bit of speed through the sit variations but losing it after the flying change of position

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Patrick CHAN	CAN	88.10	43.17		44.93	9.04	8.89	8.82	9.11	9.07	0.00	#9
2	Nobunari ODA	JPN	80.82	43.61		38.21	7.82	7.18	7.71	7.68	7.82	1.00	#3
3	Yuzuru HANYU	JPN	80.40	39.69		40.71	8.29	7.96	7.96	8.29	8.21	0.00	#10
4	Jeremy ABBOTT	USA	74.58	35.30		39.28	8.00	7.75	7.46	8.07	8.00	0.00	#4
5	Takahito MURA	JPN	73.08	38.56		34.52	7.39	6.64	6.89	6.89	6.71	0.00	#6
6	Elladj BALDE	CAN	72.35	40.71		31.64	6.25	5.96	6.57	6.29	6.57	0.00	#1
7	Michal BREZINA	CZE	71.71	35.06		36.65	7.54	7.04	7.32	7.43	7.32	0.00	#8
8	Joshua FARRIS	USA	69.14	33.11		36.03	7.07	7.18	7.07	7.32	7.39	0.00	#5
9	Andrei ROGOZINE	CAN	68.31	37.20		31.11	6.43	6.11	6.14	6.32	6.11	0.00	#2
10	Ross MINER	USA	66.71	32.15		36.56	7.32	7.32	6.89	7.64	7.39	2.00	#7

Skate Canada Men's Preview

Patrick Chan is the reigning World Champion although he struggled last season and nearly lost his title.  He had strong short programs and currently holds the World Record Short Program score but his free skates were often filled with errors.  He moved to Detroit at the end of the season to pursue a better training environment and has been settling well.  After splitting from Christy Krall, he is coached primarily by Kathy Johnson and his jumps took a bit of a hit.  After missing out on the podium in 2010, his sole focus has been on Sochi and he is gunning for Olympic gold.

Yuzuru Hanyu set two World Record short programs last season and had a huge breakout year.  He finished ahead of Patrick Chan at the Grand Prix Final but wasn't able to find his way back to the podium at the World Championships.  He has the quads as well as the artistry but he seemed to struggle with some of the nerves that comes along with being a front runner.

Nobunari Oda had a rough few seasons and only won medal on the Grand Prix last season.  It's also been two years since he made a World team and in a deep Japanese field, he's facing an uphill battle to claim one of the spots in Sochi.  He kicked off the season with an impressive victory at the Nebelhorn Trophy and proved that he is a contender going into this season.

Also in the mix are Takahito Mura who was the surprise winner at Trophee Eric Bompard last year and made the Japanese Worlds team along with Jeremy Abbott who's reprising his Exogenisis free skate after failing to qualify for Worlds last season.  Ross Miner is the reigning US Silver Medalist but had a slow start to his season this year.

World Junior Champion Joshua Farris is making his Grand Prix debut at this event.  He has quads and triple axels in his arsenal but struggled with his jumps at his senior debut at the US Figure Skating Classic.  He choreographs his own programs and admitted that he was more focused on the performance at that event and let the jumps get away from him.

My podium predictions:
Gold: Patrick Chan
Silver: Yuzuru Hanyu
Bronze: Nobunari Oda

Bios of the competitors:
Elladj Balde, CAN: He finished 18th at Four Continents.  He placed 7th at Skate Canada last season.  His personal best is 199.94.  He is 22 years old.

Patrick Chan, CAN: He is the reigning World Champion.  He won silver at Skate Canada and gold at Rostelecom Cup last season to qualify for the Grand Prix Final where he won bronze.  He is the 2011 and 2012 World Champion, 2009 and 2010 World silver medalist, 2009 and 2012 Four Continents Champion and 2007 World Junior silver medalist.  His personal best is 280.98.  He is 22 years old.  

Andrei Rogozine, CAN: He finished 13th at Worlds and 10th at Four Continents.  He placed 9th at NHK Trophy last season.  He is the 2011 World Junior Champion.  His personal best is 216.60.  He is 20 years old.

Michal Brezina, CZE: He placed 10th at Worlds and is the reigning European Bronze Medalist.  He placed 6th at Skate America and won bronze at Rostelecom Cup last season.  He is the 2009 World Junior Silver Medalist.  His personal best is 243.52.  He is 23 years old.  

