JGP Poland Men's Preview

He Zhang took home the silver medal last week from JGP Slovakia.  He rebounded from a 5th place short program and won the free skate.  His score was just shy of his personal best.  He is competing in back to back events, but both were in Europe so he didn't have to deal with any significant travel or jetlag.  He doesn't have much time to make any adjustments between events but he stands a good chance of winning here if he can repeat his free skate and clean up his short program.

Adian Pitkeev also has a silver medal from this season in Latvia.  He also had a 5th place short program and won the free skate at his event.  He set personal bests in all segments of competition in Latvia.  He also has a good shot at the gold if he can clean up his short program.  Both of these men can qualify with the Final with a gold medal while a silver and a bronze will keep them in contention.

Nam Nguyen just missed out on the podium at JGP Mexico, but he did set a personal best total score.  He has won one medal on the JGP and will be looking to claim his 2nd medal here.  He had a growth spurt over the summer and is readjusting to his new height but seems to be coping fairly well.

Wenbo Zang competed last week in Slovakia and finished 6th in his JGP debut.  He significantly improved his personal best in his first international competition since 2010.

Alexander Petrov is making his competitive debut this season after winning a silver medal on the JGP last season.  He started off slow at his first JGP assignment last season but scored nearly 20 points higher in his 2nd outing.  He'll need a personal best to contend for the podium, but it's well within his grasp.

Also in the mix are Sei Kawahara who placed 7th in Mexico and Deniss Vasiljevs who placed 7th in Latvia.

My podium predictions:
Gold: He Zhang
Silver: Adian Pitkeev
Bronze: Nam Nguyen

Bios of the competitors:
Slavik Hayrapetyan, ARM: He placed 21st at Junior Worlds.  His personal best is 143.48.  He is 17 years old.

David Kranjec, AUS: He placed 23rd at Four Continents and 24th at Junior Worlds.  He finished 12th at JGP Slovenia and 10th at JGP Croatia last season.  His personal best is 150.20.  He is 16 years old.

Larry Loupolover, AZE: This is his international debut.  He is 14 years old.

Ivo Gatovski, BUL: He finished 22nd at JGP Latvia.  His personal best is 115.84.  He is 15 years old.

Nam Nguyen, CAN: He placed 12th at Junior Worlds.  He finished 4th at JGP Mexico.  His personal best is 181.04.  He is 15 years old.

Wenbo Zang, CHN: He placed 6th at JGP Slovakia.  His personal best is 177.61.  He is 17 years old.

He Zhang, CHN: He finished 9th at Junior Worlds.  He won silver at JGP Slovakia.  His personal best is 193.97.  He is 16 years old.

Chih-I Tsao, TPE: He placed 23rd at Junior Worlds.  He finished 11th at JGP USA and 9th at JGP Croatia last season.  His personal best is 155.30.  He is 15 years old.

Tomas Kupka, CZE: He placed 14th at JGP Turkey last season.  His personal best is 126.12.  He is 18 years old.

Juho Pirinen, FIN: He placed 20th at JGP Latvia.  His personal best is 123.96.  He is 17 years old.

Adrien Tesson, FRA: This is his JGP debut.  He is 16 years old.

Armen Agaian, GEO: He finished 19th at JGP Latvia.  His personal best is 124.51.  He is 17 years old.

Panagiotis Polizoakis, GER: He placed 11th at JGP France and 14th at JGP Croatia last season.  His personal best is 135.58.  He is 18 years old.

Niko Ulanovsky, GER: He placed 11th at JGP Croatia last season.  His personal best is 158.47.  He is 16 years old.

Wayne Wing Yin Chung, HKG: He placed 24th at JGP Turkey last season.  His personal best is 99.44.  He is 17 years old.

Sei Kawahara, JPN: He placed 7th at JGP Mexico.  His personal best is 170.41.  He is 17 years old.

