Championnats québecois d'été (Quebec Summer Championships), Aug. 4-7, 2022, Pierrefonds QC

[Karen-W]

Foot slipped away on the throw lutz, but great technical upgrade for Deanna and Max.

Little messy today as expected this early, but I cannot believe how much more polished they look. They’ve spent a time of time on their unison.

Agree - the throws weren't good today, but the rest is much improved. We'll have to wait and see how McIntosh/Mimar look, but right now, there's not much standing in their way of the Canadian title, IMO.

 

[danafan]

Deanna and Max are really starting to gel as a team. Did they fall on their choreography sequence? They had -GOE. Would happily have this team as Canada's #1.

 

[honey]

My one ask is please ditch the forward outside death spiral. Or fix the position. Because it ain’t cute and IIRC, got negative GOE pretty often last season.

 

[danafan]

Their death spiral on replay looked super cool. From the tracker it had a level 4 and a high GOE. I'm not at recognizing those elements but it looked super cool.

 

[honey]

Deanna’s dress is blinding up close

 

[victorskid]

Unofficial results after the Senior Pairs Free Skate:

Stellato/Deschamps 117.71 183.57
Laurin/Ethier 101.69 156.56
Matte/Ferland 98.56 152.16
Thibodeau-Mailhot/Villeneuve 73.81 124.37
Carignan/Pierro 71.38 121.31

 

[danafan]

Last group of junior women is on now. Great timing!

 

[danafan]

Dupuis started a little rough with a double lutz and a single flip. Managed a decent triple loop combo but then struggled on the triple flip and the second triple loop. Nice double axel combo though. And a really nice triple sal as her last jumping pass. She was much better obviously at the Next Gen event.

 

[danafan]

Shi had some nice moments in her program but a few stumbles. The opening double axel triple toe was very nice. She tried the triple loop with both hands over head but fell. Did a double axel euleur triple sal late in the program too, not quite there.

 

[danafan]

Wow Foster opened with a huge triple lutz with arm over head but she had trouble controlling the landing. Nice triple flip combo. Nice triple sal euleur double sal. Triple toe single toe (going for a triple triple?). Short on the triple loop and a single axel and later a double sal. Kind of slow on her final spin. I really like her, though she had some inconsistent results last season. She might not get a JGP this year but would love to see her get more international chances. ETA 91 points for that was good considering the pops.

 

[danafan]

Théroux had an up and down skate but she did land a double axel triple toe and triple lutz double toe late in the program (after doubling her first one). her TES is over 50 on the tracker (before the final element). A good competition for her. Will be interesting to see who gets the last 3 JGP assignments. Hopefully Skate Canada will add additional junior assignments to their calendar. The feed cut before the score! I'm sure she's first though.

 

[JoannaLouise]

I was watching on my phone, which makes posting difficult, but I did manage to catch most of the last group.

That was a really nice skate by Rose Theroux! I would like to see her work on her posture and on really stretching her limbs, particularly her free leg, but she has a nice style and presented the program well. She also had some ambitious tech content in the 2nd half.

(@danafan I think she had 94 in the LP and 153 overall.)

 

[danafan]

Thanks @JoannaLouise
There's a glitch on the results page with the junior group 1 protocols for the free skate and final results linking to the senior women. Hopefully it will be fixed soon.

 

[Sylvia]

There's a glitch on the results page with the junior group 1 protocols for the free skate and final results linking to the senior women. Hopefully it will be fixed soon.

Fixed now - FP protocols: https://resultats.patinage.qc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/DET_48b.pdf
Junior Women group 1 - top 7:
1 Rose Théroux Académie Performance Isatis RS 58.64 (1) 94.70 (1) 153.34
2 Audréanne Foster Baie-Comeau CN 58.25 (2) 92.90 (2) 151.15
3 Hetty Shi Canadian Ice Academy ON 49.27 (4) 87.94 (5) 137.21
4 Megan Woodley Canadian Ice Academy ON 47.31 (6) 88.94 (3) 136.25
5 Sara-Maude Dupuis Anjou BA 48.48 (5) 85.03 (6) 133.51
6 Marie-Raphaële Savoie Ste-Marie CACH 53.35 (3) 78.30 (8) 131.65
7 Marie-Maude Pomerleau La Sarre AT 43.01 (8) 88.11 (4) 131.12