Yuzuru Hanyu, JPN: He placed 4th at Worlds and is the reigning Four Continents silver medalist.  He won silver at Skate America and gold at NHK Trophy last season to qualify for the Grand Prix Final where he won silver.  He is the 2012 World Bronze Medalist, 2011 Four Continents Silver Medalist and 2010 World Junior Champion.  His personal best is 264.29.  He is 18 years old.  

Takahito Mura, JPN: He placed 8th at Worlds and 8th at Four Continents.  He finished 8th at Skate Canada and won gold at Trophee Eric Bompard last season.  His personal best is 234.18.  He is 22 years old.

Nobunari Oda, JPN: He won bronze at Skate Canada and placed 5th at Rostelecom Cup.  He is the 2006 Four Continents Champion and 2005 Junior World Champion.  His personal best is 262.98.  He is 26 years old.

Jeremy Abbott, USA: He placed 5th at Skate Canada and won silver at Trophee Eric Bompard last season.  He is the 2007 and 2011 Four Continents Bronze Medalist.  His personal best is 238.82.  He is 28 years old.

Joshua Farris, USA: He is the reigning World Junior Champion.  He won gold at JGP USA and gold at JGP Slovenia last season to qualify for the JGP Final where he won silver.  He is the 2012 World Junior Silver Medalist.  His personal best is 228.32.  He is 18 years old.  

Ross Miner, USA: He placed 14th at Worlds and 9th at Four Continents.  He placed 5th at Skate Canada and won bronze at NHK Trophy last season.  He is the 2012 Four Continents Bronze Medalist.  His personal best is 235.37.  He is 22 years old.

Nebelhorn Trophy Men's Results

Short Program

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Nobunari ODA	JPN	87.34	48.87		38.47	8.04	7.18	7.82	7.68	7.75	0.00	#31
2	Jason BROWN	USA	79.41	43.38		36.03	7.21	6.86	7.32	7.21	7.43	0.00	#30
3	Jeremy TEN	CAN	76.49	42.42		34.07	6.86	6.50	6.96	6.71	7.04	0.00	#10
4	Artur DMITRIEV	RUS	73.39	41.85		31.54	6.61	5.79	6.39	6.36	6.39	0.00	#20
5	Brendan KERRY	AUS	67.97	38.58		29.39	6.14	5.64	5.89	5.93	5.79	0.00	#24
6	Zoltan KELEMEN	ROU	65.52	37.48		28.04	5.82	5.29	5.71	5.61	5.61	0.00	#23
7	Ronald LAM	HKG	64.55	36.77		27.78	5.71	5.25	5.64	5.54	5.64	0.00	#21
8	Alexei BYCHENKO	ISR	64.50	36.22		28.28	5.93	5.39	5.64	5.61	5.71	0.00	#26
9	Yakov GODOROZHA	UKR	63.68	35.82		27.86	6.04	5.36	5.64	5.50	5.32	0.00	#22
10	Paul Bonifacio PARKINSON	ITA	63.37	37.34		27.03	5.61	5.14	5.39	5.32	5.57	1.00	#13
11	Michael Christian MARTINEZ	PHI	61.55	32.81		29.74	6.07	5.82	5.96	5.89	6.00	1.00	#29
12	Stephane WALKER	SUI	60.50	33.71		27.79	5.64	5.29	5.64	5.61	5.61	1.00	#28
13	Kim LUCINE	MON	59.28	31.66		28.62	5.61	5.18	5.79	5.93	6.11	1.00	#32
14	Stanislav SAMOHIN	ISR	58.64	33.11		25.53	5.36	4.82	5.21	4.96	5.18	0.00	#6
15	Maciej CIEPLUCHA	POL	58.26	30.73		28.53	5.82	5.39	5.71	5.79	5.82	1.00	#18
16	Valtter VIRTANEN	FIN	55.55	29.23		26.32	5.39	4.93	5.25	5.39	5.36	0.00	#11
17	Justus STRID	DEN	55.28	28.14		27.14	5.61	5.25	5.46	5.36	5.46	0.00	#34
18	Martin RAPPE	GER	54.49	28.53		25.96	5.50	4.93	5.14	5.25	5.14	0.00	#27
19	Ondrej SPIEGL	SWE	52.50	25.97		26.53	5.46	5.00	5.32	5.36	5.39	0.00	#17
20	Bela PAPP	FIN	52.34	28.49		23.85	4.96	4.50	4.86	4.71	4.82	0.00	#5
21	Manol ATANASSOV	BUL	51.73	27.87		23.86	4.89	4.50	4.75	4.86	4.86	0.00	#15
22	Pavel IGNATENKO	BLR	51.71	26.38		26.33	5.50	4.93	5.29	5.36	5.25	1.00	#33
23	Hyon CHOE	PRK	48.78	25.57		25.21	5.46	4.75	5.00	4.96	5.04	2.00	#14
24	Luiz MANELLA	BRA	48.67	25.56		25.11	5.29	4.89	4.75	5.18	5.00	2.00	#19
25	Slavik HAYRAPETYAN	ARM	47.90	24.72		24.18	4.82	4.68	4.86	4.89	4.93	1.00	#16
26	Jordan JU	TPE	47.57	22.86		24.71	5.11	4.71	4.93	5.00	4.96	0.00	#12
27	Matthew PARR	GBR	47.21	23.99		24.22	4.96	4.61	4.68	5.04	4.93	1.00	#1
28	Ali DEMIRBOGA	TUR	47.04	26.27		21.77	4.46	4.14	4.39	4.39	4.39	1.00	#4
29	Saulius AMBRULEVICIUS	LTU	46.68	22.29		25.39	5.25	4.79	5.07	5.14	5.14	1.00	#8
30	Jin Seo KIM	KOR	44.92	19.06		26.86	5.61	5.11	5.25	5.39	5.50	1.00	#25
31	Marton MARKO	HUN	42.49	23.45		19.04	4.07	3.61	3.86	3.79	3.71	0.00	#3
32	Fabriczio CARRILLO	MEX	41.01	19.58		21.43	4.39	4.07	4.39	4.29	4.29	0.00	#7
33	Josip GLUHAK	CRO	36.91	17.30		19.61	4.18	3.68	3.89	4.00	3.86	0.00	#2
34	Conor STAKELUM	IRL	30.15	13.19		17.96	3.79	3.46	3.54	3.71	3.46	1.00	#9