Shu Nakamura, JPN: He placed 6th at JGP Turkey and 8th at JGP Germany last season.  His personal best is 161.69.  He is 17 years old.

Deniss Vasiljevs, LAT: He placed 7th at JGP Latvia.  His personal best is 161.94.  He is 14 years old.

Julian Zhi Jie Yee, MAS: He finished 24th at Junior Worlds.  He placed 21st at JGP Slovenia.  His personal best is 112.93.  He is 16 years old.

Sondre Oddvoll Boe, NOR: He finished 26th at Junior Worlds.  He placed 23rd at JGP Latvia.  His personal best is 134.88.  He is 15 years old.

Kamil Dymowski, POL: He finished 27th at Junior Worlds last season.  He finished 12th at JGP Turkey last season.  His personal best is 128.77.  He is 18 years old.

Krzysztof Gala, POL: He placed 18th at JGP Latvia.  His personal best is 128.49.  He is 17 years old.

Dong-Won Lee, KOR: He placed 15th at JGP Slovakia.  His personal best is 166.93.  He is 16 years old.

Alexander Petrov, RUS: He finished 5th at JGP France and won silver at JGP Turkey last season.  His personal best is 174.45.  He is 14 years old.

Adian Pitkeev, RUS: He won silver at JGP Latvia.  His personal best is 187.19.  He is 15 years old.

Marco Klepoch, SVK: He placed 36th at Junior Worlds.  He placed 21st at JGP Slovakia.  His personal best is 114.13.  He is 15 years old.

Johann Wilkinson, RSA: This is his JGP debut.  He is 18 years old.

Hector Alonso Serrano, ESP: This is his JGP debut.  He is 15 years old.

Igor Reznichenko, UKR: He placed 12th at JGP Latvia.  His personal best is 150.05.  He is 18 years old.

Brian Krentz, USA: This is his international debut.  He is 18 years old.

Jordan Moeller, USA: He placed 9th at JGP Latvia.  His personal best is 158.74.  He is 18 years old.

JGP Mexico Men's Preview

This is an inexperienced field of skaters with six making their international debut and an additional five making their JGP debut.  Of the remaining 9 skaters, only three have won medals on the JGP circuit.  

Nathan Chen has had a storied career already at the young age of 14.  He has won three national titles and medaled at nationals over six consecutive seasons in four levels.  He made his much anticipated JGP debut last season and won gold at his first event with a score that was still in the top 24 season's best by the end of the season.  However, he had to withdraw from his 2nd event due to injury after the short program and struggled for the rest of the season and even failed to defend his junior national title.  Still, he has a 20 point advantage over this field and can afford to make a few mistakes and still land on top of the podium.  He had been working on a triple axel prior to his injuries and if he includes that here it could give him a huge edge.

Challenging him for the top spot will be Ryuju Hino of Japan.  He won two medals on the JGP circuit last season and went on to medal at the JGPF.  His score at the Final was impressive, nearly topping the 200 point mark, but he scored nearly 30 points lower at Junior Worlds and managed only a 10th place finish.  

Nam Nguyen is training with Brian Orser alongside some of the top skaters in the world, including Javier Fernandez and Yuzuru Hanyu.  He's long been touted as one of Canada's up and coming talents but hasn't quite lived up to the hype yet.  He had trouble getting started last season but rebounded to win a bronze medal at his second JGP event.  He did show some improvement at Junior Worlds, but still managed only a 12th place finish.  

Other skaters to watch for are Andrei Lazukin who finished 7th in Austria last season and Sei Kawahara who placed 5th and 8th at his two assignments.

Tomoki Hiwatshi could make a run for the podium here.  He has won three US national titles at three different levels and at just 13, is eligible for international competition for the first time.  When he won the novice men's title last year, he completed four triple jumps in his free skate but only attempted triple toes and salchows.  He'll need a bigger arsenal to compete with the top talent here but his artistry might keep him in the mix.  Another young name to keep an eye on is Daniel Samohin who won the pewter medal at US Nationals as a novice but is now competing for Israel.

