Results from ISU JGP Courchevel 2002

Julie Leung

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Aug 23, 2002, 5:12:46 PM8/23/02

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Short program results are up.

Congrats to Evan and Alissa.

http://www.icecalc.de/isu/events/fsevent00006120.htm

Skatephile

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Aug 24, 2002, 10:29:11 AM8/24/02

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>Short program results are up.
>
>Congrats to Evan and Alissa.
>
http://www.icecalc.de/isu/events/fsevent00006120.htm

Junior Men's Final Results (from Friday):
1 Alexander SHUBIN RUS 2,0 2 1
2 Evan LYSACEK USA 2,5 1 2
3 Jordan BRAUNINGER USA 5,0 4 3
4 Anton KOVALEVSKI UKR 5,5 3 4
5 Gregory REVERDIAU FRA 8,0 6 5
6 Alexander KONDAKOV RUS 8,5 5 6
7 Ken ROSE CAN 11,5 9 7
8 Martin LIEBERS GER 11,5 7 8
9 Johan DESLOT FRA 14,0 10 9
10 Jeremie COLOT FRA 15,0 8 11
11 Keegan MURPHY CAN 15,5 11 10
12 Raphael BOHREN SUI 18,5 13 12
13 Luka CADEZ SLO 19,0 12 13

According to a hearsay report posted online... Shubin landed a 3A-3T in the FS,
along with 4 other triples. Lysacek landed his 3F-half loop-3S and 3Z-3T
combos, plus 3 more triples. Brauninger landed 3Z-3T and 5 more triples.
Lysacek and Brauninger both landed 3F-3T, 3Z and 2A in the short program. With
their silver and bronze in France, they have ensured themselves of receiving a
second JGP assignment apiece.

Meagan Duhamel shared these first-hand, top ladies' SP jumps notes from France:

1. Carolina Kostner ITA (3lutz, 3loop/2loop, 2axel)
2. Alissa Czisny USA (3flip/2toe, 3lutz (fall), 2axel)
3. Meagan Duhamel CAN (3lutz, 3loop (fall), 2axel)
4. Maria Bubenikhina RUS (3sal/2toe, 2lutz, 2axel)
5. Signe Ronka CAN (3toe/2toe, 2axel, 3lutz (2foot, fall)

--Sylvia
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Julie Leung

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Aug 24, 2002, 8:16:53 PM8/24/02

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All final results are up! Congrats to Evan, Jordan, and Alissa.

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Fiona McQuarrie

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Aug 24, 2002, 9:17:50 PM8/24/02

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Julie Leung <juli...@academicplanet.com> wrote:
: Short program results are up.

: Congrats to Evan and Alissa.

: http://www.icecalc.de/isu/events/fsevent00006120.htm

Why them in particular? Shouldn't we be congratulating everyone who can
compete at this level?

Fiona

PosterBoy

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Aug 24, 2002, 10:34:14 PM8/24/02

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"Fiona McQuarrie" <mcqu...@sfu.ca> wrote in message
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Naaaaaaaaa!!
Besides, Julie seems to have missed the point:
Evan LOST to Shubin and
Alissa LOST to Kostner !!!!
We really should be congratulating Shubin and Kostner...and
DOMNINA/SHABALIN as well as MONTGOMERY/ARNOLD.
<G>

Cheers.

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Erin White

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Aug 24, 2002, 11:22:07 PM8/24/02

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Fiona McQuarrie wrote:

Because we can't help ourselves. We stupid Americans are just so US
centric. It's not our fault that the USA is Earth's capital.

typed with a defninite wink,
Tink *~*~*
--
"Conquer the mountain, dude!"

Rick

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Aug 25, 2002, 1:29:43 AM8/25/02

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Fiona McQuarrie wrote in message ...

Well, maybe she is familiar with those two, or is just being a good,
patriotic, jingoistic USAan. I'll second the congrats because:

1) They're really great skaters.
2) I'm a proud, jingoistic USAan.
3) I'm a proud, regionally jingoistic Midwesterner.
4) I've seen them both skate, and they're really good.
5) Did I mention that they both skate very well?

I'll add more special and exclusive kudos to Jordan Brauninger (another very
fine Midwesterner who I've seen), Morgan Duhamel (see, i'm not exclusively
jingoistic, and I saw her last summer at NACS), and Fleur Maxwell, who
pulled up several positions after the short (I saw her at Skate Detroit -
she trained in the Chicago area this summer).

And last, but not least, congrats to all who worked hard enough to be
selected. And... all the coaches, trainers, choreographers, parents,
friends, family, judges, volunteers, rink staff, zamboni drivers, boot and
blade makers, skate sharpeners, sponsers, costume designers, sequin and
illusion fabric manufacturers, fans, the Academy...

- Rick

PS to Fiona: I'm not poking fun at you, i'm just in a wierd mood tonight.

Sandra Loosemore

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Aug 25, 2002, 7:40:12 AM8/25/02

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Fiona McQuarrie <mcqu...@sfu.ca> writes:

> : Congrats to Evan and Alissa.
> : http://www.icecalc.de/isu/events/fsevent00006120.htm
>
> Why them in particular? Shouldn't we be congratulating everyone who can
> compete at this level?

Maybe the original poster already has a particular interest in those two
skaters?

For myself, I'm thrilled to see Jordan Brauninger do so well in his
first international. I became an instant fan last fall after
witnessing his amazing free skate at Midwesterns. 7 triples including
a triple lutz/triple toe from a 14-year-old first-year junior kind of
makes me sit up and take notice. :-) I understand he did the same
thing in France, and skated a clean short as well -- so, congrats to
Jordan, too. :-)

-Sandra

Julie Leung

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Aug 27, 2002, 6:13:11 PM8/27/02

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I beg your pardon. I am not even an American. I am Chinese, and am
proud to be one.

-A proud Chinese

Erin White <pixi...@optonline.net> wrote in message news:<3D684D5F...@optonline.net>...