Free Skate

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Nobunari ODA	JPN	175.64	92.08		83.56	8.82	7.96	8.39	8.29	8.32	0.00	#34
2	Jason BROWN	USA	149.02	73.80		75.22	7.50	7.32	7.54	7.46	7.79	0.00	#30
3	Alexei BYCHENKO	ISR	132.96	70.38		62.58	6.57	5.79	6.32	6.29	6.32	0.00	#24
4	Luiz MANELLA	BRA	129.95	70.73		59.22	6.07	5.61	6.04	5.89	6.00	0.00	#16
5	Jeremy TEN	CAN	129.07	61.49		68.58	7.04	6.57	6.79	6.89	7.00	1.00	#33
6	Zoltan KELEMEN	ROU	128.56	66.78		61.78	6.36	5.75	6.32	6.21	6.25	0.00	#32
7	Artur DMITRIEV	RUS	128.35	60.23		68.12	7.00	6.46	6.71	6.93	6.96	0.00	#29
8	Michael Christian MARTINEZ	PHI	127.91	68.13		60.78	6.21	6.04	6.11	6.07	5.96	1.00	#23
9	Yakov GODOROZHA	UKR	124.58	65.98		58.60	6.04	5.61	5.86	5.93	5.86	0.00	#25
10	Maciej CIEPLUCHA	POL	120.98	61.56		59.42	5.89	5.75	6.00	5.96	6.11	0.00	#17
11	Justus STRID	DEN	120.91	60.97		59.94	6.04	5.64	6.04	6.04	6.21	0.00	#20
12	Brendan KERRY	AUS	120.70	59.56		61.14	6.39	5.75	6.11	6.21	6.11	0.00	#31
13	Paul Bonifacio PARKINSON	ITA	120.70	64.92		57.78	5.96	5.54	5.71	5.75	5.93	2.00	#26
14	Jin Seo KIM	KOR	116.37	60.57		56.80	5.86	5.32	5.61	5.75	5.86	1.00	#5
15	Pavel IGNATENKO	BLR	114.89	61.67		53.22	5.64	5.04	5.25	5.32	5.36	0.00	#15
16	Kim LUCINE	MON	113.38	56.80		57.58	5.79	5.32	5.75	5.79	6.14	1.00	#19
17	Martin RAPPE	GER	111.68	58.34		54.34	5.68	5.14	5.46	5.46	5.43	1.00	#21
18	Stanislav SAMOHIN	ISR	109.37	54.71		55.66	5.93	5.11	5.61	5.57	5.61	1.00	#18
19	Stephane WALKER	SUI	108.76	54.46		55.30	5.64	5.25	5.61	5.54	5.61	1.00	#28
20	Valtter VIRTANEN	FIN	107.01	50.49		56.52	5.86	5.39	5.61	5.61	5.79	0.00	#22
21	Ondrej SPIEGL	SWE	105.58	53.66		51.92	5.39	4.89	5.14	5.29	5.25	0.00	#11
22	Hyon CHOE	PRK	102.46	50.76		52.70	5.71	4.82	5.32	5.18	5.32	1.00	#12
23	Manol ATANASSOV	BUL	100.55	49.77		51.78	5.21	4.82	5.36	5.18	5.32	1.00	#13
24	Bela PAPP	FIN	99.42	50.90		48.52	5.07	4.68	4.86	4.86	4.79	0.00	#14
25	Matthew PARR	GBR	97.43	46.29		51.14	5.21	4.82	5.04	5.18	5.32	0.00	#8
26	Jordan JU	TPE	96.52	51.02		47.50	4.96	4.54	4.64	4.82	4.79	2.00	#9
27	Slavik HAYRAPETYAN	ARM	85.87	40.45		47.42	4.89	4.46	4.61	4.86	4.89	2.00	#7
28	Ronald LAM	HKG	79.63	33.77		49.86	5.32	5.00	4.61	5.07	4.93	4.00	#27
29	Ali DEMIRBOGA	TUR	79.54	37.02		44.52	4.61	4.18	4.36	4.50	4.61	2.00	#10
30	Josip GLUHAK	CRO	77.97	38.05		39.92	4.29	3.75	3.96	4.00	3.96	0.00	#4
31	Marton MARKO	HUN	76.16	39.46		36.70	3.93	3.64	3.57	3.71	3.50	0.00	#1
32	Fabriczio CARRILLO	MEX	75.84	36.96		40.88	4.25	3.79	4.04	4.18	4.18	2.00	#3
33	Saulius AMBRULEVICIUS	LTU	74.94	29.24		46.70	4.89	4.43	4.46	4.75	4.82	1.00	#6
34	Conor STAKELUM	IRL	66.08	30.24		35.84	3.64	3.57	3.46	3.64	3.61	0.00	#2