My podium predictions:
Gold: Nathan Chen
Silver: Ryuju Hino
Bronze: Nam Nguyen

Bios of the competitors:
Nam Nguyen, CAN: He placed 12th at Junior Worlds.  He finished 9th at JGP France and won bronze at JGP Turkey last season.  His personal best is 172.58.  He is 15 years old.

Meng Ju Lee, TPE: This is his JGP debut.  He is 17 years old.

Charles Tetar, FRA: He placed 7th at JGP France and 7th at JGP Slovenia last season.  His personal best is 156.43.  He is 18 years old.

Graham Newberry, GBR: This is his JGP debut.  He is 15 years old.

Lap Kan Yuen, HKG: He placed 20th at JGP Croatia last season.  His personal best is 84.93.  He is 17 years old.

Daniel Samohin, ISR: This is his international debut.  He is 15 years old.

Ryuju Hino, JPN: He placed 10th at Junior Worlds.  He won bronze at JGP France and silver at JGP Austria last season to qualify for the JGP Final where he won bronze.  His personal best is 198.92.  He is 18 years old.  

Sei Kawahara, JPN: He placed 5th at JGP Austria and 8th at JGP Croatia last season.  His personal best is 170.41.  He is 17 years old.

Zhen Feng Chan, MAS: This is his JGP debut.  He is 18 years old.

David Bosquez, MEX: This is his international debut.  He is 18 years old.

Donavan Carillo, MEX: This is his international debut.  He is 13 years old.

Eduardo Luna, MEX: This is his international debut.  He is 18 years old.

June Hyoung Lee, KOR: He finished 17th at Four Continents and 13th at Junior Worlds.  He placed 5th at JGP USA and 9th at JGP Turkey last season.  His personal best is 176.48.  He is 16 years old.

Alexei Genia, RUS: This is his international debut.  He is 13 years old.

Andrei Lazukin, RUS: He placed 7th at JGP Austria last season.  His personal best is 163.27.  He is 15 years old.

Ancio Van Tonder, RSA: This is his JGP debut.  He is 15 years old.

John-Olof Hallman, SWE: This is his JGP debut.  His personal best is 120.12.  He is 16 years old.

Vincent Cuerel, SUI: He placed 20th at JGP France last season.  His personal best is 102.15.  He is 17 years old.

Nathan Chen, USA: He won gold at JGP Austria last season.  His personal best is 222.00.  He is 14 years old.

Tomoki Hiwatshi, USA: This is his international debut.  He is 13 years old.

Coupe du Printemps Junior Men's Results

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Deduction -	StN.
1	Sei KAWAHARA	JPN	58.12	31.46		26.66	5.58	5.08	5.42	5.25	5.33	0.00	#1
2	Simon HOCQUAUX	FRA	52.97	25.55		27.42	5.42	5.08	5.67	5.58	5.67	0.00	#11
3	Charles TETAR	FRA	51.41	28.16		24.25	4.92	4.50	5.08	4.75	5.00	1.00	#8
4	Maxime PETRARU	FRA	49.69	26.02		24.67	4.92	4.67	4.92	5.08	5.08	1.00	#2
5	Adrien TESSON	FRA	46.57	23.56		24.01	5.00	4.67	4.50	4.92	4.92	1.00	#4
6	Meng-Ju LEE	TPE	43.43	19.01		24.42	4.92	4.75	4.83	5.00	4.92	0.00	#10
7	Charles PARRY-EVANS	GBR	41.85	21.60		20.25	4.17	3.83	4.00	4.08	4.17	0.00	#9
8	Vincent CUÉREL	SUI	40.46	20.55		19.91	4.08	3.75	4.08	4.08	3.92	0.00	#12
9	Simon Gabriel IONIAN	AUT	38.26	21.60		17.66	3.67	3.33	3.58	3.58	3.50	1.00	#3
10	Thomas KENNES	NED	36.97	17.31		20.66	4.33	3.83	4.17	4.25	4.08	1.00	#7
11	Ilia CHERNYH	RUS	36.24	16.74		20.50	4.33	3.75	4.17	4.08	4.17	1.00	#5
12	Jerry HILGERT	LUX	33.87	15.87		18.00	3.83	3.42	3.58	3.67	3.50	0.00	#13
13	Sebastian MELLAB	NED	26.74	10.40		16.34	3.42	3.08	3.17	3.50	3.17	0.00	#6

