Sasha is listed in the team envelopes but not on the Grand Prix?
Sasha is listed in the team envelopes but not on the Grand Prix?
I don't think she plans to compete and I doubt we will see her compete again. It was a "race for the Olympics" that didn't work out as planned.
Too bad, she could have won NHK with ease.![]()
-Brian
"Michelle would never be caught with sausage grease staining her Vera Wang." - rfisher
It would of been nice to see her compete again. I saw her skate live at Riverdance On Ice and she looked and skated strong! Her jumps were solid, no bobbles or wonky landings. She seemed more confident. I've read that she has signed on to do all the SOI shows this season.
The 2010-11 U.S. Stars on Ice tour dates are posted in this thread:
http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/show...t=75288&page=2
Well, she has a bye to Nationals. I don't know if she will use it.
I hope she competes again too her short last year was gorgeous, I was missing some of that creativity at NHk.
Did she get a bye to Nationals for her 4th place finish?
Yes. The top-five competitors in the senior ranks, if I'm not mistaken, all receive byes to nationals. Sylvia can correct me on this but I also think that all the reigning Olympic medalists receive byes so Lysacek and Davis/White can compete in the next four nationals as long as they file their paperwork.
SOI and shows seem to be her forte - no pressure to be perfect, so she can be free to be perfect.
I'm doubting it. She's doing SoI this year. Professional skating is her thing.
I'm also of the opinion that she wanted to go to Vancouver.
I loved her short last year but wasn't crazy about her "Moonlight Sonata" program (what can I say? I think the most fun music to watch others skate to is music with unique orchestrations).
I would like to see the crowd get excited like they got excited when she performed her short program at 2010 nationals.
Why don't they ask if someone is going to compete before they put them on the team envelope? If someone is not going to compete, do they assign someone else to the team envelope.
Correct. They would just have to register by the qualifying competition deadline of September 1st.
The team envelopes usually are published in May/June, and some skaters don't make a decision about competing until before or after the Sept. 1st qualifying comp. deadline.
No one else is assigned if an envelope spot is vacated by a skater or team.
AFAIK, neither Sasha Cohen nor USFS has made any official announcements re. whether or not she plans to compete in 2010-11.
interesting thread.
as much as i would sasha to come back, i think that she already accomplished a lot by skating at nationals last year. yes, she didn't make it to the olympics, but she showed a lot of class and determination. you could tell that the pewter medal genuinely meant something to her. and that's how i would like to remember sasha!!