Junior Women group 2 - top 7 (finished yesterday):
1 Justine Miclette Chambly RS 66.26 (1) 103.48 (1) 169.74
2 Kara Yun Champs International SC BC/YK 61.39 (2) 94.92 (2) 156.31 - Streisand's "A Piece of Sky" seems "too big" for her skating at this still developing stage, IMO
3 Fée Ann Landry Patinage Gatineau OU 57.64 (3) 85.12 (5) 142.76
4 Alys Rajotte Magog ER 49.23 (5) 86.51 (4) 135.74
5 Abbie Baltzer Hamilton SC ON 44.81 (7) 86.55 (3) 131.36
6 Fiona Bombardier Richmond Training Centre ON 49.70 (4) 81.05 (8) 130.75
7 Aleksa Volkova Boucherville RS 48.78 (6) 81.34 (6) 130.12
FP protocols: https://resultats.patinage.qc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/DET_45b.pdf

Senior Pair final standings:
1 Deanna Stellato / Maxime Deschamps Vaudreuil/Vaudreuil SO/SO 65.86 (1) 117.71 (1) 183.57
2 Kelly Ann Laurin / Loucas Ethier St-Jérôme/Bromont LO/RA 54.87 (2) 101.69 (2) 156.56
3 Lori-Ann Matte / Thierry Ferland St-Romuald / St-Jean/St-Romuald / S CACH/CACH 53.60 (3) 98.56 (3) 152.16
4 Elizabeth Thibodeau-Mailhot / Daniel Villeneuve Plateau Mont-Royal/Sherbrooke MC/ER 50.56 (4) 73.81 (4) 124.37
5 Émy Carignan / Bryan Pierro Boucherville/St-Hubert RS/RS 49.73 (5) 71.58 (5) 121.31
FP protocols: https://resultats.patinage.qc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/SKD_E22_V2.pdf

Deanna and Max are really starting to gel as a team. Did they fall on their choreography sequence? They had -GOE.

1 fall deduction for S/D was on the throw 3F; their choreo sequence ended up with +GOE.

ALL RESULTS: https://resultats.patinage.qc.ca/18639-2/

ETA Ice Dance final standings:

SENIOR
1 Marie-Jade Lauriault / Romain Le Gac Ste-Anne-des-Plaines /Laval LO/LV 74.96 (1) 118.37 (1) 193.33
2 Carolane Soucisse / Shane Firus Repentigny/Repentigny LN/LN 71.51 (2) 111.22 (2) 182.73
3 Haley Sales / Nikolas Wamsteeker I.AM/I.AM ON/ON 68.87 (4) 109.99 (3) 178.86
4 Molly Lanaghan / Dmitre Razgulajevs Scarboro FSC/Scarboro FSC ON/ON 68.96 (3) 104.17 (4) 173.13
5 Lily Hensen / Nathan Lickers Ilderton SC/Ilderton SC ON/ON 68.27 (5) 101.78 (5) 170.05
6 Emmy Bronsard / Jacob Richmond Gadbois/Saint-Lambert MC/RS 61.64 (8) 94.70 (6) 156.34
7 Jessica-Lee Behiel / Jackson Behiel Calalta FSC/Calalta FSC AB/NT/NU/A 61.39 (9) 90.22 (7) 151.61
8 Leia Dozzi / Pietro Papetti Italie/Italie ITA/ITA 66.59 (6) 80.80 (9) 147.39
9 Samantha Ritter / Daniel Brykalov Azerbaijan/Azerbaijan AZE/AZE 51.89 (11) 87.18 (8) 139.07
10 Elysia-Marie Campbell / Liam Fawcett Saint-Léonard/Des Deux-Rives BA/LC 55.24 (10) 80.59 (10) 135.83
11 Anni Heinikainen / Malcolm Kowan Huntington Hills SC/Calalta FSC AB/NT/NU/A 42.50 (12) 66.54 (11) 109.04
12 Charlotte Lafond-Fournier / Richard Kam Nouvelle-Zélande/Nouvelle-Zélande NZL/NZL 63.35 (7 in RD)