Free Skate

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Deduction -	StN.
1	Simon HOCQUAUX	FRA	110.66	55.50		56.16	5.58	5.50	5.67	5.58	5.75	1.00	#12
2	Charles TETAR	FRA	107.58	54.40		53.18	5.42	5.00	5.33	5.42	5.42	0.00	#11
3	Adrien TESSON	FRA	100.81	50.83		50.98	5.08	4.75	5.08	5.33	5.25	1.00	#9
4	Sei KAWAHARA	JPN	93.19	43.03		52.16	5.58	5.00	4.92	5.33	5.25	2.00	#13
5	Thomas KENNES	NED	80.41	41.25		40.16	4.08	3.83	4.17	4.08	3.92	1.00	#4
6	Charles PARRY-EVANS	GBR	79.83	41.83		38.00	4.00	3.50	3.83	3.92	3.75	0.00	#7
7	Maxime PETRARU	FRA	78.69	33.51		47.18	4.83	4.50	4.67	4.67	4.92	2.00	#10
8	Simon Gabriel IONIAN	AUT	70.99	36.35		34.64	3.83	3.08	3.58	3.50	3.33	0.00	#5
9	Meng-Ju LEE	TPE	69.52	29.00		42.52	4.50	3.67	4.25	4.42	4.42	2.00	#8
10	Vincent CUÉREL	SUI	67.25	29.43		38.82	3.92	3.58	3.83	4.00	4.08	1.00	#6
11	Jerry HILGERT	LUX	60.78	29.10		32.68	3.50	2.92	3.33	3.42	3.17	1.00	#2
12	Ilia CHERNYH	RUS	58.80	28.14		31.66	3.75	2.67	3.08	3.25	3.08	1.00	#3
13	Sebastian MELLAB	NED	48.82	22.00		27.82	3.00	2.58	2.75	2.83	2.75	1.00	#1

Total

FPl.	Name	Nation	Points	SP	FS
1	Simon HOCQUAUX	FRA	163.63	2	1
2	Charles TETAR	FRA	158.99	3	2
3	Sei KAWAHARA	JPN	151.31	1	4
4	Adrien TESSON	FRA	147.38	5	3
5	Maxime PETRARU	FRA	128.38	4	7
6	Charles PARRY-EVANS	GBR	121.68	7	6
7	Thomas KENNES	NED	117.38	10	5
8	Meng-Ju LEE	TPE	112.95	6	9
9	Simon Gabriel IONIAN	AUT	109.25	9	8
10	Vincent CUÉREL	SUI	107.71	8	10
11	Ilia CHERNYH	RUS	95.04	11	12
12	Jerry HILGERT	LUX	94.65	12	11
13	Sebastian MELLAB	NED	75.56	13	13

JGP Croatia Men's Preview

This is the big event for qualifying for the Junior Grand Prix Final with 9 skaters vying for spots.

Nathan Chen holds the highest scores of the season in the short program, free skate and total score, without two triple axels or a quad like some of the other top men have been landing.  Despite his young age, he has lots of competitive experience and nerves don't seem to be a factor for him.  He's remarkably consistent and if he repeats his performance from Austria, he should easily repeat for gold here.  A 4th or 5th place finish will keep him in the running for the Final but he needs at least a bronze to guarantee himself a spot.

