“We are also very thankful that we skated our very best short program,” she [Duhamel] added. “It’s a mix of emotions because we finished our skate and we felt very disappointed, but then to go on the podium and to achieve this goal, we felt very proud. In the end, we are proud of what we did this week. We are proud to be on the top of the podium at such a prestigious competition and we will take a lot from that.”
“I was telling Meagan, it was on my list to stand on the podium and hear the national anthem,” said Radford. “I’ve been waiting for that moment since I was 19, so I will remember that forever.”
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“We feel great about our performance,” said Moore-Towers. “It is a bit unfortunate that we lost the championship on an element [throw triple loop] we do easily all the time, but we don’t intend on that happening next time.”
“(At the ISU World Championships next month) we want to skate two clean programs,” she said. “We want to better ourselves from here and from Nationals and we’re really hoping that lands us on the podium. There are a lot of teams vying for the spot, and we are trying to get it. If we keep working hard and skate the way we know we can, it’s attainable.”