Total

FPl.	Name	Nation	Points	SP	FS
1	Nobunari ODA	JPN	262.98	1	1
2	Jason BROWN	USA	228.43	2	2
3	Jeremy TEN	CAN	205.56	3	5
4	Artur DMITRIEV	RUS	201.74	4	7
5	Alexei BYCHENKO	ISR	197.46	8	3
6	Zoltan KELEMEN	ROU	194.08	6	6
7	Michael Christian MARTINEZ	PHI	189.46	11	8
8	Brendan KERRY	AUS	188.67	5	12
9	Yakov GODOROZHA	UKR	188.26	9	9
10	Paul Bonifacio PARKINSON	ITA	184.07	10	13
11	Maciej CIEPLUCHA	POL	179.24	15	10
12	Luiz MANELLA	BRA	178.62	24	4
13	Justus STRID	DEN	176.19	17	11
14	Kim LUCINE	MON	172.66	13	16
15	Stephane WALKER	SUI	169.26	12	19
16	Stanislav SAMOHIN	ISR	168.01	14	18
17	Pavel IGNATENKO	BLR	166.60	22	15
18	Martin RAPPE	GER	166.17	18	17
19	Valtter VIRTANEN	FIN	162.56	16	20
20	Jin Seo KIM	KOR	161.29	30	14
21	Ondrej SPIEGL	SWE	158.08	19	21
22	Manol ATANASSOV	BUL	152.28	21	23
23	Bela PAPP	FIN	151.76	20	24
24	Hyon CHOE	PRK	151.24	23	22
25	Matthew PARR	GBR	144.64	27	25
26	Ronald LAM	HKG	144.18	7	28
27	Jordan JU	TPE	144.09	26	26
28	Slavik HAYRAPETYAN	ARM	133.77	25	27
29	Ali DEMIRBOGA	TUR	126.58	28	29
30	Saulius AMBRULEVICIUS	LTU	121.62	29	33
31	Marton MARKO	HUN	118.65	31	31
32	Fabriczio CARRILLO	MEX	116.85	32	32
33	Josip GLUHAK	CRO	114.88	33	30
34	Conor STAKELUM	IRL	96.23	34	34