Alexander Samarain and Jin Seo Kim both won bronze medals in their JGP debuts.  They need a gold medal to guarantee a spot in the Final but would need a major mistake by Chen or a drastic increase in their personal bests to challenge him.  For Samarin, a silver medal with a score of at least 184.43 will keep him in the running while a bronze medal will likely not be enough.  Kim needs a silver with a score of 191.59 to give himself the best possible chance of making the Final.

Petr Coufal, Harrison Choate and Michael Christian Martinez all have 4th place finished this season and a gold medal finish here could punch their ticket to the Final but it's likely to be a tall order for them to accomplish in this field.

Han Yan and Sei Kawahara can put themselves on the bubble with a gold medal and Han Yan has the best chance of doing so if he can recover from his disappointing showing in Slovenia and regain the form that won him the World Junior title.

The wild card in this event is Maxim Kovtun of Russia who won two medals on the JGP last season to qualify for the Final where he finished just off the podium.  He kicks off his season here and will compete again next week in Germany.  Two silver medals or a gold and bronze will guarantee him a spot in the Final.

My podium predictions:
Gold: Nathan Chen
Silver: Maxim Kovtun
Bronze: Alexander Samarin

Bios of the competitors:
Slavik Hayrapetyan, ARM: He placed 18th in the preliminary round at Worlds, 28th at Europeans and 26th at Junior Worlds.  He finished 18th at JGP Latvia and 14th at JGP Romania last season.  His personal best is 128.97.  He is 16 years old.

David Kranjec, AUS: He placed 12th at JGP Croatia.   His personal best is 138.41.  He is 18 years old.

Pavel Ignatenko, BLR: He placed 30th at Junior Worlds.  He finished 7th at JGP Turkey.  His personal best is 155.08.  He is 17 years old.

Luiz Manella, BRA: He placed 22nd at Four Continents and 16th at Junior Worlds.  He finished 7th at JGP Italy last season.  His personal best is 162.53.  He is 17 years old.

Iassen Petkov, BUL: He placed 11th at JGP Turkey.  His personal best is 136.61.  He is 18 years old.

Mitchell Gordon, CAN: He placed 8th at JGP Austria.  His personal best is 162.62.  He is 16 years old.

Han Yan, CHN: He is the reigning Junior World Champion.  He placed 5th at JGP Croatia.  His personal best is 222.45.  He is 16 years old.


Petr Coufal, CZE: He placed 17th at Junior Worlds.  He finished 4th at JGP Austria.  His personal best is 175.72.  He is 17 years old.

Panagiotis Polizoakis, GER: He placed 11th at JGP France.  His personal best is 135.08.  He is 17 years old.

Sei Kawahara, JPN: He placed 5th at JGP Austria.  His personal best is 170.41.  He is 16 years old.

Michael Christian Martinez, PHI: He placed 15th at Junior Worlds.  He finished 4th at JGP USA.  His personal best is 165.10.  He is 15 years old.


Chih-I Tsao, TPE: He finished 23rd at Junior Worlds.  He placed 11th at JGP USA.  His 
personal best is 133.24.  He is 14 years old.

Steven Spencer Baker, CRO: This is his international debut.

Mislav Blagojevic, CRO: This is his JGP debut.

Petar Cetinic, CRO: This is his international debut.

Tino Olenius, FIN: This is his JGP debut.  His personal best is 127.12.  He is 16 years old.

Lap Kan Yuen, HKG: He placed 24th at JGP Italy last season.  His personal best is 84.93.  He is 16 years old.

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

Carlo Vittorio Palermo, ITA: This is his JGP debut.  His personal best is 125.55.  He is 16 years old.

Jin Seo Kim, KOR: He won bronze at JGP Slovenia.  His personal best is 175.87.  He is 15 years old.

Maxim Kovtun, RUS: He won gold at JGP Romania and silver at JGP Estonia last season to qualify for the JGPF where he placed 4th.  His personal best is 193.76.  He is 17 years old.

