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New article on Rachel and Michael Parsons
http://www.goldenskate.com/2016/09/rachel-parsons-michael-parsons-2/
http://www.goldenskate.com/2016/09/rachel-parsons-michael-parsons-2/
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Lewis/Bye just earned their first JGP medal, and with the results this week Carreira/Ponomarenko are all but guaranteed to be in the final. They could not make it if they're unlucky and Ushakova/Nekrasov win next week, Shpilevaya/Smirnoff get silver with at least 154.08, and Parsons get bronze... But that scenario seems unlikely.
Hawayek/Baker skated a strong FD to take the silver at the Autumn Classic:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqD0NQ54SBo
Soft knees, deep swooping edges, weaving effortlessly in and out of each other's movement, subtle musicality, everything I love in skating. Me likey!!Hawayek/Baker skated a strong FD to take the silver at the Autumn Classic:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqD0NQ54SBo
I really like their rotational lift. It's so visually interesting.Hawayek/Baker skated a strong FD to take the silver at the Autumn Classic:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqD0NQ54SBo
... "This year, we wanted something people could appreciate as art rather than try so hard to grasp a concept or story."
"'Liebestraum' translates to 'dream of love,' and that's the basic concept we're going with," she continued. "Ultimately, we're just going with the goal of skating it like a dream -- very ethereal, very light. We're going for pure skating."
Kaitlin Hawayek and Jean-Luc Baker: "This year, we wanted something people could appreciate as art rather than try so hard to grasp a concept or story." "'Liebestraum' translates to 'dream of love,' and that's the basic concept we're going with," she continued. "Ultimately, we're just going with the goal of skating it like a dream -- very ethereal, very light. We're going for pure skating."
I think it's too early to be concerned. Remember who the Shibs lost to at Nepela this time last season and what their scores were.
I think it's too early to be concerned. Remember who the Shibs lost to at Nepela this time last season and what their scores were.
. I was most surprised that S&B took down C&B by that far of a margin in both programs.
According to the entries link posted in the Kiss & Cry section, USFS is sending 3 Wheaton teams to compete in NRW Ice Dance Trophy in Dortmund, Germany, November 4-6: Eliana Gropman/Ian Somerville and Emma Gunter/Caleb Wein in Junior and Caroline & Gordon Green in Adv. Novice.![]()
I'm excited to see that USFS is giving fall Internationals to Dance teams too! 3 Wheaton teams at 1 competition should make it much easier on the coaches than having to travel to a different JGP every week!
I had wondered what happened to him.