And will always be a Nebelhorn champion (2017-8)! Who was the last Aussie lady to have won a senior international skating comp?
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Brooklee, when she won the Volvo Open in 13-14.
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What’s the second piece of music in the RD? The sound cut out after “Can't Get You Out of My Head”…
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"Slow". YouTube required that be muted.
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Tilly Friend has decided it's time for her to retire and I'm more than a little bit heartbroken right now.
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That's absolutely devastating 
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And Will is retiring too. Not a surprise, but they were my favourite Aussie skaters by a very long chalk.That's absolutely devastating
I need chocolate tonight.
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And Will is retiring too. Not a surprise, but they were my favourite Aussie skaters by a very long chalk.
Had the privilege of seeing them skating in person at the 2018/19 National Championships in Sydney. They will be missed.
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A promising season debut for Holly Harris and Jason Chan at the Quebec Summer Skate with an excellent RD score on the cusp of 70 points, too. Love the music choices, too!
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August 7, 2021 Quebec Summer Championships.Music: "Can't Get You Out Of My Head"/"Slow"/"Spinning Around" by Kylie Minogue.
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Kailani Craine debuted her SP to "Heart of Glass" (Crabtree Remix with Blondie & Philip Glass) - link to watch a fan cam filmed in Anaheim, CA at the end of July: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrRW0QXOpNM
She won the SP (62.87), landing 3Lz, 3Lo+3Lo & 2A cleanly, was 5th in the FS (94.49), and finished 4th overall (157.36).
She won the SP (62.87), landing 3Lz, 3Lo+3Lo & 2A cleanly, was 5th in the FS (94.49), and finished 4th overall (157.36).
Thanks Sylvia. Do you also have her TES score handy? Just wondering if she will be able to meet the TES mins for the Olympics if she skated like this at Nebelhorn.
3loop3loop sounds great - but whether she can get it called fully rotated when it counts the most is really the luck of the draw.
Does Australia Federation require the achievement of the minimum TES also at Nebelhorn (rather than, as per ISU, in any international competitions in 2019/20, 2020/21 or 2021/22 seasons) as extra requirement to go to Olympics?
Thinking about it, it wouldn't be an extremely harsh extra-requirement given that if she doesn't reach the Olympic minimum TES (23/40) at Nebelhorn, it would be quite unlikely that she would qualify there (unless the whole event would be a splat-fest).
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That is a shame, but completely understandable. Such a nice young woman. Always happy and positive, and friendly to everyone, including adult skaters.
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Why on earth would they? She could get the minimum TES to qualify for the Olympics at any ISU competition just like any other skater, if she didn't have them already, which IIRC she does (certainly she has the SP TES from Worlds in March, where she scored 30.24 TES).
I was only wondering because in the post I was replying to, Marco was wondering if she will be able to meet the TES mins for the Olympics if she skated like this at Nebelhorn.
So I wondered if there was a specific Australian requirement given that she already has the ISU Olympic minimums.
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Some countries do require additional achievements on top of what the ISU or IOC demands in minimum TES. I recall the unhappy history of Alexander Majorov from Sweden who qualified Sweden for the OG 2018 at Nebelhorn, but Sweden gave it back because they had demanded he acquire a rather high points total at minimum before he was allowed to go to the OG. He did not succeed because it was much higher than his personal best. Despite him reaching whatever minimum TES was needed according to the rules of the competition.
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Craine's TES was 34.99 in SP & 40.65 in FS at Glacier Falls which does not count for ISU minimums (23 & 40 are the TES minimums for 2022 Olympics/4CC/Euros) - remember that Worlds minimums are much higher: https://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/th...s-for-2022-olympics-isu-championships.108361/
Thanks Sylvia.
Only 5 points higher in TES in the free when she could do 4 more jumping passes than the short including 2 more combos. Well she still has some work to do before Nebelhorn.
The names of Maria Chernyshova / Harley Windsor appeared at a Team Moser competition participant list in Moscow.
Holly Harris/Jason Chan and Hektor G Moore/Anastasia Golubeva now listed in "blue" (ISA board approved) for Nebelhorn in the ISA International assignment page.
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Apparently, some folk are going a bit crazy on the Twitter link, thinking that Harley and his new partner are competing for Russia, and that they wouldn't stand a chance of making any international teams because of the depth of talent in that country.
Surely, Windsor still skates for Australia.
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I would not think he would give it up, considering his deep connection to country; nor would we release him.
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Windsor and his new partner third of three pairs at Mozer competition SP. 46 pt. something - you can find the results here:
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From the detailed TES and PCS breakdown, it looks like they aborted the split triple twist and missed the sbs triple salchows.
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They didn't even attempt the triple twist as he is recovering from a hand injury.
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Chernyshova/Windsor scored 91.88 in the FS (138.75 total, 2nd of 2 pairs that skated both segments) - link to FS protocol: http://ffkm.ru/images/files/online/2021-08-18_MozerTeam/__Scores.pdf
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I looked at the detailed breakdown for the new Australian pair. Some heavy hitting content, which is great to see. Now they just need to get some competition mileage under their belts to boost their GOE.
I can't wait to see Hektor and Anastasia compete at the ISU JPG in Russia next month as well.
I can't wait to see Hektor and Anastasia compete at the ISU JPG in Russia next month as well.
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Holly Harris/Jason Chan's next competition will be Nebelhorn Trophy, according to her post 3 days ago: https://www.instagram.com/p/CS5eWxUr1e4/
Chantelle Kerry/Andrew Dodds will keep training in Novi, Michigan and will compete in US Classic (Senior B in Norwood, Mass. next month) and then Finlandia Trophy, according to Ice-Dance.com's Lake Placid IDI recap article.
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Chantelle Kerry/Andrew Dodds will keep training in Novi, Michigan and will compete in US Classic (Senior B in Norwood, Mass. next month) and then Finlandia Trophy, according to Ice-Dance.com's Lake Placid IDI recap article.
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