Alexander Samarin, RUS: He won bronze at JGP Croatia.  His personal best is 183.03.

Nicky Obreykov, SWE: This is his JGP debut.  He is 16 years old.

Osman Akgun, TUR: He placed 16th in the preliminary round at Junior Worlds.  He finished 13th at JGP Turkey.  His personal best is 131.15.  He is 16 years old.

Nathan Chen, USA: He won gold at JGP Austria.  His personal best is 222.00.  He is 13 years old.

Harrison Choate, USA: He placed 4th at JGP France.  His personal best is 169.70.  He is 18 years old.

JGP Austria Men's Free Skate Results

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Nathan CHEN	USA	146.85	79.51		67.34	6.75	6.46	6.86	6.71	6.89	0.00	#22
2	Jin Seo KIM	KOR	126.27	71.07		55.20	5.89	5.00	5.75	5.50	5.46	0.00	#12
3	Ryuju HINO	JPN	125.44	69.88		57.56	6.21	5.43	5.64	5.75	5.75	2.00	#21
4	Petr COUFAL	CZE	118.87	61.59		57.28	5.71	5.46	5.82	5.79	5.86	0.00	#19
5	Jay YOSTANTO	USA	111.90	59.84		53.06	5.50	4.93	5.32	5.46	5.32	1.00	#20
6	Mitchell GORDON	CAN	111.54	55.84		55.70	5.71	5.39	5.43	5.68	5.64	0.00	#14
7	Sei KAWAHARA	JPN	108.68	53.96		55.72	5.75	5.29	5.50	5.71	5.61	1.00	#18
8	Andrei LAZUKIN	RUS	105.63	55.75		51.88	5.36	5.04	5.00	5.36	5.18	2.00	#17
9	Feodosiy EFREMENKOV	RUS	105.12	55.42		49.70	5.21	4.75	5.00	4.96	4.93	0.00	#15
10	Niko ULANOVSKY	GER	91.80	46.28		45.52	4.79	4.25	4.61	4.57	4.54	0.00	#11
11	Viktor ROMANENKOV	EST	91.65	43.27		48.38	5.11	4.57	4.79	4.93	4.79	0.00	#13
12	Sondre ODDVOLL BOE	NOR	89.57	48.07		41.50	4.39	3.75	4.32	4.18	4.11	0.00	#6
13	Nicola TODESCHINI	SUI	89.09	47.79		42.30	4.54	4.04	4.21	4.29	4.07	1.00	#10
14	Matthias VERSLUIS	FIN	84.50	37.58		47.92	4.89	4.64	4.82	4.86	4.75	1.00	#16
15	Jordan JU	TPE	77.22	42.94		38.28	4.39	3.46	3.68	3.93	3.68	4.00	#8
16	Marco KLEPOCH	SVK	66.06	30.50		36.56	3.89	3.43	3.50	3.89	3.57	1.00	#9
17	Suchet KONGCHIM	THA	65.87	33.15		32.72	3.71	2.93	3.32	3.29	3.11	0.00	#2
18	Giorgio SETTEMBRINI	ITA	62.14	26.70		37.44	3.96	3.54	3.61	3.82	3.79	2.00	#4
19	Manuel DRECHSLER	AUT	61.36	31.08		30.28	3.32	2.64	3.11	3.11	2.96	0.00	#3
20	Simon-Gabriel IONIAN	AUT	58.14	22.86		37.28	4.00	3.39	3.68	3.82	3.75	2.00	#7
21	Kristof BREZAR	SLO	57.28	29.86		27.42	3.07	2.57	2.68	2.82	2.57	0.00	#5
22	Pavel STRAKACH	BLR	56.39	25.21		31.18	3.71	2.71	3.07	3.21	2.89	0.00	#1

