Foolhardy Ham Lint
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2017 Four Continents Championships results:
From what I can tell, Kailani Craine's combined TES in her two best international competitions -- 2016 CS Warsaw Cup (85.30) & Volvo Cup (76.03) = 161.33 -- is higher than Brooklee Han's 2017 4CC (79.95) & 2016 CS Golden Spin (66.83) = 146.78.
Two good skaters, but man, sometimes it is like throwing a blanket over them trying to choose who gets to skate at worlds, and ultimately, will qualify Australia an Olympic berth for next year without having to go through the torture of Olympic qualifying competition later this year.
Good to see Brooklee return to her best form in Gangneung, and smash her personal best free skating score, too.
If Craine is indeed going to Helsinki, she will need to be perfect in the short program to have a shot at the top 24. On top of what I am guessing will be an early draw, that means going for everything (triple flip/triple loop) and the triple lutz out of steps.