Bavarian Open Senior Men's Results

Pl.	Name	Club	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Deduction -	StN.
1	Kento NAKAMURA		JPN	74.31	40.19		35.12	7.00	6.81	7.06	7.06	7.19	1.00	#5
2	Nobunari ODA		JPN	72.74	35.60		38.14	7.75	7.38	7.63	7.69	7.69	1.00	#18
3	Paul FENTZ		GER	69.99	38.24		31.75	6.31	6.06	6.50	6.50	6.38	0.00	#1
4	Franz STREUBEL	ECO	GER	67.15	36.01		31.14	6.25	5.88	6.44	6.19	6.38	0.00	#8
5	Romain PONSART		FRA	66.37	35.48		31.89	6.44	5.63	6.50	6.63	6.69	1.00	#20
6	Jorik HENDRICKX		BEL	65.56	35.37		31.19	6.25	6.00	6.25	6.25	6.44	1.00	#9
7	Oleksii BYCHENKO		ISR	63.28	33.34		29.94	5.94	5.75	6.06	6.00	6.19	0.00	#14
8	Christopher BERNECK		GER	63.08	33.96		29.12	5.56	5.56	6.06	6.06	5.88	0.00	#4
9	Denis WIECZOREK		GER	60.10	32.65		27.45	5.63	5.38	5.75	5.38	5.31	0.00	#2
10	Stephane WALKER		SUI	56.37	30.05		26.32	5.38	5.13	5.19	5.31	5.31	0.00	#21
11	Martin RAPPE		GER	53.77	28.95		24.82	5.06	4.69	5.13	5.00	4.94	0.00	#12
12	Slavik HAYRAPETYAN		ARM	53.71	26.95		26.76	5.25	5.00	5.44	5.38	5.69	0.00	#24
13	Zoltan KELEMEN		ROU	51.90	26.08		26.82	5.38	5.19	5.31	5.44	5.50	1.00	#10
14	Mikael REDIN		SUI	51.77	26.21		25.56	5.00	4.81	5.31	5.19	5.25	0.00	#22
15	Harry MATTICK		GBR	51.46	25.82		26.64	5.38	5.00	5.44	5.38	5.44	1.00	#19
16	Gaylord LAVOISIER		FRA	51.39	25.94		25.45	5.13	4.88	5.38	5.00	5.06	0.00	#27
17	Mario-Rafael IONIAN		AUT	50.42	25.66		24.76	4.94	4.75	5.13	5.00	4.94	0.00	#3
18	Maurizio ZANDRON		ITA	50.10	23.03		27.07	5.44	5.25	5.31	5.63	5.44	0.00	#15
19	Valtter VIRTANEN		FIN	48.80	23.30		25.50	5.25	5.00	5.00	5.19	5.06	0.00	#13
20	Florian LEJEUNE		FRA	48.24	22.48		25.76	5.31	5.00	5.19	5.13	5.13	0.00	#25
21	Nicolas DUBOIS		SUI	47.22	24.90		22.32	4.63	4.31	4.63	4.44	4.31	0.00	#7
22	Dmitriy IGNATENKO		UKR	46.88	22.37		25.51	5.38	4.88	5.13	5.06	5.06	1.00	#26
23	Sargis HAYRAPETYAN		ARM	46.30	21.61		24.69	5.00	4.75	5.00	4.94	5.00	0.00	#16
24	Viktor KREMKE	EVA	GER	46.17	24.16		22.01	4.75	4.19	4.38	4.44	4.25	0.00	#11
25	Patrick MYZYK		POL	41.99	20.24		22.75	5.00	4.25	4.50	4.56	4.44	1.00	#6