FPl.	Name	Nation	Points	SP	FS
1	Nathan CHEN	USA	222.00	1	1
2	Ryuju HINO	JPN	185.85	3	3
3	Jin Seo KIM	KOR	175.87	10	2
4	Petr COUFAL	CZE	175.72	5	4
5	Sei KAWAHARA	JPN	170.41	2	7
6	Jay YOSTANTO	USA	165.74	6	5
7	Andrei LAZUKIN	RUS	163.27	4	8
8	Mitchell GORDON	CAN	162.62	9	6
9	Feodosiy EFREMENKOV	RUS	158.57	7	9
10	Viktor ROMANENKOV	EST	144.00	8	11
11	Niko ULANOVSKY	GER	139.19	12	10
12	Sondre ODDVOLL BOE	NOR	134.88	13	12
13	Matthias VERSLUIS	FIN	133.26	11	14
14	Nicola TODESCHINI	SUI	130.91	15	13
15	Jordan JU	TPE	120.55	14	15
16	Marco KLEPOCH	SVK	105.99	16	16
17	Suchet KONGCHIM	THA	98.31	19	17
18	Giorgio SETTEMBRINI	ITA	97.59	18	18
19	Simon-Gabriel IONIAN	AUT	95.10	17	20
20	Kristof BREZAR	SLO	85.93	21	21
21	Pavel STRAKACH	BLR	85.62	20	22
22	Manuel DRECHSLER	AUT	84.99	22	19
WD	Johannes MAIERHOFER	AUT

JGP Austria Men's Short Program Results

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Nathan CHEN	USA	75.15	43.05		32.10	6.50	6.14	6.57	6.39	6.50	0.00	#22
2	Sei KAWAHARA	JPN	61.73	34.66		27.07	5.61	5.00	5.46	5.43	5.57	0.00	#18
3	Ryuju HINO	JPN	60.41	33.41		27.00	5.75	5.00	5.21	5.61	5.43	0.00	#7
4	Andrei LAZUKIN	RUS	57.64	32.79		24.85	5.21	4.75	4.93	5.00	4.96	0.00	#3
5	Petr COUFAL	CZE	56.85	31.66		25.19	5.32	4.68	5.04	5.11	5.04	0.00	#6
6	Jay YOSTANTO	USA	53.84	27.69		26.15	5.43	4.93	5.25	5.29	5.25	0.00	#23
7	Feodosiy EFREMENKOV	RUS	53.45	29.51		23.94	5.11	4.43	4.79	4.82	4.79	0.00	#12
8	Viktor ROMANENKOV	EST	52.35	26.17		26.18	5.21	4.96	5.29	5.29	5.43	0.00	#13
9	Mitchell GORDON	CAN	51.08	24.86		27.22	5.43	5.32	5.36	5.54	5.57	1.00	#14
10	Jin Seo KIM	KOR	49.60	25.71		24.89	5.50	4.89	4.43	5.18	4.89	1.00	#17
11	Matthias VERSLUIS	FIN	48.76	24.00		24.76	4.93	4.68	4.86	5.04	5.25	0.00	#8
12	Niko ULANOVSKY	GER	47.39	25.39		22.00	4.64	4.14	4.29	4.54	4.39	0.00	#4
13	Sondre ODDVOLL BOE	NOR	45.31	23.34		21.97	4.32	4.18	4.50	4.43	4.54	0.00	#20
14	Jordan JU	TPE	43.33	22.61		21.72	4.61	4.00	4.29	4.43	4.39	1.00	#5
15	Nicola TODESCHINI	SUI	41.82	20.26		21.56	4.46	4.07	4.36	4.46	4.21	0.00	#15
16	Marco KLEPOCH	SVK	39.93	20.32		19.61	3.93	3.96	3.86	4.11	3.75	0.00	#2
17	Simon-Gabriel IONIAN	AUT	36.96	18.39		19.57	4.07	3.50	3.82	4.18	4.00	1.00	#16
18	Giorgio SETTEMBRINI	ITA	35.45	14.44		22.01	4.50	4.11	4.29	4.54	4.57	1.00	#10
19	Suchet KONGCHIM	THA	32.44	13.97		18.47	3.86	3.43	3.71	3.79	3.68	0.00	#11
20	Pavel STRAKACH	BLR	29.23	12.52		18.71	4.04	3.57	3.64	3.75	3.71	2.00	#21
21	Kristof BREZAR	SLO	28.65	14.42		15.23	3.29	2.79	3.04	3.18	2.93	1.00	#19
22	Manuel DRECHSLER	AUT	23.63	11.02		14.61	3.14	2.79	2.71	3.04	2.93	2.00	#9
WD	Johannes MAIERHOFER	AUT											#1