JUNIOR
1 Nadiia Bashynska / Peter Beaumont Scarboro FSC/Scarboro FSC ON/ON 62.03 (2) 98.83 (1) 160.86
2 Sandrine Gauthier / Quentin Thieren Du Roussillon/St-Bruno RS/RS 63.29 (1) 87.68 (2) 150.97
3 Hannah Lim / Ye Quan Korean Skating Union/Korean Skati KOR/KOR 62.00 (3) 85.30 (3) 147.30
4 Chaima Ben Khelifa / Everest Zhu Laval/Des Deux-Rives LV/LC 54.65 (5) 82.20 (4) 136.85
5 Jordyn Lewis / Noah McMillan Ilderton SC/Ilderton SC ON/ON 55.03 (4) 79.43 (5) 134.46
6 Layla Veillon / Alexander Brandys Ilderton SC/Ilderton SC ON/ON 50.06 (7) 75.92 (6) 125.98
7 Kaitlyn Ho / Daniel Yu Huntington Hills SC/Calalta FSC AB/NT/NU/A 49.74 (8) 72.37 (7) 122.11
8 Marianne Hubert / William Oddson Trois-Rivières-Ouest/Huntington Hill MA /AB/NT/ 52.64 (6) 69.25 (8) 121.89
9 Emma Goodstadt / Michael Barsoum Scarboro FSC/Scarboro FSC ON/ON 45.59 (12) 69.13 (9) 114.72
10 Alisa Korneva / Kieran MacDonald Kitchener - Waterloo SC/Kitchener - W ON/ON 47.67 (10) 66.14 (10) 113.81
11 Éliane Foroglou-Gadoury / Félix Desmarais Saint-Lambert/Ville-Marie RS/MC 45.99 (11) 65.41 (11) 111.40
12 Savanna Martel / Kobi Chant Calalta FSC/Calalta FSC AB/NT/NU/A 47.82 (9) 58.84 (12) 106.66
13 Sara Kishimoto / Atsuhiko Tamura Japon/Japon JPN/JPN 44.77 (13 in RD)

 

[shutterbug]

Patinage Quebec has started uploading the archived videos: https://www.dailymotion.com/PatinageQuebec/videos
Now to sort out which video is which......

 

[Sylvia]

What I could figure out so far....

Senior Men FS (easy - only 2 skaters! ): https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8cw1di

Senior Rhythm Dance (starts at 2h22m after Junior RD & ends with final team Soucisse/Firus): https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8cw3nd
And in this video (after final group of Jr. RD), Sr. RD starts at 1h03m with Lanaghan/Razgulajevs: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8cw4ok
Senior Free Dance (starts at 33 mins.): https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8cwhbb

Junior Rhythm Dance (followed by Senior RD): https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8cw3nd
Final group of Jr. RD (Hubert/Oddson, Lim/Quan KOR, Lewis/McMillan, Ben Khelifa/Zhu, Gauthier/Thieren): https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8cw4ok

Junior Women group 2 SP: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8cvwpu

Junior Pair FP (starts with Kent/LeDuc in ki&c; then Kemp/Elizarov)/Senior Pair FP: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8cwxtx

 

[shutterbug]

Senior women FP: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8cwuba

 

[shutterbug]

Junior Pair FP (starts with Kent/LeDuc in ki&c; then Kemp/Elizarov)/Senior Pair FP: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8cwxtx

Edit - of course @Sylvia saw the seniors as well - duh!

Junior women FP Grp 1: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8cwws5

Senior pair SP: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8cwxx8

Junior pair SP: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8cwxx7

 

[Deleted member 221]

I love Deanna Stellato, and I continue to be in disbelief at her incredible physical conditioning. That said -- I'm not seeing the huge improvement in this pair. She has always struggled with throws, and she and Deschamps were 0/3 on the throws here. Maybe they can have a Savchenko/Massot-like awakening, where the throws turn from a mess into beautiful overnight. Here's hoping. The side-by-side triple toes look good, but the salchows looked pretty hopeless. With the sequence penalty gone, I wonder if 2A+2A+2T might be a better bet for them?