Free Skate

Pl.	Name	Club	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Deduction -	StN.
1	Nobunari ODA		JPN	178.06	93.06		85.00	8.50	8.25	8.63	8.56	8.56	0.00	#25
2	Kento NAKAMURA		JPN	153.54	77.40		76.14	7.56	7.38	7.63	7.75	7.75	0.00	#21
3	Oleksii BYCHENKO		ISR	134.76	69.60		65.16	6.44	6.38	6.63	6.50	6.63	0.00	#18
4	Romain PONSART		FRA	133.51	65.85		67.66	6.88	6.50	6.69	6.88	6.88	0.00	#23
5	Paul FENTZ		GER	130.76	61.98		68.78	6.88	6.63	6.88	6.94	7.06	0.00	#22
6	Franz STREUBEL	ECO	GER	128.02	65.00		63.02	6.44	6.00	6.44	6.38	6.25	0.00	#24
7	Christopher BERNECK		GER	123.18	61.16		63.02	6.25	6.00	6.38	6.50	6.38	1.00	#17
8	Martin RAPPE		GER	119.07	62.29		56.78	5.88	5.56	5.88	5.63	5.44	0.00	#13
9	Stephane WALKER		SUI	116.51	57.49		60.02	6.06	5.88	5.94	6.13	6.00	1.00	#19
10	Denis WIECZOREK		GER	115.79	59.65		56.14	5.81	5.56	5.69	5.63	5.38	0.00	#16
11	Jorik HENDRICKX		BEL	112.84	53.46		63.38	6.50	6.25	6.06	6.50	6.38	4.00	#20
12	Zoltan KELEMEN		ROU	110.89	54.13		56.76	5.63	5.50	5.69	5.75	5.81	0.00	#11
13	Valtter VIRTANEN		FIN	109.56	55.40		54.16	5.50	5.13	5.38	5.44	5.63	0.00	#8
14	Dmitriy IGNATENKO		UKR	109.32	59.16		50.16	5.31	4.63	5.13	5.13	4.88	0.00	#1
15	Harry MATTICK		GBR	102.56	49.16		55.40	5.69	5.38	5.44	5.63	5.56	2.00	#14
16	Mikael REDIN		SUI	101.48	48.72		53.76	5.44	5.19	5.50	5.44	5.31	1.00	#12
17	Florian LEJEUNE		FRA	96.16	49.78		48.38	5.31	4.44	4.88	4.81	4.75	2.00	#6
18	Gaylord LAVOISIER		FRA	94.34	43.82		50.52	5.25	4.88	5.06	4.94	5.13	0.00	#10
19	Maurizio ZANDRON		ITA	91.83	42.45		51.38	5.13	5.06	5.19	5.31	5.00	2.00	#7
20	Sargis HAYRAPETYAN		ARM	90.01	43.27		47.74	5.00	4.56	4.81	4.81	4.69	1.00	#5
21	Nicolas DUBOIS		SUI	85.34	39.72		46.62	4.88	4.50	4.56	4.81	4.56	1.00	#2
22	Slavik HAYRAPETYAN		ARM	83.42	33.78		50.64	5.13	4.94	5.06	5.06	5.13	1.00	#15
23	Mario-Rafael IONIAN		AUT	82.78	35.52		48.26	5.06	4.69	4.75	4.88	4.75	1.00	#9
24	Viktor KREMKE	EVA	GER	82.11	39.85		43.26	4.75	4.13	4.31	4.31	4.13	1.00	#4

Total

FPl.	Name	Club	Nation	Points	SP	FS
1	Nobunari ODA		JPN	250.80	2	1
2	Kento NAKAMURA		JPN	227.85	1	2
3	Paul FENTZ		GER	200.75	3	5
4	Romain PONSART		FRA	199.88	5	4
5	Oleksii BYCHENKO		ISR	198.04	7	3
6	Franz STREUBEL	ECO	GER	195.17	4	6
7	Christopher BERNECK		GER	186.26	8	7
8	Jorik HENDRICKX		BEL	178.40	6	11
9	Denis WIECZOREK		GER	175.89	9	10
10	Stephane WALKER		SUI	172.88	10	9
11	Martin RAPPE		GER	172.84	11	8
12	Zoltan KELEMEN		ROU	162.79	13	12
13	Valtter VIRTANEN		FIN	158.36	19	13
14	Dmitriy IGNATENKO		UKR	156.20	22	14
15	Harry MATTICK		GBR	154.02	15	15
16	Mikael REDIN		SUI	153.25	14	16
17	Gaylord LAVOISIER		FRA	145.73	16	18
18	Florian LEJEUNE		FRA	144.40	20	17
19	Maurizio ZANDRON		ITA	141.93	18	19
20	Slavik HAYRAPETYAN		ARM	137.13	12	22
21	Sargis HAYRAPETYAN		ARM	136.31	23	20
22	Mario-Rafael IONIAN		AUT	133.20	17	23
23	Nicolas DUBOIS		SUI	132.56	21	21
24	Viktor KREMKE	EVA	GER	128.28	24	24
WD	Vitaly LUCHANOK		BLR
WD	Kim LUCINE		MON
WD	Patrick MYZYK		POL