JGP Austria Junior Mens Short Program Results

Pl.	Name	Nation	TSS =	TES +		PCS +	SS	TR	PE	CH	IN	Ded. -	StN.
1	Han YAN	CHN	68.78	37.42		32.36	6.64	6.21	6.43	6.54	6.54	1.00	#13
2	Gordei GORSHKOV	RUS	61.70	33.27		28.43	5.79	5.50	5.75	5.71	5.68	0.00	#12
3	Keiji TANAKA	JPN	59.73	31.30		28.43	6.00	5.54	5.68	5.64	5.57	0.00	#7
4	Sei KAWAHARA	JPN	59.14	32.74		26.40	5.43	5.11	5.32	5.29	5.25	0.00	#14
5	Philip WARREN	USA	58.97	30.53		28.44	5.75	5.50	5.79	5.61	5.79	0.00	#6
6	Petr COUFAL	CZE	56.15	30.16		25.99	5.32	4.89	5.36	5.21	5.21	0.00	#17
7	Maurizio ZANDRON	ITA	55.00	30.40		24.60	5.11	4.71	4.96	4.89	4.93	0.00	#18
8	Timothy DOLENSKY	USA	54.35	26.78		27.57	5.71	5.32	5.39	5.61	5.54	0.00	#19
9	He ZHANG	CHN	50.28	23.96		28.32	5.75	5.54	5.61	5.71	5.71	2.00	#21
10	Niko ULANOVSKY	GER	48.83	26.08		22.75	4.82	4.39	4.54	4.54	4.46	0.00	#16
11	Liam FIRUS	CAN	48.73	24.66		26.07	5.50	5.25	4.96	5.25	5.11	2.00	#20
12	Stanislav PERTSOV	UKR	48.63	25.73		24.90	5.18	4.75	4.89	5.04	5.04	2.00	#5
13	Victor BUSTAMANTE	ESP	46.56	24.75		21.81	4.39	4.14	4.46	4.43	4.39	0.00	#1
14	Simon HOCQUAUX	FRA	44.06	21.53		22.53	4.71	4.43	4.54	4.39	4.46	0.00	#9
15	Bela PAPP	FIN	43.78	24.15		20.63	4.46	3.96	4.11	4.14	3.96	1.00	#2
16	Tomi PULKKINEN	SUI	42.34	20.69		22.65	4.68	4.29	4.50	4.61	4.57	1.00	#10
17	Peter-James HALLAM	GBR	41.95	21.56		21.39	4.54	4.14	4.25	4.25	4.21	1.00	#15
18	David KRANJEC	AUS	41.08	20.55		21.53	4.57	4.14	4.25	4.36	4.21	1.00	#22
19	Harry Hau Yin LEE	HKG	40.34	19.87		20.47	4.29	3.96	4.04	4.11	4.07	0.00	#4
20	Burak DEMIRBOGA	TUR	34.59	16.69		18.90	3.86	3.54	3.79	3.89	3.82	1.00	#8
21	Marco KLEPOCH	SVK	33.22	15.30		17.92	3.82	3.57	3.46	3.68	3.39	0.00	#11
22	Manuel DRECHSLER	AUT	24.87	13.05		13.82	3.25	2.50	2.64	2.82	2.61	2.00	#3